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Enteric Bacteria Prof. Dr. Asem Shehabi Faculty of Medicine University of Jordan

Enteric Bacteria General Characteristics: Gram-ve Bacilli, Facultative Anaerobes, Intestinal Normal Flora.. Humans, Animals, Birds.. Common Waste water, Natural Water, Soil, Vegetation. General Characteristics: Gram-ve Bacilli, Facultative Anaerobes, Intestinal Normal Flora.. Humans, Animals, Birds.. Common Waste water, Natural Water, Soil, Vegetation. Opportunistic Pathogens/Obligate Pathogens.. Enterotoxins, Endotoxins, Capsule, Flagella. Opportunistic Pathogens/Obligate Pathogens.. Enterotoxins, Endotoxins, Capsule, Flagella. Coliform Group: Coliform Group: 1. Escherichia coli: Urinary Tract Infect (40-70%)..Single Organism, Septicemia, Meningitis, Wounds. 1. Escherichia coli: Urinary Tract Infect (40-70%)..Single Organism, Septicemia, Meningitis, Wounds. Diarrheagenic E coli Strains: Enteropathogenic (Infants), Enterotoxigenic ( Heat-Labile/Stable Enterotoxin).. Watery diarrhea Children/Adults.. Travelers.. Contamination Water/Vegetables / Fresh Food..Self-limited Diarrheagenic E coli Strains: Enteropathogenic (Infants), Enterotoxigenic ( Heat-Labile/Stable Enterotoxin).. Watery diarrhea Children/Adults.. Travelers.. Contamination Water/Vegetables / Fresh Food..Self-limited

E. coli Culture – Red color on MacConkey agar indicates Lactose positive & Gram-stain

Coli-form Bacteria Coli-form Bacteria 2. Klebsiella-Enterobacter species: UTI, Septicemia, Wounds.. Rare Meningitis.. Common Hospitalized patients. K. pneumoniae.. Nosocomial infections..Pneumonia 2. Klebsiella-Enterobacter species: UTI, Septicemia, Wounds.. Rare Meningitis.. Common Hospitalized patients. K. pneumoniae.. Nosocomial infections..Pneumonia 3. Proteus-Providencia species: UTI, Septicemia, Wounds.. Common Hospitalized patients. 3. Proteus-Providencia species: UTI, Septicemia, Wounds.. Common Hospitalized patients. 4. Pseudomonas aeruginosa & Pseudomonas group. Several Enzymes & Toxins.. Common Water Environment, Vegetations, Disinfection Solutions, Wounds, Burn.. Blue Green Pus, External Otitis Media, Septicemia, Pneumonia, UTI, Nosocomial Infect, Mutlidrug Resistance.. 4. Pseudomonas aeruginosa & Pseudomonas group. Several Enzymes & Toxins.. Common Water Environment, Vegetations, Disinfection Solutions, Wounds, Burn.. Blue Green Pus, External Otitis Media, Septicemia, Pneumonia, UTI, Nosocomial Infect, Mutlidrug Resistance.. Diagnosis: MacCokeny -Blood Agar.. CLED, Biochemical Tests. Diagnosis: MacCokeny -Blood Agar.. CLED, Biochemical Tests.

E.coli-Flagella-Fimbriae-Pili Klebsiella pneumonia-Capsule E.coli-Flagella-Fimbriae-Pili Klebsiella pneumonia-Capsule

