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Table 4 Descriptions of patients with clinical and laboratory diagnosis of HCAIs admitted in medical wards at BMC

From: Patterns and outcomes of health-care associated infections in the medical wards at Bugando medical centre: a longitudinal cohort study

Sex

Age

Mobility

Reason for

admission

Invasive device

Underlying

disease

Clinical HCAI

Antibiotic use

Lab culture results

Organism isolated

Length

Status

Male

47

Bedridden

Dyspnoea

Canula,

urinary catheter

CCF, DCM

CLABSI

Ceftriaxone

Negative

NA

19

Alive

Female

63

Wheelchair

Lower back pain

Canula,

urinary catheter

MM

CAUTI

Metronidazole

Negative

NA

15

Alive

Female

58

Ambulant

Epigastric pain

Canula,

urinary catheter

PUD

CAUTI

Metronidazole

Negative

NA

8

Alive

Female

58

Wheelchair

Hemiplegia

Canula,

urinary catheter

Stroke

CAUTI

No

Negative

NA

15

Alive

Male

62

Bedridden

Hemiplegia

Canula,

urinary catheter

Stroke

CLABSI

No

Negative

NA

20

Alive

Female

70

Ambulant

GBW

Canula

Anaemia

Enteritis

No

Negative

NA

16

Alive

Female

68

Wheelchair

DIB, Anasarca

Canula,

urinary catheter

CCF

CAUTI

No

Positive

E. coli and

P. aeruginosa

13

Alive

Female

63

Wheelchair

Anuria

Hemodialysis catheter

ESRD

CLABSI

No

Positive

S. aureus

14

Alive

Male

78

Bedridden

Aphasia

Canula,

urinary catheter

Stroke

CAUTI

No

Negative

NA

17

Alive

Male

56

Ambulant

Hematemesis

Canula

UGIB, VARICES

CAUTI

No

Negative

NA

12

Alive

Male

80

Bedridden

Paraplegia

Canula,

urinary catheter

MM

CAUTI

No

Positive

Acinetobacter spp

13

Alive

Male

59

Wheelchair

Jaundice

Canula

HCC, PHTN, HEP B

RTI

No

Positive

S. pyogenes

15

Alive

Male

62

Wheelchair

Confusion

Hemodialysis catheter

ESRD

CLABSI

No

Negative

NA

15

Alive

Male

59

Bedridden

Abdominal

distention

Canula

PHTN

CLABSI

No

Negative

NA

14

Alive

Female

50

Wheelchair

Headache

Canula

HTN

CLABSI

No

Negative

NA

11

Alive

Female

38

Wheelchair

Confusion

Hemodialysis catheter

Electrolyte imbalance

CLABSI

Cirofloxacin

Negative

NA

13

Died

Female

65

Bedridden

GBW

Canula,

urinary catheter

DKA, T2DM

Sepsis

Ceftriaxone

Negative

NA

13

Alive

Male

68

Bedridden

Hemiplegia

Canula,

urinary catheter

Stroke

Sepsis

No

Negative

NA

11

Alive

Male

72

Wheelchair

GBW

Canula

Anaemia

CLABSI

Ceftriaxone

Negative

NA

24

Alive

Female

42

Wheelchair

Confusion

Hemodialysis catheter

Uremia

CLABSI

No

Negative

NA

14

Alive

Female

62

Wheelchair

Chest pain

Canula

ACS

Sepsis

Azithromycin

Negative

NA

15

Alive

Male

58

Bedridden

DIB, Anasarca

Canula,

urinary catheter

CCF

CAUTI

No

Positive

Candida spp

16

Alive

Female

62

Bedridden

Aphasia

Canula,

urinary catheter

Stroke

CAUTI

No

Positive

E. coli

11

Died

Female

25

Ambulant

Joints pain

Canula

VOC, SCD

CNSI

No

Negative

NA

14

Alive

Male

35

Wheelchair

Hematemesis

Canula

UGIB, VARICES

CLABSI

Ciprofloxacin

Negative

NA

12

Alive

Female

45

Ambulant

Epigastric pain

Canula

NON

CLABSI

No

Negative

NA

7

Alive

Female

64

Wheelchair

Confusion

Hemodialysis catheter

ESRD

CLABSI

No

Negative

NA

13

Alive

Male

72

Wheelchair

Aphasia

Canula,

urinary catheter

Stroke

CAUTI

No

Negative

NA

11

Alive

Female

67

Bedridden

Hemiplegia

Canula,

urinary catheter

Stroke

CAUTI

No

Positive

E. coli

11

Alive

Male

58

Wheelchair

Anuria

Hemodialysis catheter

ESRD

CLABSI

No

Positive

S. aureus

12

Alive

  1. KEY: GBW = generalized body weakness; CAUSTI = catheter-associated urinary tract infection; CCF = congestive cardiac failure; CLABSI = central-line-associated blood-stream infection; CNSI = central nervous system infection; DCM = dilated cardiomyopathy; DIB = difficulty in breathing; DKA = diabetic ketoacidosis; ESRD = end-stage renal disease; HCC = hepatocellular carcinoma; HEP B = hepatitis B; HTN = hypertension; MM = multiple myeloma; NA = not applicable; PHTN = pulmonary hypertension; PUD = peptic ulcer disease; T2DM = type 2 diabetes mellitus; UGIB = upper gastrointestinal bleeding; and RTI = respiratory tract infection