COMPARISON INVESTIGATION OF BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION IN ICU (SURGICAL, MEDICAL AND NEONATE) IN EDUCATIONAL HOSPITALS IN SEMNAN

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NOUBAHAR M.; VAFAEI A.A.

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Infectious Diseases and Tropical Medicine Year:2006 | Volume:11 | Issue:33 Page(s): 61-66

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COMPARISON INVESTIGATION OF BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION IN ICU (SURGICAL, MEDICAL AND NEONATE) IN EDUCATIONAL HOSPITALS IN SEMNAN

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NOUBAHAR M. | VAFAEI A.A. | Issue Writer Certificate

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BACTERIAL CONTAMINATIONQ3

ICU (SURGICALQ3

MEDICAL AND NEONATE)Q3

INFECTIONQ3

Abstract

Background and objectives: Nosocomial infections are the most serious problems in Hospitals. BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION of Medical instrument is one of the most important factors for nosocomial infection. Previous study indicated that percent of nosocomial infection had different in hospital wards. The aim of this study was determine and comparable investigation of bacterial frequency in three ICU (Surgical, Medical and Neonate) wards in Semnan educational hospitals. Material and methods: In this surveillance samples (n=161) were taken from different parts of ICU wards in hospitals during 18 month and were classified in 2 groups (Semi critical and non critical) and then all samples were cultured. Then samples categorized by location, time and bacterial infection and recorded in tables and statically analysis and comparison. Results: Results indicated that in medical ICU 77/3% was contaminated (Staphylococcus coagulase negative 50%, Bacillus15/9%, E- coli 9% and Bacill gram negative 2.3%). In surgical ICU 44% was contaminated (Staphylococcus coagulase negative 12%, Klebcilla %16; E- coli 9% and Yercinia 4%). In Neonatal ICU 20/6% was contaminated (Staphylococcus coagulase negative 9/8%, Klebcilla 6.5% and Bacillus 4/3%) Conclusion: Finding above shown that the Medical and surgical ICU wards were the most contaminated than the Neonate ICU. Reduce of nosocomial infection in neonate ICU probably is due to more and exactly cares in that ward. These factors and species of prominent bacteria were important for choosing efficient infectious control policies by nosocomial infection control comity in that part.

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NOUBAHAR, M., & VAFAEI, A.A.. (2006). COMPARISON INVESTIGATION OF BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION IN ICU (SURGICAL, MEDICAL AND NEONATE) IN EDUCATIONAL HOSPITALS IN SEMNAN. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND TROPICAL MEDICINE, 11(33), 61-66. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/52841/en

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NOUBAHAR M., VAFAEI A.A.. COMPARISON INVESTIGATION OF BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION IN ICU (SURGICAL, MEDICAL AND NEONATE) IN EDUCATIONAL HOSPITALS IN SEMNAN. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND TROPICAL MEDICINE[Internet]. 2006;11(33):61-66. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/52841/en

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M. NOUBAHAR, and A.A. VAFAEI, “COMPARISON INVESTIGATION OF BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION IN ICU (SURGICAL, MEDICAL AND NEONATE) IN EDUCATIONAL HOSPITALS IN SEMNAN,” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND TROPICAL MEDICINE, vol. 11, no. 33, pp. 61–66, 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/52841/en

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