Salmonella group Gram-ve bacilli.. Facultative Anaerobes.. Lactose- negative, Endotoxin/LPS.. common in Nature.. Humans, Animals, Birds.. O/H- Antigens..Specific antibodies Gram-ve bacilli.. Facultative Anaerobes.. Lactose- negative, Endotoxin/LPS.. common in Nature.. Humans, Animals, Birds.. O/H- Antigens..Specific antibodies Salmonellosis: Salmonellosis: 1-Gastroenteritis /Food-poisoning Salmonella: S. enterica/ enteritidis Serotypes.. Common Birds, Farm Chickens, Pets.. Contamination.. Food-poisoning.. Chicken Meat- Eggs, Water.. Fecal-Oral Infection.. Incub h.. Mild-Severe Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fever.. Self- Limiting.. Adults Rarely Septicemia-Meningitis Infant/young Children.. Immun-difficiant Patients 1-Gastroenteritis /Food-poisoning Salmonella: S. enterica/ enteritidis Serotypes.. Common Birds, Farm Chickens, Pets.. Contamination.. Food-poisoning.. Chicken Meat- Eggs, Water.. Fecal-Oral Infection.. Incub h.. Mild-Severe Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fever.. Self- Limiting.. Adults Rarely Septicemia-Meningitis Infant/young Children.. Immun-difficiant Patients

V. cholerae – Salmonella/ Flagella

Hekton – Enteric agar for Isolation of Salmonella (E.coli-Salmonella growth)

Typhoidal Salmonella Lab Diagnosis: Culture Feces, Food.. S-S Agar, Hekton-enteric agar. Prevention.. Control Sanitation & hygiene.. Lab Diagnosis: Culture Feces, Food.. S-S Agar, Hekton-enteric agar. Prevention.. Control Sanitation & hygiene.. 2- Typhoidal Salmonella: Human Enteric Fever.. Salmonella enterica /typhi & paratyhi A, B, C.. Invasive, only human,Fecal- Oral, Human Healthy Carriers.. Water-Food.. Incub. 1-3 Weeks.. high Fever, Diarrhea, Septicemia, Meningitis, hepatospenomegaly, Intestinal Perforation.. Healthy Carriers.. Gallbladder.. Intestine.. Short/Life Long 2- Typhoidal Salmonella: Human Enteric Fever.. Salmonella enterica /typhi & paratyhi A, B, C.. Invasive, only human,Fecal- Oral, Human Healthy Carriers.. Water-Food.. Incub. 1-3 Weeks.. high Fever, Diarrhea, Septicemia, Meningitis, hepatospenomegaly, Intestinal Perforation.. Healthy Carriers.. Gallbladder.. Intestine.. Short/Life Long Lab Diagnosis: Culture Feces, blood, Urine, CSF, Selective Media.. Serological Widel Test for detection of specific antibodies against O & H antigens ( Titer > 160) Lab Diagnosis: Culture Feces, blood, Urine, CSF, Selective Media.. Serological Widel Test for detection of specific antibodies against O & H antigens ( Titer > 160) Antibiotic, Human vaccine available. Antibiotic, Human vaccine available.

Shigella group 4- Shigella species.. Endo/Enterotoxins.. Lactose- negative, Susceptible to Dryness, Acid, Low-High Tempt. Fecal-Oral infection.. Water, fresh Vegetations, Few serotypes.. Incub. 1-2 Days.. Common S. Sonnei, Sh.boydii.. Purulent-Bloody-Diarrhea..not invasive 4- Shigella species.. Endo/Enterotoxins.. Lactose- negative, Susceptible to Dryness, Acid, Low-High Tempt. Fecal-Oral infection.. Water, fresh Vegetations, Few serotypes.. Incub. 1-2 Days.. Common S. Sonnei, Sh.boydii.. Purulent-Bloody-Diarrhea..not invasive S.dysenteriae.. Enterotoxin /Neurocytotoxin...., Necrosis, Fever, Severe Purulent-Bloody-Diarrhea S.dysenteriae.. Enterotoxin /Neurocytotoxin...., Necrosis, Fever, Severe Purulent-Bloody-Diarrhea Abdominal Cramps, CNS.. Rare Septicemia. Abdominal Cramps, CNS.. Rare Septicemia. Lab Diagnosis: Feces Culture.. S-S Agar, Hecton – Enteric Agar.. Recommended Antimicrobials Treatment.. Control Sanitation & hygiene. Lab Diagnosis: Feces Culture.. S-S Agar, Hecton – Enteric Agar.. Recommended Antimicrobials Treatment.. Control Sanitation & hygiene.

