Typhoid bacillusIn natureVitalityIt can survive for 2-3 weeks in water and 1-2 months in feces. It can not only survive but also reproduce in milk.It is resistant to low temperature and can survive for several months in a frozen environment, but has weak resistance to light, heat, drying and disinfectants. It will die after being exposed to direct sunlight for several hours. It will die 30 minutes after being heated to 60 ℃ or immediately after boiling to disinfect drinking waterResidual chlorineIt can kill quickly.
clinical manifestation
Announce
edit
incubation periodAbout 10 days, its length is related to the amount of infected bacteria, food typeEpidemic outbreak It can be as short as 48 hours, and the duration of water source outbreak can be as long as 30 days.The typical natural course of typhoid fever is about 4 weeks, which can be divided into 4 stages:
1. Initial stage
It is equivalent to the first week of the course of disease. The onset of the disease is mostly slow. Fever is the earliest symptom, often accompanied by general malaise and fatigue,Anorexia,PharyngalgiaAndcoughEtc.The condition gradually worsens, and the body temperature rises in a stepwise manner, reaching 39~40 ℃ within 5~7 daysChillinessLessshiverThe sweating is not significant when the fever subsides.
It is equivalent to the second to third week of the course of disease. It often has typical manifestations of typhoid fever, which is helpful for diagnosis.
It is equivalent to the human body'sResistanceGradually increased, body temperature fluctuated and began to decline, appetite gradually improved,abdominal distentionGradually disappear,SplenomegalyStart retracting.However, there is a risk of intestinal bleeding or perforation in this period, which requires special vigilance.
At the end of the fourth week of the course, the temperature returned to normal, appetite improved, and generally recovered completely in about one month.
(1) Blood cultureIt is the basis of diagnosis. It can be positive at the early stage of the disease. The positive rate can reach 90% on the 7th to 10th day, and it can drop to 30% to 40% in the third week. It is often negative in the fourth week;
(2) Bone marrow cultureThe rate of bone marrow culture is higher than that of blood culture, especially for those who have been treated with antibiotics and whose blood culture is negative;
(3) Fecal cultureThe incubation period can be positive, and the positive rate can reach 80% in the 3rd to 4th week. The positive rate drops rapidly in the 6th week after the disease, and 3% patients can excrete bacteria for more than one year;
(4)Urine cultureThe positive rate can reach 25% in the late stage of the disease, but fecal contamination should be avoided;
(5) RoseolaThe scraping or biopsy section of roseola can also obtain positive culture.
General treatmentAndSymptomatic treatment, pressInfectious diseases of digestive tractIsolation, submit for examination every 5-7 days after clinical symptoms disappearFecal culture, negative for two consecutive timesDe isolation。feverStage III patients must stay in bed for rest, 2-3 days after fever abatementTiankeSit slightly in bed, and slightly exercise 2 weeks after the fever subsides.A diet of high calorie, high nutrition and easy digestion should be given, including adequatecarbohydrate,proteinAnd various vitamins to supplement the consumption during the fever period and promote recovery. During the fever period, it is advisable to use liquid or soft residue free diet, with a small amount of meals.After the fever subsides and appetite increases, graduallyRice porridge,a man dependent on his wifeAvoid eating hard and dregs food to avoid inducingintestinal hemorrhageandIntestinal perforation, usually 2 weeks after the fever subsidesReturn to normalDiet.Patients should be encouraged to take more water, about 2000-3000ml per day (including diet), to facilitate toxin excretion.5% for those who cannot eat due to serious illnessglucosenormal salineIntravenous drip。
SeriousToxemiaHormones can be used with sufficient effective antibacterial treatment.