1. Department of Laboratory Medicine,
J.P.N.A.T.C., A.I.I.M.S., New Delhi
Haematology, Biochemistry,
Microbiology, Hospital Infection Control
and Histopathology
(January 2011 to December 2011)

2. Haematology
Total tests- 3,88,447
Parameters No. of samples processed
Hemoglobin 37,727
TLC 37,727
Differential count 21,938
HCT 37,727
RBC 37,727
MCH 37,727
MCHC 37,727
MCV 37,727
RDW 37,727
Platelet count 37,727
Reticulocyte count 14,694
ESR 4,582
RBC morphology 2,454
Blood parasites 5,236

3. Coagulation Tests
Total tests- 52,688
Parameters No. of samples processed
PT 20,283
APTT 20,135
TT 3,413
Fibrinogen 3,463
D-dimer 3,394
TEG 2,000

4. Fluids (CSF, peritoneal, pleural), Urine
Analysis
Total tests- 6,465
Parameters No. of samples processed
Urine R/M 3,675
Urine Myoglobin 263
Urine Fat globules 50
CSF microscopy 2,477

5. Biochemistry Tests
No.
Tests
SUGAR 8838
UREA 31569
CREATININE 31569
CALCIUM 15196
PHOSPHATE 14600
URIC ACID 14691
SODIUM 31635
POTASSIUM 31635
T.BIL. 16907
D.BIL. 16907
T.PROTEIN 14172
ALBUMIN 14618

6. Biochemistry contd…..
AST 14588
ALT 14588
ALP 14583
CHOLESTEROL 4227
AMYLASE 4598
HDL 1058
LDL 1058
TG 1058
VLDL 1058
CK 398
CRP 410
Mg 1530
Lipase 376

7. Biochemistry contd….
CK-MB 171
CSF-SUGAR 1,095
CSF-M-TP 2,207
PERITONEAL FLUID SUGAR 23
PERITONEAL FLUID PROTEIN 28
URINE SUGAR 72
URINE PROTEIN 70
Drain fluid Amylase 27
Hb A₁ c 44
ABG 7,528

8. Microbiology

9. Distribution of Total Samples
Received for culture

10. Distribution of culture positive samples

11. Ward-wise distribution of Samples
52%

12. Distribution of Microbes
January- December 2011

13. Antibiotic resistance among Gram Positive bacteria

14. Distribution of gram negative organisms in
positive cultures
4%
6%
23%
21%

15. Antibiotic resistance among Gram Negative
bacteria (%)

16. Hospital Infection Control Surveillance

20. Device related statistics
No. of Patients Total Device VAP Rate CR-BSI Rate CA-UTI Rate
Days
1,421 13,387 20.3/1000 7.5/1000 21.3/1000
ventilator days catheter days catheter days

21. SSI rates
Department SSI Rates(%)
Surgery 4.7 %
Neurosurgery 2.3 %
Orthopedics 1.7 %

22. Compliance to preventive bundles &
hand hygiene
Bundle / practice Compliance rate(%)
Central line bundle 76.5%
Ventilator bundle 75%
Bladder bundle 75.6%
Hand hygiene 59.2%

23. Average Monthly Antimicrobial
Consumption
Rs. 10,08,218/-
(approximately)

24. Environmental Surveillance
samples
• Air quality testing, water quality testing,
Quality testing of disinfection and
sterilization:3634

25. Histopathology Audit
Parameters No. of samples
Surgical specimens 480
No. of blocks 720
Total no. of slides 1182
Hematoxylin and Eosin 843
Acid Fast Bacilli staining 78
Periodic acid and Schiff’s staining 17
Silver Methenamine staining 18
PAP staining 23

26. Histopathology specimens according
to departments

27. Type of histopathology specimen
(contd)

28. Type of histopathology specimen
(contd)

29. Tumors Infection

30. Teaching & Research
• Ph.D: one
• Research Projects:
– Extramural: Five
– Intramural: One

31. Short term Trainees

32. Awards
• Mrs. Jacinta Gunjiyal (HICN)
- National Florence
Nightingale award 2011.

33. Awards
• Best poster award- 2nd place- Dr. Nonika Rajkumari. Trauma 2011.Epidemiological
studybof Streptococcal infections in acute trauma cases in North Indian patients.
• Best poster award- 3rd place. Mr. Prince Varghese. Trauma 2011.Epidemiology of
Blood stream infections at a level 1 Trauma centre.
• Best Poster award- 2nd place- Mrs. Sunita Nair. Trauma 2010.Antimicrobial
susceptibility of Nosocomial pathogens at a level I Trauma centre of India.
• Best poster award- 3rd place. Mr. Amit Kumar Gupta. Trauma 2010.Variation in
hand hygiene compliance in atertiary level multi-disciplinary ICU during morning
and evening shift.
• Best poster award- 3rd place. Trauma 2010.Mrs. Jacinta Gunjiyal- Device associated
infections.

34. Publications
• Gunjiyal J, Thomas SM, Gupta AK, Mathur P, Gupta B,Misra MC.Device associated
and multidrug-resistant infections in critically ill trauma patients:towards
development of automated surveillance in developing countries. 2011. J Hosp
Infect; 77:176-177.
• Mathur P, Jain N,Gupta A, Gunjiyal J,Nair S,Misra MC.Hand hygiene in developing
nations- Experience at abusy level 1 trauma centre in India. 2011. Am J Infect
Cont;39(8:705-706.)

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