Nosocomial Infections: Round Two
Nosocomial infections refer to a particular strain of illnesses that are acquired in the hospital setting leading to infection by other pathogenic strains of microorganisms. Consequently, patients end up contracting secondary bacterial, fungal or viral infections (Xia et al., 2016).
Infection by nosocomial infections may be regarded similarly as conditions that precipitate immunocompromised status of a patient on account of the effects of the disease. Of essence at this moment is to associate nosocomial infections with hospitalization.
Usually, these infections tend to arise majorly in persons who have been hospitalized for a significant duration for any reason whatsoever.
In the absence of the appropriate precaution measures, individuals working for prolonged hours in hospitals are also prone to infection by these conditions. This paper undertakes to explore these types of infection in diverse perspectives
