Presencia de Pseudomonas aeruginosas, cepas BLEE y resistencia en Salas del Hospital Solomon Klein, Cochabamba

Infections caused by Pseudomona aeruginosa and BLEE strains together with the bacterial resistance due toexaggerated and incorrect use of antibiotics have favored the increase in the importance of microorganismsresistant to multiple drugs, which has become an important health problem for difficult h...

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Autores principales: Pascual Araoz, Danny Junior, Flores Ocampo, Adriana Belén, Quiroga Perez, Andrea Camila, Almendras Terrazas, Brenda, Crespo Osinaga, Katheryne Romaneth
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Publicado: 2020
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Sumario:Infections caused by Pseudomona aeruginosa and BLEE strains together with the bacterial resistance due toexaggerated and incorrect use of antibiotics have favored the increase in the importance of microorganismsresistant to multiple drugs, which has become an important health problem for difficult handling. Objective: To know the presence of Pseudomona aeruginosa and BLEE strains together with their resistance in the Maternityand Neonatology Room of the Solomon Klein Hospital in 2019.Materials and Methods: Descriptive study and cross-sectional type include serum-holder, grabber the beds,tray of the healing material, key of the sera, hoses of the sera and incubators to take samples of these. Results:We took 25 samples from the maternity and neonatology ward of which 3 (12%) were positive for Pseudomonaaeruginosa on serum carrier surfaces, stretcher gripper and Cure Material Tray of the Nursing Service of theMaternity ward . In the 21 (84%) remaining samples, the presence of Hafnia alvei enterobacteria prevailed, in theresistance analysis they were sensitive to Cefotaxime, ruling out the existence of BLEE strains in the hospital.Discussion: infections associated with health services occur mainly during hospital admission and hospital stayand that is why monitoring these patterns makes it easier to know the predominant mechanisms of action of theservices, which is very important at the moment.of making therapeutic decisions.