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... Respiratory tract infections (RTIs) are among the most common and diverse group of infections that have continually been a major cause of morbidity and morbidity in clinical medicine ...the ... See full document

... resistant bacteria like the MBL producing Gram-negative bacteria are a common occurrence in the hospital settings especially the intensive care ...Gram-negative bacteria have been reported ... See full document

... and respiratory tract ...of resistance against commonly used ...to study the prevalence and antibiotic resistance pattern of ...strains isolated from ... See full document

... testing. Patients with 2 or more of the following features should undergo testing: (1) absence of cough, (2) presence of tonsillar exudates or swelling, (3) history of fever, (4) pres- ence of swollen and tender ... See full document

... standardized bacteria suspension and streaked on Mueller- Hinton agar (Oxoid ...the antibiotic discs were aseptically placed at the center of the plates and allowed to stand for 1 h for ... See full document

... this study, the Gram negative bacilli constituted ...uropathogens isolated in this study, Enterobacteriaceae isolates ...species isolated from urine cultures which was in agreement with ... See full document

... in respiratory tract infections are shown in (Table 2); the response of the parents when they were asked to distinguish the antibiotics from a list of medicines including antibiotics, ... See full document

... Nosocomial infections (NIs) or hospital- acquired infections can be transmitted from the hospital environment or health care staff to patients admitted to hospitals or health care settings ... See full document

... Detection of resistance gene using PCR method. Primers used for amplification of resistance genes are shown in table 1. The reactions (25 μL) consisted of 10-pmol/L of each primer, 2 μL templates DNA, and ... See full document

... and patients with spinal cord injuries and/or catheters, patients with diabetes, multiple sclerosis, AIDS/ HIV and underlying urologic abnormalities ...The patients who have undergone renal ... See full document

... DISCUSSION This paper presents the results of different studies carried out with sputa from patients with lower respiratory tract infections and with samples from the upper respiratory t[r] ... See full document

... methods[12-16]. Patients are first examined by a doctor at the health center, after a positive diagnosis of patients suffering from disorders ISPA then directed to a laboratory to take a swab of the ... See full document

... an antibiotic is ...unnecessary antibiotic use ...regarding antibiotic use [23–25], be- haviours [26, 27], patient treatment satisfaction, patient- doctor communication, and patient experiences with ... See full document

... aureus isolated originate from animals or from humans ...strains isolated from hospital food samples is essential to trace their origin and their public health significance, to ... See full document

... of bacteria-specific phages also known as “phage ...non-life-threatening infections, these cocktails are sold over the ...bacterial infections, however, are only administered in a hospital setting ... See full document

... of patients suffering from disorders ISPA then directed to a laboratory to take a swab of the oral cavity upper ...grow bacteria from the oral ... See full document

... this study was investigating the drug resistance patterns of bacteria isolated from pregnant women with urinary tract infections ...This study included 1140 ... See full document

... hospital patients. Because of changing antibiotic sensitivity pattern, knowledge of current status of drug resistant is very important in clinical practice specifically in treatment of critically ... See full document

... Antimicrobial resistance is a rising global problem particularly in low to middle income countries where regulatory controls and health care systems are ...Antimicrobial resistance is widespread and it’s ... See full document

... Antimicrobial resistance among intensive care unit (ICU) pathogens is generally increasing, but variations do exist among different countries, probably due to individual antimicrobial use ...ICU infections ... See full document