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2007-2009 Analysis of nosocomial infection in patients hospitalized Hematology

Author: GuLiBaDanMu.AiZeZi
Tutor: HaLiDa.YaSen
School: Xinjiang Medical University
Course: Internal Medicine
Keywords: Blood Diseases Hospital Infection Pathogen Distribution
CLC: R181.3
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2011
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Abstract


Objective: To analyze hematology patients with nosocomial infection , blood diseases explore the characteristics of nosocomial infection , causing hospital infections causes and risk factors , to understand the distribution of pathogens , provide a scientific basis for clinical prevention . Methods: 2008 -2009 2303 inpatient hospital hematology clinical isolates of patients analyzing the distribution of pathogens , infection with the 2007 comparison . Results: The positive pathogens isolated were 220 ​​cases . Respiratory tract infection site still ranks first , followed by blood , mouth, urinary tract and other parts. Among them, the pathogen of nosocomial infections Gram-negative bacilli still dominated , followed by Gram -positive bacteria , and its proportion of the rise . Again fungi. But in different specimens Gram-negative bacteria , Gram -positive bacteria, fungi detection rate varies . Blood culture and sputum culture positive rate based. Conclusion : Blood patients prone to infection, infection rate, with multiple risk factors. Should adopt comprehensive treatment measures to effectively reduce the incidence of nosocomial infections .

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