PPT-Enterobacteriaceae Enterobacteriaceae

Gram negative rods Aerobes and facultative anaerobes Motile and nonmotile Oxidase negative Reduce nitrate to nitrite Ferment glucose with acid production Gramnegative Bacilli. CLS 311: Basic Microbiology. Mrs. . Amany. Ahmed . Niazy. Bacteria are the smallest and most versatile independently living cells known. . Microorganisms. Acellular. Cellular. Prokaryotes. Eukaryotes. P. Stogsdill, MD, FIDSA. Sept 2013. Bad bugs, No drugs. NO ESKAPE. E. nterococcus . faecium. S. taphylococcus . aureus. K. lebsiella. . pneumoniae. . C. lostridium. . difficile. A. cinetobacter. -Resistant . Enterobacteriaceae. : . Maintaining staff “alertness”. CRE Staff . Training . CRE Collaborative Outcome and Process Measures. Collaborative Measures Links with. Collaborative Staff Training . . Classification of . Enterobacteriaceae. according to . Bergey's. manual. Genus. Tripe. 1-Escherichia . 2-Edwardsiella. 3-Citrobacter. 4-Salmonella. 5-Shigella .  . 6-Klebsiella . 7-Enterobacter . ,& . Genetic tool. Dr.T.V.Rao MD. Dr.T.V.Rao MD. Classification of Bacteria. Dr.T.V.Rao MD. 2. Enterobacteriaceae. Commonly present in large intestine. Non sporing , Non Acid fast, Gram – bacilli.. Gram’s Negative Bacilli. Non enteric bacilli. Enteric bacilli. Late-lactose fermenting (LLF): NLF after 24h, LF after 48h.. E. coli (Escherichia coli). .. Klebsiella species. .. Enterobacter species.. found in Postoperative Meningitis. By Jennifer . Holland . / Faculty . Mentor: Ann . Lepore. Introduction: . Postoperative meningitis infects the membranes surrounding the brain. (1) ESBL is found within the disease. It is a type of . C - R ESISTANT E NTEROBACTERIACEAE ( CRE ) What is carbapenem - resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) ? Carbapenem - resistant Enterobacteriaceae is a type of gram - negative bacteria that is resista IDCU/ TDSHS. Epidemiology Orientation. Objectives. The HAI Epidemiologist. What is CRE/ MDR-A. Transmission . Who is at risk. History of Resistance . Reporting requirements. Case Examples. Laboratory. There are some general characters that . are shared . by all . bacteria. . belong to this family, these are:. 1- Gram negative non spore-forming rods. . 2- Some . are motile, others are capsule producing.. Classification . Clinical Classification. Oldest, user friendly classification widely used. Typhoidal. . Salmonella:. Includes serotypes . S. . Typhi. . and . S. . Paratyphi. . Restricted to human hosts . Thanaa. . Rasheed. The . Enterobacteriaceae. . is a large family of gram-negative rods found primarily in the intestinal tract of humans and . animals.. They cause a variety of diseases.. This family includes: . Escherichia coli . General characteristics . 1-Gram negative bacteria (red). 2- Coccobacilli . 3- Facultative anaerobes . 4-. Motile. 5-Non . spore forming . 6- . Capsule -ve. ( microcapsule). 7-Catalase positive ,,,Oxidase negative ,,,. Escherichia. Shigella. Edwardsiella. Salmonella. Citrobacter. Klebsiella. Enterobacter. Hafnia. Serratia. . Proteus. Providencia. Morganella. Yersinia. Erwinia. Pectinobacterium. . •. Morphology and General Characteristics.