1.Prevalance of HIV Infection in Hospitalized Patients and Prevention Measures
Lijun XIE ; Yunxi LIU ; Jijiang SUO
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2009;0(22):-
OBJECTIVE To understand the prevalence of HIV infection in hospitalized patients and the prevention measures.METHODS The prevalence of HIV infection of the hospitalized patients in our General Hospital from Jan 2005 to Jun 2009 was investigated retrospectively.The time,population and endemic distribution of the HIV infected patients were analyzed.RESULTS Forty-eight HIV infected patients(19 HIV patients),were screened out from 271 955 hospitalized patients from Jan 2005 to Jun 2009 with year by year increasing.Most of HIV infected patients(62.5%) came from Beijing,Henan and Hebei provinces.Some sporadic patients came from other areas.CONCLUSIONS The prevalence of HIV infected patients among hospitalized patients in our hospital is increasing in recent years.The prevention measures in diagnosis and therapy process for these patients should be strengthened to reduce hospital infection.
2.The monitoring of nosocomial infections and control of an outbreak in a surgical intensive care unit
Yubing XING ; Jijiang SUO ; Dong CHANG
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 1982;0(01):-
Objective To investigate the incidence and the risk factors of nosocomial infection in a surgical ICU (SICU) where infections occurred frequently. Methods A bacteriological investigation was prospectively done in all the inpatients of the SICU admitted in one month. Nosocomial infection was diagnosed according to Diagnostic Criteria of Nosocomial Infection published by Ministry of Health. The nurse who was responsible for the study should observe each patient carefully and fill in the progress note and monthly report of each ICU patient every day. When a case of infection was found, it should be recorded in the Record of Nosocomial Infection Case. The data were analyzed after the completion of the study. Results All the inpatients had undertaken prolonged use of interventional equipments such as urethral catheter, arterial or venous cannula, artificial ventilation, etc. The nosocomial infection rate was 22.7% in 22 inpatients. The daily infection incidence of urinary tract, blood, and lung was 26.8‰, 9.5‰, and 65.8‰, respectively. One patient was found to have pulmonary infection, urinary tract infection and bacteremia simultaneously. From the specimens from patients with nosocomial infection pathogenic bacteria were identified, including Stenotrophomonas maltophilia, Streptococcus viridans, Staphylococcus epidermidis, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Achromobacter xylosoxidans, and Candida tropicalis were isolated. At the same time the drug sensitivity tests were carried out. During the monitoring period an outbreak of infection was controlled. Conclusions The aim of an objective monitoring is to solve the clinical problem and cut down the infection rate. In this group there are many risk factors, including old age, malignant tumor, major operation, severe pathological condition, long duration of stay, and so on. SICU is the department where rate of nosocomial infection is high. Comprehensive control measures must be carried out to lower the incidence of nosocomial infection.
3.Two Methods of Identification for Trichophyton rubrum
Jianfeng FAN ; Hengjin LI ; Jijiang SUO ; Zhe WAN
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(05):-
OBJECTIVE To compare modified Kane/Fischer system and PCR method in identification for Trichophyton rubrum.METHODS Using modified Kane/Fischer system and TR1F and TR1R primers to identify 32 strains of dermatophytes.RESULTS The modified Kane/Fischer system and PCR could rapidly and stably(identify) T.rubrum.CONCLUSIONS The two methods can be used as the standard system to identify T.rubrum.
4.Construction of Occupational Safety and Health Management Laws and Regulations and System in Medical Service
Yubin XING ; Hua WEI ; Jijiang SUO ; Yune YUAN ; Ning JIA
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(06):-
OBJECTIVE To strengthen occupational safety and health(OSH) management of medical service. METHODS To analyze actuality of OSH management and internal and international laws and regulations for OSH management,and give the proposition of its construction. RESULTS On the basis of the requirement,a set of OSH management scheme was established. CONCLUSIONS It is imperative that construct occupational safety and health management laws and regulations and system in medical service.They are pacing factors for physical and mental health of medical members.
5.Evaluation for Disinfection Effect of Air Disinfectors
Yubin XING ; Hua WEI ; Jijiang SUO ; Ning JIA ; Yune YUAN
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(07):-
OBJECTIVE To select applicable air disinfectors that can be used at indoor dynamic state to disinfect air in hospital.METHODS Some different air disinfectors were installed different volumetric rooms.To detect indoor air bacterial content before and after running the air disinfectors at quiet state and dynamic state.To evaluate the disinfection effect of these air disinfectors according to the eliminateion rates.RESULTS At quiet state,the indoor bacteria eliminateion rate exceed 90% after the air disinfectors running 0.5h.So the disinfection were qualified.At dynamic state,these air disinfectors showed good lasting disinfection effect.CONCLUSIONS The air disinfectors solve the problem of indoor air disinfection at dynamic state.It is imperative that select and use exactly the air(disinfectors) to get good disinfection effect.
6.Enzyme Used to Wash Medical Apparatus and Instruments: What Question Should Be Paid Attention
Jijiang SUO ; Liheng JIANG ; Hua WEI ; Yubin XING ; Yune YUAN
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(09):-
OBJECTIVE To attend to the importance and issues of using the enzyme cleaner for the reprocessing of medical instrument. METHODS The principle, usage, precautions, and the selection of enzyme cleaner were analyzed. RESULTS The cleaning of the medical instrument must use the liquid enzyme detergent that has the following characters: clear solution, no or low foam, free rinsing, flexibilities to the water temperature, and no limitation to the water quality. CONCLUSIONS For successful cleaning of the medical instrument the use of the high-quality enzyme cleaner is required. A complete cleaning of the medical instrument is the first step to assure the quality of disinfection, sterilization, and the infection control.
