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How to differentiate regular E. Coli from E. Coli O157:H7?
Using MacConkey with sorbitol agar. Regular E. Coli will be pink and E. coli O157:H7 will be colorless
What are the two main species of Salmonella?
Salmonella enterica and Salmonella bongori –rare isolate
Salmonella Enterica nomenclature is now based on a?
Continuum of a single species with 6 subspecies and over 2500 serotypes. Salmonella enterica
What is the most common type of Salmonella enterica?
Salmonella enteric serotype typhi ( causes typhoid fever)
What are the second most common serotypes of Salmonella enterica?
Salmonella enterica serotype paratyphi and Salmonella enterica serotype cholerasesuis
What are Salmonella enterica serotypes based on?
O, H and Vi antigens.
Who uses the nomenclature for Salmonella?
CDC
What are the seven groups of nomenclature based on?
DNA-DNA hybridization
Which group of salmonella cause the most human infections?
Group I with more then 1400 serotypes
What are the most common isolates of salmonella?
Salmonella serotype typhi and Salmonella serotype enteriditis
What are the Salmonella enterica serotypes general characteristics?
Motile
Usually do not ferment lactose or sucrose
Most found in intestine of humans and animals
Infections associated with consumption of fecal contaminated food and water
All produce H2S except for serotype paratyphi
What are the clinical significance of the Salmonella enterica serotypes?
Most serotypes cause salmonellosis
(Acute gastroenteritis or food poisoning)
Usually acquired form ingesting foods of animal origin ( eggs, milk, poultry)
Occasionally acquired from human contact.
Salmonella clinical significance?
Very common source of food poisoning. Many recalled food products due to contamination with Salmonella serotypes
How long does it take for Salmonella to have an effect?
8-36 hours after ingestion
What is required to have salmonella?
A high microbial load for infection
What can happen with salmonella in people?
Self-limiting in health individuals (antibiotics and antidiarrheal agents may prolong symptoms)
What is an exception involving Salmonella serotype paratyphi and serotype typhi?
Animals serve as the reservoir for human infections.
What is a cause of Salmonella serotype typhi?
Typhoid Fever
How is salmonella serotype typhi acquired most often?
Most often acquired while traveling outside the U.S.
Where is salmonella serotype typhi found excusively in?
Humans
When are Blood Cultures positive with Salmonella serotype typhi?
Within 1st or 2nd week of infection
What is the major reservoir for Salmonella serotype typhi?
Is the gall bladder ( removal of gallbladder may be the only solution to carrier state)
What percentage of Salmonella serotype typhi become carriers?
1-2%
Where will carriers shed salmonella serotype typhi?
Carriers will shed bacteria in the stool
Typhoid and Other Enteric Fevers?
Prolonged fever
Bacteremia
Involvement of the RE system, particularly liver, spleen, intestines, and mesentery
Dissemination to multiple organs
Occurs more often in tropical and subtropical countries
Salmonella Culture characteristics?
Culture medium used to detect nonlactose fermenters
EMB, MAC, Desoxycholate
Culture medium used to detect H2S production
SS, HE, XLD, Desoxycholate-citrate agar
Enrichment medium for fecal pathogens
GN broth and Selenite F or Tetrathionate broth
Salmonella Biochemicals?
H2S and lysine decarboxylase positive
Indole and ONPG negative
S. typhi is differentiated from other Salmonella by a negative citrate and ornithine decarboxylase test
Salmonella is PYR negative while Citrobacter is PYR positive
What is the final ID done for Salmonella?
Agglutination testing
What are the Clinical significance's of Salmonella?
´Antibiotic treatment of enterocolitis can result in carrier state
´Neonates with enterocolitis should be treated
´Bacteremia and Typhoid fever should be treated with antibiotics
´Multi-drug resistance is on the rise
´Vaccination and other methods of control