• Title of article

    Study of Multi-drug Resistant Mechanism inAcinetobacterbaumannii Isolated From Nosocomial Infections in Educational Ramadi Hospital

  • Author/Authors

    hassan, omar m. anbar university - college of science - department of biology, Iraq , saleh, thaer a. anbar university - college of science - department of biology, Iraq , mohaemeed, abdulkhaliq a. tikrit university - college of education - department of biology, Iraq

  • From page
    1009
  • To page
    1017
  • Abstract
    In this study, A 320 clinical specimens were collected fromIntensiveCareUnits, Surgery and burn units in educational Ramadi hospital. The enrichment and isolation of A. baumannii from collected specimens led to isolate 30 bacterial strains from 337 bacterial isolates with rate (8.9%), which similar in morphology for that standard strains. The rate of A. baumannii isolated from burn specimens was 80%, the wound specimens (13.33%), and sputum (6.67% The study detect resistance of A. baumanniifor different antibiotics, All isolates showed multidrug resistant, the isolates was 100% resistant for Ampicillin, Cefazolin, Cefotaxime, Cloxacillin, Colistin and Trimethoprim, as showed high resistance to carbapenems reached to 80%, but it showed low resistance (20%) against Levofloxacin. So 100% of A. baumanniiisolates (n=30) were produced AmpC β-Lactamases which hydrolyze a broad-spectrum of cephalosporins, and 60% from isolates (n=18) were producedMetalo β-Lactamases (MBL) which hydrolyze a broad array of antimicrobial agents, including carbapenems.
  • Keywords
    Multi , drug Resistant , Acinetobacterbaumannii , Nosocomial Infections
  • Journal title
    Iraqi Journal Of Science
  • Journal title
    Iraqi Journal Of Science
  • Record number

    2638950