7.Incision Infection after Operation:An Investigation of 111 Cases and Prevention Measures
Jun GAO ; Xiutang CAO ; Jijiang SUO ; Wei DAI ; Lu HAO
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 1994;0(04):-
OBJECTIVE To summarize the infection cases and the factors causing site infection after operations,and investigate the measures to prevent and reduce exogenous incision infection.METHODS Discharged patients from Jan 1st,2003 to May 31st,2006 in our hospital were investigated for retrospective analysis on incision infection cases.RESULTS Totally 111 incision infection cases were reported from 54 286 cases.The nosocomial infection rate in this cohort was 0.21%(111/54 286),which was 33.44% of total surgical incision infection cases.CONCLUSIONS Incision infection is one of the most commonly encountered concomitant symptoms,it is as well the bottleneck for our hospital to reduce average stay length of surgical patients and patients′ hospitalization expenses,and to speed up turnover of beds.Incision infection rate is also an important criterion to evaluate the management quality and medical technology quality within and among hospitals.Effective measures should be taken to decrease incision infection rate and to resolve the problem that is difficult to hospitalize and expensive to treat.
8.Risk factors of healthcare-associated infection in patients with craniocere-bral operation
Honghui RONG ; Yunxi LIU ; Shengshan CAO ; Xiuying WANG ; Mingmei DU ; Jijiang SUO ; Yubin XING
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2014;(8):463-466
Objective To investigate risk factors for healthcare-associated infection(HAI)in patients with craniocerebral operation,and provide reference for the prevention and control of HAI.Methods A total of 4 246 cases of craniocerebral surgery in a neurosurgery department from January 2010 to December 2012 were enrolled in the study,the risk fac-tors for HAI were analyzed.Results Of 4 246 cases of craniocerebral surgery,393 patients developed 446 times of post-operative HAI,HAI incidence rate was 9.26%,case infection rate was 10.50%,which were higher than inci-dence (2.02%)and case infection rate (3.02%)of HAI of all hospital during the same period,the difference was statistically significant (χ2 =811 .06,629.30,respectively,P <0.001).The major infection site was central nervous system (56.50%),followed by respiratory system (27.36%).Unconditional univariate logistic regression analysis showed that sex,age,community-acquired infection,primary disease,operative time,length of stay in intensive care unit (ICU)before infection,the number of surgery,invasive procedures and nasogastric tube,the difference was statistically significant (all P <0.05 ).Multivariate logistic regression analysis showed that sex,elderly pa-tients,congenital brain diseases,stay in ICU>7 d,antimicrobial use >7 d,central venous and urinary tract cathe-terization,invasive ventilator were risk factors for HAI in patients with craniocerebral operation.Conclusion The incidence of HAI in patients with craniocerebral operation is high,effective preventive and control measures accord-ing to risk factors should be strengthened to reduce the incidence of HAI.
9.Nanometer Photocatalysis Air Disinfector and Its Application
Yubin XING ; Jijiang SUO ; Hua WEI ; Yunxi LIU ; Yan GAO ; Chunyan DENG
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(06):-
OBJECTIVE To explore the effect of the nanometer photocatalysis air disinfector.METHODS The air disinfection effect of nanometer photocatalyis air disinfectior JBL-400 series,such as the self-cycling movable,mosaic and attached to the wind gap air disinfectors,was detected in the simulating field trial and field trial in intensive care units,operating rooms and therapy rooms according to the Disinfection Technique Standards.RESULTS The kill ratio of self-cycling air disinfector in simulating trial was more than 99.9%.After constant air disinfection in the above three kinds of medical divisions,the total bacteria number of static state in these places could reach to the standard of area Ⅱ(≤200 CFU/m3),with 56.8-78.4% dissolution ratio of the natural bacteria.The total bacteria number of dynamic state in these places could reach to the standard of area Ⅱ or area Ⅲ.CONCLUSIONS The JBL-400 series air disinfector has diverse application forms,and disinfects quickly with good effects.It can be used in all kinds of medical divisions.
10.Erythromycin Susceptibility of Staphylococcus epidermidis in Biofilm
Ning JIA ; Maohu LIN ; Zhikai XU ; Yune YUAN ; Jijiang SUO ; Yubin XING
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(08):-
OBJECTIVE To give experimental basis for further investigation on Staphylococcus epidermidis biofilm resistance,we investigated the erythromycin repression of the planktonic,resuspended and biofilm cells.METHODS log Reduction of the planktonic,resuspended and biofilm cells of S.epidermidis strain 1457 and wild isolate S 68 was tested under 100 MIC erythromycin.The cells inside biofilm were observed by transmission electron microscope.RESULTS log Reduction of the planktonic and resuspended cells of S.epidermidis 1457 were 5.56?0.11 and 5.28?0.08,respectively,after 4h under 100 MIC erythromycin,which was higher than that of biofilm cells(P0.05).The tendency of the log reduction of isolate S 68 was the same as that of strain 1457.The cells of biofilm without erythromycin were spherical and of even distributed,but the swelling,liquefied cells and cell debris were observed in the biofilm with erythromycin after 12h.The arrangement of cells inside biofilm with erythromycin was looser than that without erythromycin.CONCLUSIONS The erythromycin resistance of biofilm cells is higher.Biofilm can give protection for the bacteria to avoid the killing of action by antibiotics.