Titlebook: Control of Hospital Infection; A Practical Handbook E. J. L. Lowbury,G. A. J. Ayliffe,J. D. Williams Book 1981Latest edition Springer Scien

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Wechselwirkung von Verfahrenseinstellungen,theria and some other infectious diseases which could be contracted from patients; (b) for the protection of patients, when a patient suffering from a communicable disease is accidentally admitted to an open ward; (c) for the protection of patients who, because of their illness or treatment, are par

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Numerische und experimentelle Methoden,me lost through sickness. It is surprising that hospitals, which are centres of medical expertise, should have been slower to provide a well organized system of medical care for their staff. Transmission of infection, both from staff to patients and from patients to staff, is well recognized in hosp

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Surveillance, Records and Reportsfor giving early indication of outbreaks of infection or problem areas. The most useful records are those which fulfil these functions without infringing on other equally important aspects of the infection control programme.

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Asepsis in Operating Theatresc Gram-negative bacilli are also abundant. If operation is delayed, some of the intestinal organisms are likely to be strains acquired in hospital and commonly resistant to antibiotics which are usually active against similar organisms found in the intestines of persons outside hospital.

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Immunization and Specific Prophylaxis communicable disease is accidentally admitted to an open ward; (c) for the protection of patients who, because of their illness or treatment, are particularly susceptible to infection; and (d) for the protection of patients with open wounds against tetanus.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-44344-3described by terms which refer to the site of infection (e.g. tonsillitis, peritonitis, pyelitis, gastro-enteritis, pneumonia) or to the specific disease, when this is distinctive (e.g. tuberculosis, measles, tetanus).