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Gram negative straight rods or coccobacilli with rounded ends

Enterobacteriaceae

Test for Enterobacteriaceae

Catalase (+), Cytochrome Oxidase(-) alginate liquefraction (-)

All members are with motile peritrichous flagella except;

(SKY)



Shigella spp,


Klebsiella spp.


Yersinia pestis

All are no encapsulated except

Klebsiella,


Enterobacter

Some organisms may grow in a low temperatures 1-5 C

Yersinia, Serratia

At 37°Celcius it considered Non motile are

1. Klebsiella


2. Shigella


3. Yersinia

It ferments glucose and often gas production aerogenic except:

Shigella

It catalase positive except;

Shigella dysenteriae

All can reduce nitrate to nitrites except:

1. Erwinia


2. Pantoea

It is cytochrome oxidase negative except:

Plesiomonas

New members of Enterobacteriaceae

Plesiomonas shigelloides

K or Capsular antigen Associated organisms

1. Klebsiella


2. Salmonella

It posses V antigen

1. Salmonella typhi


2. Escherichia coli

It is usually found among motile organisms


Protein in nature


Heat labile

H or flagellar antigen

2 types of enterics Based on clinical infections produce

1. Intestinal pathogens


2. Opportunistic pathogens

Intestinal pathogens that not a normal flora

1. Salmonella


2. Shigella


3. Yersinia spp

They generaly do not initiates disease

Opportunistic pathogens

Opportunistic pathogens associated organisms

1. Proteus


2. Enterobacter


3. Citrobacter


4. Klebsiella


5. Serratia

4 enrichment media that use to produce a number of bacteria

1. Gram negative broth


2. Selenite broth


3. Tetrathionate broth


4. Cefsulodin Irgasan Novobiocin ( CIN)

It is enrichment and selective media for Yersinia

CIN


Cefsulodin Irgasan Novobiocin

Desoxycholate and Citrate salt as inhibitory


Mannitol as fermentable carbohydrates


It enhances the recovery of enteric pathogen from feces specimens (Salmonella &Shigella)

GN


Gram negative broth

It is the ability of organisms to produce acid (acid formation)

Carbohydrate Fermentation Test

Use to dispense as slant and butt

TSI


Triple Sugar Iron

Acid pH result color

Yellow

Alkaline pH result remain color

Red

Lactose fermenter organisms

KEE


1. Enterobacter


2. Escherichia


3. Klebsiella

Late lactose fermenter organisms

1. Citrobacter


2. Serratia


3. Salmonella arizonae


4. Shigella sonnei


5. Yersinia enterocolita


6. Hafnia( E.alviae)

Non lactose fermenter organisms

1. Proteus


2. Providencia


3. Morganella


4. Edwasiella


5. All salmonella except S. arizonae


5. All shigella except S.sonnei


6. All Yersinia except Y. enterocolita

It contains glucose and lactose as it's fermentable carbohydrates

KIA


Kligler's Iron Agar

It is primarily use to differentiate Lactose fermenter

Imvic test

It is base on the ability of organisms to produce indole from tryptophan. It detects tryptophanase

Indole test

Indicator of "indole test"

KOVAC'S or Ehrlich's reagent


(p-dimethylamino benzaldehyde)

Indole test positive results


If negative result

Red ring



No color change

It is based on mix acid fermentation pathway that organisms used glucose fermentation

Methyl Red test

Methyl Red Test indicator

Methyl red

Methyl Red Test positive results

Distinct red color pH <4.5

Based on butylene glycol pathway that organisms used for glucose fermentation.


