Antibacterial Sensitivity Profile of Bacteria Isolated from Solid Dump Waste of Hetauda Hospital, Nepal

Introduction: Lack of knowledge and awareness about hospital waste has been a concern amid inadequate management facilities ineffective policies. Objectives: To isolate the bacteria from sample collected different departments study sensitivity profile isolated bacteria. Method: Cross-sectional was conducted for period 3 months examining solid Hetauda Bagmati Province. Untreated samples were like general wards, ICU/HDU, Emergency, OPD, Pharmacy, Laboratories. Battery biochemical performed according to guideline Bergey’s Manual Determinative Bacteriology. At end, pattern isolates determined by measuring zones inhibition with calibrated ruler, also interpreted Clinical Laboratory standards institute(CLSI) criteria. Result: A total 540 isolated. Among them higher number emergency department wards. Both gram positive negative wards/department shown percentage resistant antibiotics; Ciprofloxacin, Ceftazidine, Cefotaxime, Gentamycin, Penicilin, piperatazobactum, imipenem, linezolid cephalexin. Conclusion: Antibiotic antibiotic greater public health threats. The facilities/waste in should be properly handled regular monitoring performed.