Vibrio cholerae Gram-ve Vibrios.. Aerobic Growth.. Alkaline Medium (pH >8-9).. Water.. Fresh Food..Reservoir human & water. Endemic In India/Bangladish.. Epidemic Disease, Causeing human Outbreaks. Gram-ve Vibrios.. Aerobic Growth.. Alkaline Medium (pH >8-9).. Water.. Fresh Food..Reservoir human & water. Endemic In India/Bangladish.. Epidemic Disease, Causeing human Outbreaks. V. cholerae-01: Type V. cholerae El-Tor.. Only Human.. Fecal-Oral Infection.. Raw Sea/ Fresh Foods, Small Intestine Infect. Cholera-enterotoxin, Incub h.. Severe Water Diarrhea-Dehydration.. Shock.. Death.. V. cholerae-01: Type V. cholerae El-Tor.. Only Human.. Fecal-Oral Infection.. Raw Sea/ Fresh Foods, Small Intestine Infect. Cholera-enterotoxin, Incub h.. Severe Water Diarrhea-Dehydration.. Shock.. Death.. Lab Diagnosis: Feces Culture.. Selective TCBS agar. Lab Diagnosis: Feces Culture.. Selective TCBS agar. Treatment: Replacement Fluids & Electrolytes.. Antibiotic.. Public Heath Measurements.. Human Vaccine. Treatment: Replacement Fluids & Electrolytes.. Antibiotic.. Public Heath Measurements.. Human Vaccine.

Cholera Cholera

TCBS agar for isolation of V.cholerae/ Salmonella – Shigella agar (Lactose-negative)

Brucella species Brucella species Brucellosis/Malta Fever.. Gram-ve coccobacilli.. Intracellular, Endotoxins.. Primarily pathogens of Animals (causing Zoonosis), Localized Infection in animal reproductive Organs,Sepsis, Abortions. Brucellosis/Malta Fever.. Gram-ve coccobacilli.. Intracellular, Endotoxins.. Primarily pathogens of Animals (causing Zoonosis), Localized Infection in animal reproductive Organs,Sepsis, Abortions. Br. abortus (Cattel), Br. melitensis (Goats/Sheep). Br. abortus (Cattel), Br. melitensis (Goats/Sheep). Human Brucellosis/Malt Fever : Mostly Br. melitensis.. Rare Other species in Jordan. Human Brucellosis/Malt Fever : Mostly Br. melitensis.. Rare Other species in Jordan. Transmitted to Humans:Unpasteurized Milk/Milk Products.. Cheese, Direct Animal Contact.. Few Cells Enter Through GI, Skin Abrasions, Eye, Inhalation/Droplets.. Intracellular..Lymphatic System.. Septicemia, Meningitis, Chronic disease..long life Transmitted to Humans:Unpasteurized Milk/Milk Products.. Cheese, Direct Animal Contact.. Few Cells Enter Through GI, Skin Abrasions, Eye, Inhalation/Droplets.. Intracellular..Lymphatic System.. Septicemia, Meningitis, Chronic disease..long life

Brucella-2 Clinical Features: Incub. 1-6 Weeks.. Intermittent fever, headaches, fatigue, joint and bone pain, GI Symptoms, Sweats, Back Pains, Acute- Subacute- Chronic Infections. Clinical Features: Incub. 1-6 Weeks.. Intermittent fever, headaches, fatigue, joint and bone pain, GI Symptoms, Sweats, Back Pains, Acute- Subacute- Chronic Infections. Common Complications.. Arthritis, Meningitis-CNS, Osteomylitis, Localized Lesions in any body part. Common Complications.. Arthritis, Meningitis-CNS, Osteomylitis, Localized Lesions in any body part. Lab Diagnosis: Culture Blood, CSF, Bone marrow (Chronic Infection).. Brucella agglutination Test.. Specific Antibodies Lab Diagnosis: Culture Blood, CSF, Bone marrow (Chronic Infection).. Brucella agglutination Test.. Specific Antibodies Treatment: 6-8 Weeks with Antimicrobial drugs Treatment: 6-8 Weeks with Antimicrobial drugs Prevention: Control Brucella in Animals by slaughtering infected animals, Vaccination, Pasteurization Milk/ Milk Products Prevention: Control Brucella in Animals by slaughtering infected animals, Vaccination, Pasteurization Milk/ Milk Products

