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OBJECTIVE: To study the hospital infections caused by ESBLs-producing Escherichia coli and Kalispell.METHODS: Bacterial drug resistance of 460 stains of ESBLs-producing Escherichia coli and Kalispell pneumonia and the application of antibiotics in our hospital in 2005 were analyzed retrospectively.RESULTS: The infections caused by ESBLs-producing Escherichia coli and Kalispell pneumonia were more often found in department of respiratory diseases,ICU and neurosurgery patients,which were treated empirically predominantly with levofloxacin,followed by cefoperazone/sulbactam,but were treated mostly by carbapenems,levofloxacin,cefoperazone/sulbactam after the drug susceptibility test results were obtained.The drug combination was characterized predominantly by combined use of two kinds,at most 6 kinds in combination.CONCLUSION: In most of the cases the medication for infections caused by ESBLs-producing Escherichia coli and Kalispell pneumonia is effective and reasonable.However,in a few cases the application of antibiotics is irrational and nonstandard,which should be given fully attention.
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100MIC.The endotoxin could be released more and more with the time.CONCLUSION:It is reasonable to choose antibiotics to refer to the characteristics of the endotoxin release by germs.
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AIM: To study the compatible stability of cefepime with 0.5% metronidazole injection. METHODS: Dual wavelength spectrophotometry and K-ratio spectrophotometry were described for the determination of cefepime with metronidazole injection during 6 h. RESULTS: There was no evident variation in content during 6 h at room temperature. The average recovery rates of cefepime and metronidazole were (100.9±0.4)% and (99.8±0.6)% (n=5). CONCLUSION: The compatiblity of cefepime with metronidazole injection is stable. The method of using dual wavelength spectrophotometry and K-ratio spectrophotometry to determine the compatible stability of cefepime with metronidazole is simple, accurate and usable.
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Objective: The kinetic turbidimetric limulus test was used in the endotoxin assay of Sodium Ferulate for injection. Methods: The preliminary validation test was fulfilled, when the standard endotoxin spiked in Sodium Ferulate for injection sample (Lot. No. 20000704) and its 10 fold dilution、 20 fold dilution、 40 fold dilution、 60 dilution、 80 fold dilution. The recoveries were 0.20%, 74.70%, 87.93%, 87.09%, 98.55%, 119.2% respectively. The optimum detection concentration found was 60 fold dilution. During the formal interference tests of 3 batches of Sodium Ferulate for injection (Lot. No. 20000308 20000704 20000315), the recoveries were 120.4%,98.55% and 85.40% respectively. Results: 5.00,0.500,0.0500 Eu/mL of standard endotoxin were used. The standard endotoxin was quantitatively added into the 60 fold dilution of Sodium Ferulate for injection. The recoveries were all 50%～200% and no interference action was found.Conclusion: The kinetict turbidimetric limulus test provided a new way to the detection of endotoxin in Sodium Ferulate for injection.
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AIM The kinetic turbidimetric Limulus test was used in the endotoxin assay of Ceftazidime injection. METHODS The validation test was fulfiled ,when the amount of endotoxin spiked in Ceftazidime injection sample(Lot.No.010202) in which concentration of its dilution solution were 10,5,2,1,0 5 g?L -1 . They were recovered in 60 08%, 82 90%, 85 22%, 94 00%, 92 67%; with the amount of endotoxin spiked in Ceftazidime sample (Lot.No. 010103, 010104, 010202),their 1 g?L -1 dilution were recovered in 109 9%, 101 7% and 86 56%. RESULTS With standard endotoxin working curve is 5 00, 0 500, 0 0500 ZU?L -1 . The 1 g?L -1 solution to Ceftazidime was effective to eliminate the interference in Limulus test. CONCLUSION The kinetic turbidimetric Limulus test provide a new way to the detection of endotoxin in Ceftazidime injection.