Nosocomial Conjunctivitis Caused By Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus Treatment and Preventive Measures.

ABSTRACT

A 30 years married female by occupation nurse presented with left eye irritation. On Examination mild hyperemia and papillary reaction in left lower conjunctiva noted. After 2 days it converted into mild discharge and raised irritation. After taking the swab for culture and sensitivity patient discharged on antibiotics and tears substitutes. Four days later received call from pathology clinic methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) positive from culture and sensitivity report. Emergency measures taken out for example, report the case with Infectious disease, isolation, and other sample collection and systemic to diagnosis early and towards better way of latest treatment. After 10 days of treatment patient was declare clear from MRSA. Swab, a simple test may leads us treatment. Our recommendations directed towards diagnosis, treatment and preventive measure for a nosocomial infection.