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Week 5 Flashcards

1
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All enterobacterales are

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  1. Facultative Anaerobes
  2. GNB
  3. Oxidase negative
  4. Reduce nitrates to nitrites
  5. Fermenters
  6. Non-spore forming
  7. Grow on MAC
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What four tube system is used to ID enterobacteriaceae

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  • I = indole
  • M = MR
  • V = VP
  • C = citrate
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3
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E coli is

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INDOLE: +
* MR +
* VP -
* CITRATE -

157:57 is NSF on SMAC while others do

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4
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Klebsiella pneumoniae is

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INDOLE -
* MR -
* VP+
* CITRATE +

MUCOID LF
NON MOTILE
LOOSE LIDS BUT ATTACHED

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5
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Enterobacter aerogenes is

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INDOLE -
* MR -
* VP +
* CITRATE +

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6
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Citrobacter freundii

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INDOLE -
* MR +
* VP -
* CITRATE V (75%+)

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7
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Serratia marcescens *******

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INDOLE -
* MR V (25%+)
* VP V (70%+)
* CITRATE +
*DNAse +

NLF OR LLF
may show red pigment

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8
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Providencia stuartii

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INDOLE +
* MR +
* VP -
* CITRATE +

PPD +

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9
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Morganella morganii

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INDOLE +
* MR+
* VP -
* CITRATE -

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10
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Difference between P Mirabilis and P vulgaris

SWARMING

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M is indole neg and V is indole pos
Both are MR +
Both are VP -
M is citrate pos and V is citrate neg

WILL NOT SWARM ON MAC AND WILL NOT GROW ON CNA

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11
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Shigella sonnei

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*INDOLE -
*MR +
*VP -
*CITRATE -

SUNNY D
serology is Shigella group D
Not positive for alot

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12
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Shigella flexneri

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INDOLE V (29%+)
* MR +
* VP -
* CITRATE -

serology is Shigella group B

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13
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Yersinia enterocolitica

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INDOLE V (50%+)
* MR +
* VP -
* CITRATE -
TRUE NLF not even on OPNG
MOTILITY non motile @ 35°C
* MOTILITY motile @ RT

UREA neg/wk+ @ 35°C
* UREA pos @ RT

Bullseye on CIN

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14
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Edwardsiella tarda

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NDOLE +
* MR +
* VP -
* CITRATE -

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15
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which orgs are urea and PPF positive while all stool pathogens are negative for them

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  • Proteus spp.
  • Morganella spp.
  • Providencia spp.

pink urea shows that it is not a stool pathogen

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16
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which orgs are Hydrogen Sulfide Positive

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  • Citrobacter freundii - ONLY ONE LF
  • Edwardsiella tarda
  • Salmonella spp.
  • Proteus vulgaris
  • Proteus mirabilis
17
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which orgs are VP positive

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  • Klebsiella spp.
  • Enterobacter spp.
  • Serratia spp
18
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which orgs are non motiles at 37

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Shigella spp.
Klebsiella spp. (LF)
Yersinia spp. (motile at RT)

19
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which org is both a NLF at 24 hrs and LLF at 48 hrs

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Shigella sonnei (onpg and ornithine post)

true for any org that is NF on MAC but ONPG positive

MALDI cant tell the difference between ecoli and shigella

20
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what are methods for AST testing

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Vitek, Kirby
-AB groups depend on site of infection
-Enteric pathogens are not treated with antimicrobials but supportive therapy
-some Enterobacteriaceae are susceptible to broad spec cephalosporins
*ESBL
*SPICE

21
Q

What are extended spectrum beta lactamases

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-plasmid meditated concern
-entrobacteriac can produce beta lactamase that is different from the one that causes penicillin and ampicillin resistance
-Class A is the infection control one - ESBL -extended Spectrum Beta Lactamase like Ecoli and Kleb
-these are able to resist cephalasporins, cephamycin, aztreonam, piperacillin

22
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What are class A esbls

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  • are transferred on plasmids
    -this ability to transfer resistance is why it is of most concern because it can cause other infections
    -the gene is derived from TEM-1, SHV-1
    -inhibited by clavulanic acid which is a beta lactamase inhibitor
    -these are able to resist cephalasporins, cephamycin, aztreonam, piperacillin
    -Carbapenems are the drug of treatment
    -mostly e coli and kleb
23
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What are class C ESBLS

