OBJETIVO: DETERMINAR EL PATRÓN DE RESISTENCIA BACTERIANA DE LOS UROCULTIVOS REALIZADOS EN EL CENTRO DE SALUD DE SAN JOSÉ EN EL PERIODO ESTABLECIDO. MÉTODO: SE REALIZÓ UN ESTUDIO DESCRIPTIVO, OBSERVACIONAL, RETROSPECTIVO DE CORTE TRANSVERSAL. SE REALIZARON LOS UROCULTIVOS POSITIVOS EN EL AÑO 2017. RESULTADOS: DE LOS 50 UROCULTIVOS QUE CUMPLIERON CON LOS CRITERIOS DE INCLUSIÓN, 43 CEPAS PERTENECEN A E.COLI, 6 A CITROBACTER Y 1 A PSEUDOMONA. E. COLI FUE RESISTENTE EN ORDEN DECRECIENTE A: TRIMETROPIM/SULFAMETOXAZOL (64%), ÁCIDO NALIDÍXICO (58%), CEFUROXIMA (42%), CIPROFLOXACINO (40%), AMOXICILINA/ÁCIDO CLAVULÁNICO (30%), LEVOFLOXACINO (26%), GENTAMICINA (26%), NITROFURANTOÍNA (18%), CEFTRIAXONA (14%), AMIKACINA (0%), IMIPENEM (0%). EL 84% (N=42) DE LA MUESTRA PERTENECE AL SEXO FEMENINO Y EL 16% (N=8) AL SEXO MASCULINO. CONCLUSIONES: E. COLI ES EL UROPATOGENO MÁS FRECUENTE, EL SEX...

Introduction: Community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) is one of the first pathologies with the highest frequency and risk of death in children, especially in children under five years of age. Globally, it represents a high health burden, especially in regions with socioeconomic and geographic limitations, such as Loreto, Iquitos. CAP can evolve into severe cases that require transfer to pediatric intensive care units (PICU), increasing the costs of care and the risk of severe complications. However, there is a knowledge gap on the frequency and factors associated with these admissions in this specific region. Objective: To determine the prevalence and factors associated with PICU admission in children hospitalized for community-acquired pneumonia in Iquitos, 2024. Study Population: The sample will be a census sample and will include 102 patients between 1 and 12 years old hospitalized for CAP...