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Pathogenic bacteria distribution of urinary system infection and drug sensitivity analysis in Senile diabetes

Ping He

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【Objective】To study the factors of urinary tract infection,bacteria distribution and drug sensitivity analysisof the elderly Senile diabetes patients.【Methods】Retrospective analysis of the 530 cases of urinary tract infections in elderly patients with the clinical data from January 2006 to January 2010,including gender,age,disease duration,blood sugar control,and their corresponding bacterial distribution and drug sensitivity.【Results】The incidence of senile diabetics complicated with urinary tract infection was closely related with age,sex,course of diabetes,fasting blood sugar level(p 0.01),urinary tract infection with G-bacterial distribution,accounting for detection of bacteria in 69.6% ;G cocci accounted for 23.5%,isolation rate of the previous five pathogens were Escherichia coli,Klebsiella,Candida albicans,feces Enterococcus,Proteus.【Conclusion】Senile diabetes susceptible to urinary tract infection,a reasonable choice should be based on susceptibility of antibiotics,and should take effective preventive measures to reduce urinary infection.

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【Objective】To study the factors of urinary tract infection,bacteria distribution and drug sensitivity analysisof the elderly Senile diabetes patients.【Methods】Retrospective analysis of the 530 cases of urinary tract infections in elderly patients with the clinical data from January 2006 to January 2010,including gender,age,disease duration,blood sugar control,and their corresponding bacterial distribution and drug sensitivity.【Results】The incidence of senile diabetics complicated with urinary tract infection was closely related with age,sex,course of diabetes,fasting blood sugar level(p 0.01),urinary tract infection with G-bacterial distribution,accounting for detection of bacteria in 69.6% ;G cocci accounted for 23.5%,isolation rate of the previous five pathogens were Escherichia coli,Klebsiella,Candida albicans,feces Enterococcus,Proteus.【Conclusion】Senile diabetes susceptible to urinary tract infection,a reasonable choice should be based on susceptibility of antibiotics,and should take effective preventive measures to reduce urinary infection.

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【Objective】To study the factors of urinary tract infection,bacteria distribution and drug sensitivity analysisof the elderly Senile diabetes patients.【Methods】Retrospective analysis of the 530 cases of urinary tract infections in elderly patients with the clinical data from January 2006 to January 2010,including gender,age,disease duration,blood sugar control,and their corresponding bacterial distribution and drug sensitivity.【Results】The incidence of senile diabetics complicated with urinary tract infection was closely related with age,sex,course of diabetes,fasting blood sugar level(p 0.01),urinary tract infection with G-bacterial distribution,accounting for detection of bacteria in 69.6% ;G cocci accounted for 23.5%,isolation rate of the previous five pathogens were Escherichia coli,Klebsiella,Candida albicans,feces Enterococcus,Proteus.【Conclusion】Senile diabetes susceptible to urinary tract infection,a reasonable choice should be based on susceptibility of antibiotics,and should take effective preventive measures to reduce urinary infection.

Key concepts: Medicine, Urinary system, Diabetes mellitus, Antibiotics, Klebsiella, Internal medicine, Candida albicans, Enterococcus

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