Analysis of Pathogens Distribution and Antibiotics Use in 93 Cases of Bronchiolitis Child / 中国药房

ABSTRACT

OBJECTIVE:To provide reference for antibiotics use. METHODS:A retrospective study was conducted to analyze the detection of pathogens and antibiotics use in 93 children with bronchiolitis in our hospital between Jan. 2013 to Dec. 2014. Pathogens detection mainly included respiratory virus,pneumonia mycoplasma IgM antibody and pneumonia chlamydia IgM anti-body and sputum culture. RESULTS:Among 93 cases,22 cases (23.66%) were positive in respiratory virus IgM antibody test, mainly for respiratory syncytial virus;17 cases(18.28%)were positive in sputum culture test,mainly for the Moraxella catarrha-lis,Haemophilus influenza and Streptococcus pneumonia;10 cases(10.75%)were positive in Atypical pathogens test,mainly for mycoplasma pneumonia. There were 47 cases(50.54%)of antibiotics;Among them,only 12.77%(6/47)had clear indications for using antibiotics;the children who were 1-3 months old had the highest percentage of antibiotics,accounting for 81.82% at the same age;the duration of disease was significantly prolonged in the cases who used antibiotics,with average duration of(8.27± 3.32) d. CONCLUSIONS:Bronchiolitis is still usually caused by virus infection in our hospital,the ratio of antibiotics use are high and most of them don't have bacterial infection indications.