1.Hospital Infection by MRSA Popular on Wound Surface in Burn Wards:Its Prevention and Control
Quanzhen WEI ; Huizhen ZHANG ; Lihua LIU
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(07):-
OBJECTIVE To analyze the reason of hospital infection by meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus(MRSA) popular on the wound surface in burn wards at a hospital located in South China.The methods of prevention and control were discussed.METHODS The MRSA infections on the surface of a wound of patients in burn wards were reviewed and analyzed from Sep 20,2005 to Sep 30,2005.The occurred reasons,distributed characteristics and drug resistance were carried out on the analysis.RESULTS There were 6 cases of MRSA infection on the injured area,from them 4 with third-degree burn,and 2 with moderate burn.The patients were cured completely.There was no blood stream MRSA infection.Vancomycin was used to treat.The fulminant epidemic of MRSA infection in the injured area was related with environment pollution and cross infection caused by the imprecise aseptic operation.CONCLUSIONS The injured area of burn patient is infected by MRSA.which often has strong drug resistance,but the vancomycin is effective.The environment disinfection is important.Medical personnel's standardized aseptic operation should be strengthened.The reasonable use of antibiotics can avoid the cross infection.It is the important method to prevent and control the fulminant epidemic.
2.Detection and Drug-resistance Analysis of ESBLs-producing Bacteria
Quanzhen WEI ; Fuxia ZHONG ; Lihua LIU ; Huizhen ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(02):-
OBJECTIVE To comprehend antimicrobial susceptibility distribution of the ?-lactamases products from Feb 2002 to Feb 2003 in our hospital.METHODS The Microscan-USA was used to identify pathogens and drug sensitivity tests,the results of examination were judged according to NCCLS 1999 standard.(RESULTS) Among the isolated 67 strains of ESBLs-producing bacteria(35.64%),31 strains of(Klebsiella) pneumoniae(36.05%),29 strains of Escherichia coli(43.28%), 6 strains of Enterobacter cloacae((22.22)%)and 1 of K.oxytoca(12.5%) were detected.The multi-resistance of ESBLs~+ bacteria was very usual,besides to the ?-lactam antibiotics.The pattern of being resistant to both of tobramycin and ciprofloxacin was relatively common,and amikacin was relatively less,even the complex antibiotics containing ?-lactamases inhibitor would lose their effect.(CONCLUSIONS)The ESBLs bacteria exist in our area at a high level and also be the main antimicrobial-resistant ones and have got the resistance to many kinds of antibiotics.To control the(ESBLs)~+(bacteria) infection,expanding and supervision management of antibiotics is a urged task and important for us.
3.Incision Infection after Abdominal Operation:Investigation and Strategy
Lihua LIU ; Quanzhen WEI ; Huizhen ZHANG ; Fuxia ZHONG ; Wenjie SU
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(08):-
OBJECTIVE To analyze the high incision infection rate in abdominal operation in order to take effective preventive measures.METHODS Totally 2302 cases of abdominal operation in general surgery were investigated retrospectively from Jan 2005 to May 2007.The diagnosis standard was based on the Diagnosis Standard of Hospital Infection(Draft) published by Ministry of Health of the People′s Republic of China in Jan 2001.RESULTS From them 113 cases suffered incision infection.The infection rate was 4.85%,accounted for 81.54% of all surgical operation incision infections.The pathogenic bacteria in the samples taken during the operation were the same as those in the secretion of postoperative incision in terms of species and source.CONCLUSIONS The key points of prevention of incision infection are sterile operation,flushing of abdominal cavity and enhanced detection of environment hygiene in operating room.The infection rate could be lowered through observation and nursing care of postoperative incision and proper use of antibiotics.
4.Hospital Infection Management Community Health Service Centers Affiliated to Hospital:Problems and Countermeasures
Huizhen ZHANG ; Quanzhen WEI ; Lihua LIU ; Huilin QIN ; Fuxia ZHONG
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(08):-
OBJECTIVE To strengthen the hospital infection management in community health service centers,in order to reduce the onset of hospital infection.METHODS According to Hospital infection administration regnltions and Shenzhen medical service hospital infection control quality evaluation management demands we had investigated and evaluated the hospital infection management in 9 community health service centers.RESULTS The monitoring,surveillance and management of hospital infection in community health service centers as a quality evaluation index of hospital medical service still had many problems,it should further enhance the quality in the field of administration management,sterilization and disinfection,surveillance and sevage treatment.CONCLUSIONS The hospital infection management in community health service centers is a part of whole hospital medical service,but their quality at present is weak.To strengthen the hospital infection management is important to guarantee the medical service quality and medical care safety.
