武警医学2017，Vol.28Issue(5)：487-489,3.
某医院穿刺后的感染性医疗废弃物处置方式调查分析
Investigation of ways of disposal of medical waste after puncture
杨慧宁 1宋洋 1梁艳 2高艳红3
作者信息
- 1. 100039北京,武警总医院感染控制科
- 2. 100039北京,武警总医院药房
- 3. 100039北京,武警总医院护理部
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摘要
Abstract
Objective By investigating a hospital transfusion of waste cotton ball after infusion in patients with post treatment conditions and related cognitive,understand the hospital infection management in the problems of medical waste treatment,in order to regulate the behavior of medical waste disposalbetterly,choose the wound dressingwho can reduce pollution.Methods We choose 820 cases of patients in November 2015 to March 2016 in a hospital transfusion infusion and complete the survey,on medical dressings pro cessing method and accept medical waste related knowledge,whether could accept new medical dressings questionnaire.Results 82.3％ patients with infectious medical waste cotton ball and infusion glue stick disposal of misconduct,only 9.72％ of the patients know medical waste classification standard,4.15 ％ of patients know medical waste packaging container identification,2.07％ of patients know way of centralized medical wastes treatment,only 26.1％ patients know the damage such as loss of medical waste leak,73.9％ did not receive the information of medical personnel disposal right way inform and evangelism,73.6％ of patients willing to accept the new type of medical dressings after needle stick.Conclusions We need to attach importance to knowledge of medical waste disposal in mission in patients with transfusion treatment,disposal of behavior guidance,at the same time improve the medical staff of iatrogenic pollution prevention and control of management consciousness;We will further improve the medical waste disposal fa cilities;From material selection to avoid pollution of the environment and new medical dressings nosocomial cross infection.关键词
医疗废物/院内感染/针后贴Key words
medical waste/nosocomial infection/clear spot bandage分类
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杨慧宁,宋洋,梁艳,高艳红..某医院穿刺后的感染性医疗废弃物处置方式调查分析[J].武警医学,2017,28(5):487-489,3.
