Analysis of a protective process after occupational exposure in orthopedics operation for HIV infected patients
ZHAO Chang-song
ZHANG Qiang
LI Xin
ZHANG Yao
SUN Sheng
ZHAO Ru-gang
CAI Juan
WANG Jing-jing
LIU Kun
CHEN Zong-feng
Abstract：ObjectiveTo analyze protective process of HIV infected patients during the operation and summarize the experience, in order to avoid occupational exposure.MethodsA retrospective analysis of 78 patients with HIV infection from November 2010 to May 2015 was done to summarize the cause of occupational exposure and correct protective process.ResultsAll 78 operations were successfully completed. A total of 17 occupational exposure appeared. A total of 4 three-level occupational exposures occurred, in which three cases of occupational exposure occurred in emergency operation of HIV infected patients and one in elective surgery. After exposure, according to the provisions of immediate anti-viral drug prevention, 17 of the subjects were not exposed to occupational exposure.ConclusionsSurgical doctors and nurses should try their best to avoid the occurrence of HIV occupational exposure by strengthening the protection of education, raising awareness, good preoperative preparation, careful manipulation during operation and strict compliance with the protective process.
Keywords：HIV infectionsurgical treatmentoccupational exposureprotective process
Publication Date：2016-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 336-339 )