Campylobacter Species Campylobacter Species C. jejuni is Gram-negative slender, curved, motile rod, Grow Microaerophilic.. Optimal growth 42 C. C. jejuni is Gram-negative slender, curved, motile rod, Grow Microaerophilic.. Optimal growth 42 C. This bacterium became important enteric pathogen since widely spread in small animals.. Birds This bacterium became important enteric pathogen since widely spread in small animals.. Birds It is primarily an animal pathogen causing abortion and enteritis in sheep and cattle. It is primarily an animal pathogen causing abortion and enteritis in sheep and cattle. C. jejuni infection causes mild-moderate diarrhea, Children.. watery or sticky, contain blood, fecal leukocytes Other symptoms often present are fever, abdominal pain, nausea, headache and muscle pain. C. jejuni infection causes mild-moderate diarrhea, Children.. watery or sticky, contain blood, fecal leukocytes Other symptoms often present are fever, abdominal pain, nausea, headache and muscle pain. leukocytes The illness usually occurs 2-5 days after ingestion of the contaminated Chicken Meat, Milk, food water. The illness usually occurs 2-5 days after ingestion of the contaminated Chicken Meat, Milk, food water. Diagnosis: Stool culture.. Selective Capylobacter Media including 3 antibiotics. Diagnosis: Stool culture.. Selective Capylobacter Media including 3 antibiotics.

Helicobacter Species Helicobacter Species Helicobacter pylori is a spiral shaped bacterium that lives in the mucus lining Pyloric interim -stomach and duodenum..Cytotoxin, Only pathogenic in human Helicobacter pylori is a spiral shaped bacterium that lives in the mucus lining Pyloric interim -stomach and duodenum..Cytotoxin, Only pathogenic in human The stomach is protected from its own gastric juice by a thick layer of mucus that covers the stomach lining. The stomach is protected from its own gastric juice by a thick layer of mucus that covers the stomach lining. The bacteria are found worldwide, where up to 10% of children - 80% of adults can have evidence of an H. pylori infection - usually without having any clinical signs or symptoms. The bacteria are found worldwide, where up to 10% of children - 80% of adults can have evidence of an H. pylori infection - usually without having any clinical signs or symptoms. Transmission route.. Close personal contact, less other sources. Transmission route.. Close personal contact, less other sources.

Helicobacter

Helicobacter Species-2 Helicobacter Species-2 Common symptoms: gastritis or peptic ulcer /Stomach.. duodenal ulcers disease.. burning Abdomen, Pain,Nausea,Vomiting. Common symptoms: gastritis or peptic ulcer /Stomach.. duodenal ulcers disease.. burning Abdomen, Pain,Nausea,Vomiting. Persistence of ulcers.. development of Stomach Cancer and Lymphoma. Persistence of ulcers.. development of Stomach Cancer and Lymphoma. H. pylori can be successfully eradicated (95%) using a combination of certain antibiotics and medicines that suppress stomach acid production. Common Re- occurrence within few weeks-months. H. pylori can be successfully eradicated (95%) using a combination of certain antibiotics and medicines that suppress stomach acid production. Common Re- occurrence within few weeks-months. Diagnosis: Urea BreathTest, Culture Stomach Biopsy.. Selective Medium.. 42C, Specific H. pylori antibodies not significant alone. Diagnosis: Urea BreathTest, Culture Stomach Biopsy.. Selective Medium.. 42C, Specific H. pylori antibodies not significant alone.