Risk factors associated with infections in operating spaces
Abstract
The objective of this study was to analyze the risk factors related to infections in operative spaces. It was developed from a bibliographic documentary perspective, 19 articles were reviewed in the PubMed platform. The risk factors linked to infections in surgical spaces are in the order of personal hygiene provided to the patient, age, clinical history, use of antibiotics without being appropriate to cure the infection, generating resistance, it should also be taken into account, The experience of the assisting personnel should also be taken into account, with the intention that they act according to the appropriate professional praxis, in addition, the disinfection of the surgical spaces is vital, being recurrent not to have the patients more than 24 hours with the intention of preventing co-infection, which may affect comorbidity.
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