Objective To investigate the pathogenic bacterial distribution and drug resistance situation of multi‐drug resistant bacterial strain mixed infection among postoperative traumatic patients in Zaoyang area to provide a reference for clinical treatment . Methods A total of 71 traumatic cases of multi‐drug resistant bacterial strain mixed nosocomial infection were selected and per‐formed the bacterial culture and drug resistance analysis according to the samples taking from different infection sites .The the re‐sults were statistically analyzed .Results Among 71 cases of multi‐drug resistant strains mixed infection ,205 multi‐drug resistant strains of bacteria were isolated .Among them ,119 (58 .05% ) strains were Gram‐negative bacteria ,Gram‐positive bacteria was in 83 strians(40 .49% ) and fungus was in 3 strains(1 .46% ) .The resistance of Escherichia coli ,Klebsiella pneumoniae ,Enterobacter and Serratia to more than 10 kinds of antibacterial drugs was more than 50% ,which to ampicillin ,cephalothin ,cefuroxime ,azlocillin ,ce‐fotaxime cefuroxime ,azlocillin ,cefotaxime and cefoperazone was more than 80% ,while which to imipenem and amikacin was only 5 .88% and 28 .57% respectively .The resistance rates of Gram‐positive bacteria represented by Staphylococcus aureus ,Staphylococ‐cus epidermidis ,Staphylococcus haemolyticus and Streptococcus pneumoniae to penicillin G ,oxacillin and ampicillin generally reached 98 .80% ,97 .59% ,and 95 .18% respectively .No Gram‐positive bacteria was resistant to vancomycin ,in addition the resist‐ance to rifampin and chloramphenicol also was only 32 .53% and 34 .94% respectively .Conclusion In early stage of infection ,it is unable to determine the types of pathogenic bacteria and difficult to select sensitive antibacterial drugs ,under this occasion ,the com‐bination of imipenem and vancomycin is a good choice .