5.Hospital Infection Control in Community Health Service Center Improving by Introducing PDCA Circle Method
Huizhen ZHANG ; Hualan NING ; Jiaying FANG ; Quanzhen WEI ; Lihua LIU
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 1994;0(01):-
OBJECTIVE To enhance the hospital infection control quality level,decreasing hospital infection incidence and safeguarding the medical treatment in community health servnice canter(CHSC).METHODS Through plan,do,check and action(PDCA) circle method,combined with the management analysis the risk factors were found,and the method was useful for improving hospital infection control quality.RESULTS After one and a half years all-process progressive improvement of our work,the risk factors were diminished,the quality evaluation was improved and the management was more effective.CONCLUSIONS Practicing scientific management to improve control quality,can effectiely enhance the hospital infection control quality.
6.Hospital Infection Management:Quality Control and Its Forewarning and Regulatory Roles
Huizhen ZHANG ; Quanzhen WEI ; Lihua LIU ; Huilin QIN
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(07):-
OBJECTIVE To evaluate the role of qulity control in hospital infection management.METHODS The data were collected in 2005-2007.The mean,standard deviation s,95% confidence interval(? 1.96 s) and 99% confidence intervals(? 2.58 s) were calculated to determine the forewarning threshold value.RESULTS The burn department was under the threshold value(85.95) lower than the respiratory department(87.85) and neurosurgery department(86.90).After intervention,the management improved.CONCLUSIONS With the help of quality control to forewarning and regulation of hospital infection management the problems can be found out in time.It is valuable for preventing hospital infection outbreac.
7.Expression, purification and immunoreactivity characterization of extracellular antigenic domains of NMDAR1 protein.
Ding BAO ; Wei LI ; Leming SHI ; Quanzhen LI
Chinese Journal of Biotechnology 2017;33(12):1979-1988
This study aimed to construct prokaryotic recombinant plasmids for expression of the extracellular domains of NMDAR1 protein, purify and characterize the immunoreactivity of the recombinant proteins. Based on the mRNA sequence of human NMDAR1 gene, we predicted the structure of the antigenic domains in the extracellular part of the protein using the "phyre2" software. Primers were designed to amplify the nucleic acid fragments encoding the NMDAR1 extracellular antigenic domains by RT-PCR. The amplified gene fragments were cloned into pCold-SUMO vector to construct the recombinant plasmids which were transformed into Escherichia coli DH5α. The positive colonies harboring the recombinant plasmids were picked and verified by PCR and DNA sequencing. Then, the recombinant plasmids were transformed into E. coli BL21(DE3) strain and induced by IPTG for protein expression. The recombinant proteins were purified by Ni-NTA affinity chromatography. The target proteins were further purified by removing the 6 His-SUMO tag using enzyme excision followed by gel filtration chromatography using AKTA purifier. The purity of the recombinant proteins were evaluated by SDS-PAGE and the immunoreactivity were characterized by Western blotting. Three DNA fragments encoding the extracellular domains of NMDAR1 protein, including NR1-M1 (encoding 19-393 aa), NR1-S1 (encoding 394-544 aa) and NR1-S2 (encoding 663-800 aa), were amplified by RT-PCR. The NR1-S1 and NR1-S2 were linked with G (arginine) and T (threonine) amino acid as a combined fragment. The NR1-M1 and NR1-S1-GT-S2 fragments were cloned into pCold-SUMO vector and two recombinant plasmids, pCold-SUMO-M1 and pCold-SUMO-S1-GT-S2, were generated and expressed in E. coli. SDS-PAGE analysis showed that the recombinant plasmids expressed soluble NR1-M1 and NR1-S1-GT-S2 proteins in bacterial. After affinity chromatography and gel filtration chromatography, we obtained high purity target proteins. Western blotting assay showed that the recombinant proteins NR1-M1 and NR1-S1-GT-S2 can bind specially with their corresponding antibodies, suggesting the recombinant proteins retained antigenic reactivity. We constructed a prokaryotic expression system for expressing the NMDAR1 protein extracellular parts that had immunoreactivity successfully, and the purified proteins can be used for studying NMDAR1 function and testing the autoantibodies.