Detects acetoin or acetylmethylcarbinol

Vogues Proskauer Test

Vogues Proskauer Test positive result

Pink to red

It is based on the ability of organisms to utilize citrate as a sole source of carbon

Citrate utilization test

Citrate Utilization Test positive results

Blue 🔵


Negative


Green 🍏


Citrate utilization test indicator

Bromthymol blue

It is useful in differentiating Salmonella (H2S +) from Shigella (H2S -)

H2S production

Most sensitive for H2S production

SIM


Sulfide Indole motility

H2S indicator

Ferric ammonium citrate

H2S positive organisms

Salmonella


Edwarsiella tarda


Citrobacter freundii


Proteus vulgaris


Proteus mirabilis

H2S negative color

No black precipitate formed

H2S positive color

Black precipitate formed

It is useful in the identification of motile from non motile , between Klebsiella and Shigella, the only non motile coliforms

Motility test

Motility Agar used for the detection of bacterial motility.

TTC


Triphenyl tetrazolium chloride

It is useful in identification of PPM based on the conversion of urea to ammonia through the action of urease.

Urease Reaction

Rapid Urease Producers (RUPo)


positive result with 4 hours

Proteus


Providencia


Morganella

Slow Urease Producers (SUPo)


Positive after 4 hours

1. Klebsiella


2. Enterobacter


3. Yersinia


4. Serratia


5. Citrobacter

Urease Reaction broth use

Christensen's urea Agar or Stuart urea broth

Christensen's urea Agar or Stuart urea broth indicator

Phenol red

3 Ureas reaction positive results

1. Red


2. Pink


3. Magenta

Organisms that is Deaminase positive

1. Proteus


2. Provedencia


3. Morganella

It is use for the detection of Proteus, Providencia, Morganella only Deaminase +

Lysine


Tryptophan agar (brown color)


phenylalanine Agar (green color)

It is use to detect lactose fermenter .


It is use to differentiate CITROBACTER(+) from SALMONELLA(-)


O-Nitrophenyl- Beta-D-Galactopyranoside) (ONPG test)

O-Nitrophenyl- Beta-D-Galactopyranoside) (ONPG test) positive result

Yellow color

ONPG positive

1. Escherichia coli


2. Citrobacter spp


3. Klebsiella spp.


4. Enterobacter spp.


5. Yersinia enterocolita


6. Salmonella arizonae

ONPG (-)

1. Proteus spp.


2. Shigella spp.


3. Salmonella spp


4.Yersinia pestis


5. Provedencia


6.Morganella

It detects the ability of organisms to remove the carboxy group from a specific amino acid

Decarboxylation reaction

Culture media(broth) use of Decarboxylation reaction

Moeller's decarboxylase broth


(+) result purple 💜

It detects the deamination and decarboxylation, detect H2S production

LIA


Lysine Iron Agar

Organisms that reported as R/A


(Red slant/acid butt )

Proteus


Provedencia


Morganella

Organisms that reported as K/A


(Alkaline slant & acid butt)

Yersinia pestis


Enterobacter cloacae


Shigella spp.


Citrobacter

Organisms that reported as K/K


(Alkaline slant/alkaline butt)

Klebsiella spp


E. Coli


Serratia spp.


Hafnia spp


Edwardsiella tarda


Enterobacter gergoviae


Enterobacter aerogenes

Gelatin hydrolysis positive bacteria

Serratia

Positive result in gelatin hydrolysis

Gelatin liquefaction

It use to differentiate salmonella(+) from Shigella (-)

Malonate utilization

Malonate utilization indicator

Bromothymol blue

Malonate utilization positive result, and negative result

(+) blue


(-) green

It is a primary marker of fecal contamination. A normal flora of gastrointestinal tract


It cause cystitis an infection of urinary bladder

Escherichia coli

It is the #1 cause of UTI infection

Escherichia coli

#2 cause of neonatal meningitis

Escherichia coli

-It is most common cause of Turista) Travelers diarrhea or Montezuma's Revenge


-Characterize by profuse water diarrhea ,cholera like


-Produced heat labile, and or heat stabile enterotoxin

Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC)

