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Hektoenn Enteric (HE) agar
selective: bile salts and acids
select for enterobacteriaceae
differential: lactose, sucrose, and ferric iron
differentiates based on sugar fermentation AND ability form hydrogen sulfide
results
normal coliforms: yellow to orange
salmonella: clear colonies w/ black center (H2S)
shigella: green colonies

Xylose-Lysine-Deoxycholate (XLD) agar
selective: sodium deoxycholate
select for enterobacteriaceae
differential: xylose and ferric iron
differentiates based on sugar fermentation AND ability form hydrogen sulfide
results
normal coliforms: yellow
salmonella: red colonies w/ black center
shigella: red/pink colonies
Proteus and Citrobacter: yellow halo w/ black center
look like salmonella
Salmonella spp.
food poisoning (acute gastroenteritis) or enteric fever
spread thru fecal oral route from contaminated food or water
most associated w/ undercooked poultry, raw eggs, and dairy products
often results in carrier state after infx (ex. typhoid mary)
testing
lactose (=), PAD (=)
TSI: K/A, H2S
IMViC
S. typhi: =, +, =, =
S. enterica: =, +, =, +
S. typhi - enteric fever
typhoid fever
caused by Salmonella typhi
infects liver, spleen, intestines, and gallbladder
symptoms
high, sustained fever
diarrhea or constipation
tummy pain
necrosis and perforation of bowel
bacteremia and sepsis
Shigella spp.
bacillary dysentery
low ID50 - highly communicable
passed thru fecal-oral route
person-to-person and contaminated food/water
toxins cause inflammation in intestinal epithelium
symptoms
watery stools w/ blood, mucous, and pus
severe tummy pain + poops
HUS
testing
(=) most biochemicals
TSI: K/A (NO H2S)
IMViC: Variable, +, =, =
S. sonnei: ODC (+)
Yersinia enterocolitica
GI illness
zoonotic infx thru pig products
characteristics
bipolar safety pin staining w/ methylene blue
preferential growth at 25C
CIN agar: ‘Bulls-eye’ colonies
testing
lactose (=), PAD (=)
TSI: K/A, NO H2S
motile at 25C
Yersinia pestis
Black Death
can successfully treat w/ anti.
three major types
bubonic - spread thru tick bites and infected rodents
swollen/painful lymph nodes
acral necrosis
most common
pneumonic
respiratory
septicemic
bacteremia
Plesiomonas shigelloides
GI illness
passed thru fresh and marine water + consumption seafood
morphology
similar to shigella on HE plate
testing
only one oxidase (+), glucose (+)
lactose (=)
TSI: K/A (NO H2S)
vibriostat 0/129: sensitive
string test (=), TCBS agar (=)