Abstract

REVIEW PAPER PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA THE SEVERE NOSOCOMIAL INFECTION

Sachita Kuchekar, Tanvi Nikam, Pradnya Zambare, Rohini Nikam and Akash Phudbangi*

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Abstract

When the therapy is not performed in a hygienic manner, nosocomial infections are easily acquired. When there is a high likelihood that an injury will progress from an acute stage to a chronic stage of nosocimal infection and that the infection will require hospitalisation because they are usually caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa or staphylococcus aureus infections, the majority of severe nosocomial infections are extremely sensitive to treatment. This is because they are often multidrug resistant due to the use of stronger classes of medications that have greater activity against the pathogenic strain. Nosocomial infections are challenging to treat because they may include a high concentration of drugs that can confer natural bacterial resistance. The overuse of less-conventional antibiotics without a prescription and incorrect antibiotic prescription regimens are the main causes of resistance.

Keywords: Pseudomonas aeruginosa, antibiotic resistant, nosocomial infection, hospitalized infection.