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Analysis of Nosocomial Infection of the Patients in Hematology Department during 2007 Year
Author: PaTiGuLi·ABuLiZi
Tutor: HaLiDa·YaSen
School: Xinjiang Medical University
Course: Blood Diseases
Keywords: hematologic disease nosocomial infection distribution of pathogen
CLC: R55
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2008
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Objective:By analysising the distribution of nosocomial infection of the patients in hematology department during 2007 year,to understand the distribution of infection pathogens,as well as for better empirical antibiotic therapy.Method:Analysis the distribution of clinical isolated pathogen of the patients in hematologic unit of our hospital during the January 2007 to December.Result:Among the total of 100 clinical isolates pathogens,gram-negative bacilli is 52.00%,gram-positive cocci is 35.00%, fungus is 13.00%,blood culture positive rate is 36.00%,sputum culture positive rate is 27.00%、urine culture positive rate is 21.00%,secretion、throat awab and seds culture positive rate are 7.00%、6.00%、3.00%,Escherichaia coll、Staphylococcus epidermedis and Klebsiella pneumoniae are the most frequently isolated pathogen.Conclution: During the 2007 year,gram-negative bacteria is the most common pathogen that in the patien of hematology department of our hospital,and gram-positive bacteria is the second commn one,and fungus is the third,but in different sample the isolated rate of gram-negative bacteria、gram-positive bacteria and fungus is different.Gram-negative bacteria is the most common pathogen in blood culture、sputum culture and urine culture. Gram-positive bacteria is the common pathogen in secretion and throat awab culture.So in clinics usually used the antibiotics that mainly effect to gram-negative bacteria,as well as effect to gram-positive bacteria before the bacteria isolated.
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