It causes Shigella like toxin infection


-it invades the intestinal epithelium that causes bleeding of the GIT


-stool sample: bloody stool

Enteroinvasive Escherichia coli (EIEC)

-It causes infantile diarrhea (in infant)


-does no produced toxin


-Nosocomial: hospital acquired


-Non invasive

Enteropathogenic Escherichia Coli (EPIC) 0111;0114

It is most clinically significant (80% death)


-there is a production of Verotoxin


-Most severe manifestation of HEMOLYTIC UREMIC SYNDROME with serotype EHEC 0157:H7

Enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli (EHEC) or a Vero Cytotoxic E. coli

agar used in the detection of E. coli O157:H7.

Sorbitol MacConkey

All Escherichia coli ferments sorbitol + color

Pink

It is the only non-sorbitol fermenter color is Yellow/brown colonies on SMAC

Serotype 0157:H7

It produces Shigella toxin instead of Verotoxin

EHEC serotype 0104:H4

It is characterized by the presence of


Azotemia, low blood pressure, shock, low platelets count, and death

Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome

The purpose of the test is for the detection of Escherichia coli from water or food samples

MUG test


4-methyl-umbelli feryl-beta D-glucuronide

Positive resulf of MUG test

Electric blue Fluorescence


Yellow in colorimetric assay

It is a test use to indentify Enteroinvasive E. coli and Shigella spp.

Serenity test

It resembles Escherichia coli but are lactose negative


It causes bacillary dysentery/shigellosis

Shigella

It is also known as Shiga bacillus

Shigella dysenteriae

Also known as strong bacillus

Shigella flexneri

Also known as New Castle Manchester Bacillus

Shigella boydii

Also known as Duval's bacillus

Shigella sonnei

It is previously known as "Bethesda ballerup"


It highly resembles Salmonella

Citrobacter

It causes sepsis and human infection

Citrobacter freundi

documented to cause nursery outbreak of neonatal meningitis in the USA

Citrobacter diversus

It is identified as a source of GI infection


Biochemically resembles Escherichia coli but NLF and H2S +


IMVic reaction (++--)


Edwardsiella tarda

It produces gas(large amount of carbohydrates fermentation test-Aerogenic)


-Have the same biochemical characteristics


(TRIBE GROUP)

Klebsiella


Enterobacter


Serratia


Hafnia group (tribe group)

It is also known as "Friedlander's bacillus"


Homogeneous pink colonies on MAC

Klebsiella pneumoniae

Another presumptive examination for identification of klebsiella pneumoniae

String Test

Reagent use K. pneumoniae

10% KOH (potassium hydroxide)

It is known to cause purulent sinus infection and foul smelling

Klebsiella ozaenae

Known to cause granuloma of nose and face


It leads to the malformation of face and neck

Klebsiella rhinoscleromatis

Klebsiella new name

Calymmatobacterium granulomatis

Previously know as Enterobacter alvei


Most important characteristic is delayed citrate


It has same biochemical characteristics with Serratia

Hafnia alvei

A producer of different enzymes:DNase(+), lipase (+)Gelatinase (+)


A slow lactate fermenter

Serratia

It produces red pigment PRODIGIOSIN when incubated at room temperature

Serratia marcescens

Rare agent of human infection

Serratia liquifaciens

Produces a rancid potato like odor

Serratia odorifera

To differentiate Hafnia from Serratia perform

Enzymatic Testing: Gelatinase, Lipase, & Dnase

Hh

Suspected if the TSI is yellow over orange due to weak acid production in slant an no change in butt

Yersinia

Also know as Plague bacillus

Yersinia pestis

3 types of antigenic determinants

1. O it somatic antigen (cell wall antigen)


2. K or capsular/envelope antigen


3. H or flagellar antigen

O or somatic antigen what organisms present

1. Escherichia coli

It is known to cause Necrotizing colitis due to powdered milk formula

Cronobacter sakazakii

New name of Enterobacter sakazakii

Cronobacter sakazakii