THE ANALYSIS OF 267 BACTERIA FROM BURN INFECTION

OBJECTIVE:TO SURVEY THE CHANGES OF BACTERIAL FLORA BURN AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE OF THE ISOLATED BACTERIA. IN ORDER TO GUIDE THE CHOICE OF ANTIBIOTICS IN PRACTICE. METHODS:TO COLLECT THE SECRETION FROM BURN WOUNDS AND BLOOD AND SPUTUM AND INTRAVENOUS INJECTIVE PIPES WERE SENT TO CULTURE. RESULTS:267 STRAINS OF BACTERIA WERE ISOLATED. THE POSITIVE RATE OF P. AERUGINOSA AND S. AUREUS OCCUPIED THE FIRST POSITION(83.14%). P. AERUGINOSA WERE THE MOST SENSITIVE TO IMIPENEM, CEFOPERAZONE/SULBACTAM AND POLYMYCIN B, FOLLOWED BY AZTRENAM. S. AUREUS WERE THE MOST SENSITIVE TO VANCOMYCIN. FOLLOWED BY FURADANTIN AND RIFAMPICINUM. ALL OF PENICILLINS AND CEPHAL OSPORINS WERE RESISTANT. CONCLUSION: IT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT FOR BURN PATIENT TO TREAT THE INFECTION OF P. AERUGINOSA AND S. AUREUS.