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  • in some Enterobacteriaceae
  • Enzyme (cephalosporinase) hydrolyzes penicillins, cephlalosporins, monobactams , and cephamycins
    -Chromosomal –Intrinsic resistance; (may move to plasmids)
    -Induced by exposure to βeta-lactam drugs may look S in vitro but the treatment will fail once the pt is exposed to the beta lactam drug
    -found in SPICE organisms
24
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What is part of SPICE group **

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Serratia spp
Providencia spp
Indole positive Proteus: Morganella, P. vulgaris
Citrobacter freundii
Enterobacter spp
(Hafnia has been added)

Chromosomally mediated natural resistance to beta lactams, cephalosporins, and cephamycins

25
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What is the spice group

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-first group of cephalosporin resistant organisms
-have the inducible ampC Beta-lactamase which will look Sus in vitro but the treatment will fail after using beta lactamase AB
-has a predictable resistance
-resistant to B lactamase inhibitors and cephamycin’s like cefoxitin
-not part of infection control concern

how will treatment work
-avoid beta lactam antibiotics
-must test susceptibility for Aminoglycosides, fluoroquinolones, SXT, carbapenems

always reported as resistant to peni, cepha, b lactam inhibitor combos

26
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how can we differentiate if it is a Spice or Class A ESBL

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-know the spice orgs

-check for 3rd gen cephalosporin

-for Class A ESBL
* For E. coli, P. mirabilis or Klebsiella sp., check the Ceftazidime result. This result is a screen for Class A ESBLs.
* If it is S -> not a Class A ESBL
* If it is R ->set up a PCT test to determine if it is a Class A ESBL

-if the org is not a SPICE, ESBL or CPE Ceftazidime is used as a marker

27
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what is the phenotypic confirmatory test

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-testing to see if the class A B lactam can be inhibited by a b lactam inhibitor
-Class A ESBLs are sensitive to Cefoxitin
-There are five discs
-use a standard disk diffusion at 35 C 16-18 hours

-measure the drug alone against the drug + acid combo with a 5 mm difference the combo drug must be bigger for it to be ESBL positive

≥ 5mm difference between both or one pair of antibiotics + Cefoxitin S = Class A ESBL

28
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What is Carbapenemase Producing
Enterobacteriaceae (CPE)

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-also known as Also called Carbapenem Resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CREs) or Carbapenem
Producing Organisms (CPOs)
-the resistance gene is transferable on plasmids
-Resistant to carbapenems (e.g. ertapenem, meropenem, imipenem)
-Resistant to all penicillins, cephalosporins, BL-inhibitory combinations
- resistant to fluoroquinolones
-hard to treat, causing poor patient outcomes like increase hospital stay
-needs to be reported to public health
-infection control issue
-biggest risk factor is being in the hospital

-NOT specific to enterobacteriaceae
NDM - NewDehli
-superbug **

29
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What are Class A CPE

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  • Serine beta lactamases – hydrolyze all cephalosporins and carbapenems
  • KPC (Klebsiella pneumoniae carbapenemase), SME (Serratia marcescens)
29
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What are Class B CPE

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Metallo-beta lactamases: hydrolyze beta lactam rings using bound zinc ions
* IMP (imipenemase), VIM (Verona integron-encoded MBL), NDM (New Delhi beta
lactamase)

30
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What are Class D CPE

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Oxacillinases: characterized by their hydrolytic activity towards oxacillin
* OXA (OXA-48 most common)
* Shows weak activity against cephalosporins so may test S on Vitek (vs. Class A and B
will test R)

31
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What tests can be done for CPE production

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-Modified CIM ** gold standard
-ROSCO disks
-CarbaNO
-PCR

32
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What is the Modified Carbapenem Inactivation Method (mCIM)

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-make heavy suspension in saline
-add meropenem disk and incubate for 2 hours at 35.If the organism has a carbapenemase enzyme, it will inactive the antibiotic in the disk.
-after 2 hours streak a known meropenem Sensitive Ecoli for confluent growth on MHA
-remove inactivated disk and put on plate with Sensitive E coli - incubate overnight
-if the sensitive Ecoli grows on the disk the org has inactivated the meropenem meaning that it will have a CPE enzyme. However if the sensitive Ecoli still has a S zone size then there isnt a CPE enzyme in the organism

33
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salmonella typhii

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I- NEG
M- POS
NP-NEG
CIT-NEG

LITTLE BIT OF H2S IN THE MIDDLE OF THE TSI

SEROLOGY Vi masks the o antigen

34
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salmonella spp

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I- NEG
M- POS
NP-NEG
CIT-POS

SEROLOGY O and H POSITIVE and Vi neg

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