Valoración bacteriológica del tracto respiratorio superior en niños pre-escolares

Abstract

Acute respiratory infections are a public health problem. This paper aims to recognize the bacterial flora of a community preschool city basin. For this they underwent microbiological tests and sensitivity of a total of 61 samples of secretion of the upper respiratory tract of patients in a nursery. Emphasis is placed on current symptoms and personal medical history of children. The findings indicate that Neisseria rallies taste is the most common bacteria in this community. The sensitivity of the flora of this group of people is to fosfomycin, erythromycin and cefalotomía. I noticed a high percentage of penicillin-resistant cases and dicloxacillin. The clinic includes a picture more frequently characterized by cough, purulent nasal discharge, congestive pharynx and throat. Indecent relevant'personas were based on more than three episodes per year of common cold, chronic cough and chronic rrinorea. The recommendations made by the author as important clinical analysis arises considering the resident bacterial flora and, on this basis make a click bacteriological correlation for the proper management of upper respiratory infections