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U2.1.3 ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE Flashcards

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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

Cephalosporinase Test (Cefinase Test)

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Chromogenic Beta Lactamase Test

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Chromogenic Beta Lactamase Test

(+) color = beta-lactamase producer

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Pink/red

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Chromogenic Beta Lactamase Test

Organisms detected by the test

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Staph, Haemophilus, Moraxella, Neisseria

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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

(3) Detection of MRSA/Oxacillin Resistant S. aureus

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  1. Oxacillin Screen Agar
  2. Cefoxitin Disk (30ug) Screen Test
  3. Chromogenic Agar for MRSA
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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

recommended for screening of MRSA

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Cefoxitin Disk (30ug) Screen Test

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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

colorimetric method used for MRSA colonies

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Chromogenic Agar for MRSA

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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

Detection of _____ gene & its products _____

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  1. mecA
  2. PBP2a
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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

(2) Methods for Vancomycin Resistance in Staphylococcus

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  1. Broth Dilution
  2. Agar Screen
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Methods for Vancomycin Resistance in Staphylococcus

Broth Dilution is used to detect

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VRSA; VISA

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Methods for Vancomycin Resistance in Staphylococcus

VRSA fi the vancomycin MIC is ___ ug/mL

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≥16ug/ml

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Methods for Vancomycin Resistance in Staphylococcus

BHI with 6ug vancomycin

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Agar Screen

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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

(+) for Inducible Clindamycin Resistance

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D zone

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Inducible Clindamycin Resistance

when triggered /activates resistance to clindamycin

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erm genes

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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

(2) Method Vancomycin Resistance

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  1. Enterococci resistance to vancomycin
  2. Vancomycin Screen Agar
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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance : Enterococci resistance to vancomycin

encodes Van-A phenotype

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vanA gene

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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance : Enterococci resistance to vancomycin

most common phenotypes

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Van-A and Van-B phenotypes

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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance : Enterococci resistance to vancomycin

6ug vancomycin in BHI agar

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Vancomycin Screen Agar

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18
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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

uses MHA with sheep blood; with 1ug/ml oxacillin disk (incubate with CO2)

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Penicillin Resistance (S. pneumonia)

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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

Penicillin Resistance
Susceptible if : ____ mm
R o I if : < ____ mm

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Susceptible if : ≥ 20mm
R o I if : < 20mm

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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

uses BHI Agar; test inoculum with 120ug/ml gentamycin and 300ug/ml streptomycin disk

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HLAR (High-Level Aminoglycoside Resistance)

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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

used for Enterococci

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HLAR (High-Level Aminoglycoside Resistance)

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HLAR (High-Level Aminoglycoside Resistance)

Agar used with gentamycin & streptomycin

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Remel Agar

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HLAR (High-Level Aminoglycoside Resistance)

HLAR in BHI Agar
S if : ____ mm
R if : ____ mm

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S if : >10 mm
R if : <6 mm

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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

are enzymes hydrolyzing most penicillins and cephalosporins, including oxyimino-B-lactam compunds but notcephamycins and carbapenems

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ESBL Extended Spectrum Beta Lactamase

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ESBL Extended Spectrum Beta Lactamase

1st seen in

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E. coli and Klebsiella

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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

plasmid mediated resistance mechanisms; genes (TEM-1; SHV-1 and OXA-1)

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ESBL Extended Spectrum Beta Lactamase

27
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ESBL Extended Spectrum Beta Lactamase

Organisms detected

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PPM
- K. pneumoniae
- P.mirabilis !!!!
- K. oxytoca
- E.coli
- Morganella !!!!
- Pseudomonas !!!!

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ESBL Extended Spectrum Beta Lactamase

Remain (S, I or R) to carbapenems, cefoxitin, B-lactamese inhibitors with clavulanic acid (tazobactams and sulbactams)

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S

29
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ESBL Screen

Combination Disk Test involves (2)

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  1. Test using ceftazidime or cefotaxime alone
  2. Test using ceftazidime or cefotaxime with Clavulanic acid
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ESBL Screen

(+) for ESBL if ___ mm increase in inhibition zone of cephalosporin with Clavulanic acid versus ceftazidime or
cefotaxime alone

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≥5mm

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ESBL Screen

Confirm with MIC: ______ increase in MIC w / clavulanic acid

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3 fold increase

32
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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

Carbapenemase Screening (for
the presence of KPC

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Modified Hodge Test

33
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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

inhibits B-lactamase resistant
pencillins, clavulanic acid and tazobactam

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Modified Hodge Test

34
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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

pattern seen on the presence of inhibition is Modified Hodge Test

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clover leaf pattern

35
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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

  • Chromosomal mediated resistance; inducible resistance
  • Acts on 1st to 3rd generation Cephalosporins
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Cephalosporinase Mediated Resistance

36
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Methods of Detecting Antibiotic Resistance

gene detected in Cephalosporinase Mediated Resistance

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AmpC gene

37
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Cephalosporinase Mediated Resistance

______ Test using cefoxitin and cefepime

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Disk Diffusion Test

38
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Other Tests

applicable for aminoglycosides, vancomycin and chloramphenicol

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Peak and Trough Assays

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Other Tests

measure of activity of antibiotic in patient’s own serum against the pathogen

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Serum Bactericidal Test (Schlichter Test)

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Other Tests

guideline to determine if
patient is receiving effective treatment for a serious infection

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Serum Bactericidal Test (Schlichter Test)

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Single step systems with biochemical reactions

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Multi Test Systems

42
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Uses databases or numeric codes for ID

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Multi Test Systems

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Multi Test Systems

uses microtubes w/ dehydrated substrates; (API 20E; API Rapid 20E)

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API

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Multi Test Systems

one step inoculation; no need for addition of reagent and oil

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BBL Crystal

45
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Multi Test Systems

employs enzyme technology

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RapID

46
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Multi Test Systems

color digital imaging

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BIOMIC V3

47
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Allows analysis of multiple isolates and use biochemical reactions

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Automated Methods

48
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Principles employed in Automated Methods (3)

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  1. Photometry (Colorimetry)
  2. Nephelometry
  3. Fluorometry
49
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Automated Systems

uses redox indicator system

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BD Phoenix

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Automated Systems

Uses plastic well microtiter trays with substrates for ID of various organisms

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Microscan System

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Automated System

Used to check bacterial growth & color change Microscan System

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Autoscan reader

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Automated Systems

fully automated, computer controlled system; colormetric and fluorometric principles

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Microscan WalkAway

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Automated Systems

For ID and Susceptibility testing

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Microscan WalkAway

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Automated Systems

  • fluorescence for detection of growth and enzyme activity
  • use of dried substrates
  • Results read in Sensititre Autoreader
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TREK

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Automated Systems

  • fully automated
  • “hands off”
  • can hold up to 100 panels
  • Fluorometric and Colorimetric Detection
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BD Phoenix M50

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Automated Systems

  • growth based technology
  • uses reagent cards
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VITEK2

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Automated Systems

  • chromogenic substrates
  • measures changes in absorbance, turbidity
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VITEK2

58
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Rapid method for ID and determining Susceptibility/ Resistance to Antibiotics

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MALDI-TOF: Matrix Assisted Laser Desorption Ionization Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry

59
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A colony is fished out and place
on the _______ Target Plate, _______ acid is added to enhance or improve the mass spectrum

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MALDI Spot Target Plate; Formic Acid

60
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2 concepts applied in MALDO-TOF

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  1. Ionization : laser to sample
  2. Time & Flight vaporized molecule to detector

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