Collection of Samples for Bacteriological Examination
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Collection of Samples for Bacteriological Examination
Dr. Waleed Eldars
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General rules should be applied to all specimens
• Hands washed before and after the collection.• The samples :
– Taken before the start of antimicrobial therapy.– Representative– Adequate volume. – Collected aseptically; dated, and labelled– Transported rapidly to the laboratory.– As fresh as possible.
• Viral transport media. • Bedside samples
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A) Respiratory Tract Infection
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1) Throat swab: URTI
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2)- Nasopharynx: nasopharyngeal washing or nasopharyngeal swab in meningitis and viral infection.
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3) Middle ear:
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4) Lower respiratory:
Early morning sputum.
If the patient failed to expectorate
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Trans-tracheal aspiration, lung biopsy, or
boronchoalveolar lavage
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in children?????????
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B) Acute Intestinal Infection
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Faeces
rectal swab
Rectal tube , bile, vomitus
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C) Urinary tract infection (UTI)
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1) Mid stream specimen
Delay ???
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3) Adhesive bags
2) Supra-pubic aspiration
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4) Catheterization of urethra
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D) Meningitis
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lumbar puncture
CSF
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screw-capped bottles
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E) Wounds, Abscesses, Fluids, Tissues
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Ordinary Swab
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Aspirating pus by using a syringe
Pieces of tissues:•Removed at operation or curettage from infected tissues, then homogenized in a tissue grinder with a little broth.
Pieces of tissues: Removed at operation or
curettage from infected tissues, then
homogenized in a tissue grinder with a little
broth.
Pieces of tissues:•Removed at operation or curettage from infected tissues, then homogenized in a tissue grinder with a little broth.
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F) Genital Tract Infections
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a) In females:
• Cervisitis: Cervical swab.
• Vaginitis: vaginal swab, discharge.
b) In male:
• Acute: urethral discharge.
• Chronic: morning drop, prostatic massage.
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G) Septicemia
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Blood Culture TechniquePrincipleFor diagnosis of bacterial endocarditisAll diseases where bacteraemia occurs as in typhoid fever during the first week, brucellosis, and Meningococcal meningitis etc… Also in septicaemia due to any organism.
Procedure
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METHODS OF ISOLATION OF
BACTERIA
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Plating out technique
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Methods of anaerobiosis
1)Deep agar 2)Media containing reducing compounds
3)Absorption of O2 by Na-pyrogallate (Buchner`s tube or McLeod’s plate)
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4) Replacement of Oxygen with hydrogen
Gas-bag jar
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IDENTIFICATION OF ISOLATED BACTERIA
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I. Microscopic Examination:
Unstained
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Gram stained
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a) Colony
morphology
2)Cultural appearance:
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Mucoid colonies
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b) Pigment Production
Endopigment
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Exopigment
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C) Swarming Growth
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D)Type of Haemolysis on Blood Agar
β haemolysis α haemolysis
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e) Lactose Fermentation on MacConkey's agar
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3) Biochemical reactions:
a) Sugar Fermentation:
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B) Indole production:
Demonstrates the
ability of certain
bacteria to
decompose the
amino acid
tryptophane present
in peptone to indole.
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c) Voges Proskauer's Reaction (V.P.):
• Some bacteria ferment glucose with production of acetyl methyl carbinol.
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c) Methyl Red Test (M.R.):
Detect the ability of
some bacteria to
produce large
amounts of acid from
fermentation of
glucose, thus lowering
the pH of the medium
below 4.
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E) Urease Test
Some organisms e.g.
Proteus produce urease
enzyme, which can be
detected by alkalinity and
increase pH of the
surrounding medium.
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F) Oxidase Test
Some bacteria e.g.
Neisseria, Vibrio, Campylobacter, Pseudomonas,
produce oxidase
enzyme, which can
reduce oxidase
reagent to a deep
purple colour.
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G) Commercial Kit Systems:
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H) Automated bacterial identification
systems (ViteK): which determines the presence
of growth, identifies the organism and its
antibiotic sensitivity by detecting turbidity and
colour changes in special cards inoculated with
the organism
I) Serological identification (slide
agglutination).
J) Animal inoculation
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K) Skin tests
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IX. Molecular identification
and typing methods
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L) Typing of Isolates
• Antibiotic sensitivity patterns.
• Biotyping.
• Serotyping.
• Bacteriophage typing.
• Bactericine typing.
• DNA typing.
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M) Molecular Identification and
Typing Methods:
• Detection of microbial nucleic acid:
1. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR).
2. DNA sequencing.
3. DNA probe.
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1) Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR):
• It is an advanced technique to generate many copies of a single DNA molecule
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Types:
A) Qualitative PCR:
• Confirm the presence of an infection.• Differentiates between resolved and active infection.
B) Quantitative PCR:
• Follow up therapy: Document rapid (RVR) and early (EVR) virologic response.
• Guide duration of antiviral therapy.• Confirm resolution of infection and sustained
virologic response (SVR).
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2)DNA sequencing:
• It is the determination of the order ofnucleotides (GCAT ….etc) through the wholelength of DNA or RNA molecule.
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3) DNA probe
• A piece of single stranded DNA or RNA (or PNA)(peptide nucleic acid) which is complementaryto the sequence of interest (to be detected) andlabeled by detectable material at its 5’ phosphateend.
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ANTIBIOTIC SENSITIVITY TESTING
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1) Kirby-Bauer Disk-diffusion method
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Notice the following:
For urine samples use the following antibiotic disks: Nitrofurantoin, Nalidexic acid & Norfloxacine
Quinolones and sulfa are contraindicated for pediatric use and in pregnancy
Tetracyclines are contraindicated below the age of 18 years
Use pipracillin disk for pseudomonal infections
Streptococci have natural resistance for gentamycin
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Use methicillin disks in case of Staphylococcus infection to detect MRSA.
Vancomycin is conserved for highly resistant strains of Staphylococcus.
If the patient is already on antibiotic therapy use these antibiotic disks to test their efficacy
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II- Broth dilution method:
a) Minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC):
• Is the lowest concentration of an antimicrobialthat will inhibit the visible growth of a microorganism after overnight incubation.
b) MBC:• It is the lowest concentration of antibiotic
required to kill a particular bacterium.• Determined from broth dilution MIC tests by
subculturing to agar media without antibiotics
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