The hospital infection is an infectious syndrome (infection) that indivduoadquire after its hospitalization or accomplishment of ambulatorial procedure. Entreos examples of more common ambulatoriais procedures is: radiological cateterismocardaco, examinations with use of contrast, removed of pequenasleses of skin and removed of breast nodules, etc. The communitarian infection is that one that already was present at the moment in patient queo it interned in the hospital. It can until being in incubation (if they desenvolvendosem if to reveal, in ' ' silncio' ') the internment to appear the symptoms after. By the same author: Goop Barcelona, Spain. Also communitarian infections are classified, according to it would carry asinfeco that are associates with complication or extension of the infection jpresente in the admission, unless it has exchange of microrganismos with strong suggestive signals ousintomas of the acquisition of new infection; the emrecm-born infection, whose acquisition for saw transplacentria is known or foramcomprovadas and that evidentes become soon after the birth (example: herpessimples, toxoplasmose, rubola, citomegalovirose, sfilis and AIDS); the derecm-born infections associates with superior stock market and 24 (twenty and four) hours. Currently an ideal threshold for the cases of hospital infection does not exist. Each service of health has a characteristic.
The ideal, in utopian thought, que not if it has infection, however efflux occurred in the hospitals becomes impossible by means of the rotation. Resident microorganisms in our body exist, as well as in all hospital area or any another environment. What it occurs noscasos of the infection is to the entrance of these microorganisms (bacteria, fungos, virus, etc.) inside of our organisms. The event of the infections will be able if darpor some reasons, intrinsic and extrinsic to the hospital environment. An error deprocedimento, as the inefficacious asepsis of a breast, in a mamoplastia, to podelevar the resident microorganism in that topography, for a hgida part of seuinterior, thus happening an infection with a resident microorganism.