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Gram (+) cocci


Catalase (+)


Modified oxidase (-)


Non motile


Non spore forming


Reduces nitrates to nitrites


Grows in 7.5% - 10% NaCl


Lyostaphin susceptible


Bacitracin resistant


Glucose fermenter.

Staphylococcus

Gram (+) cocci in clusters


Coagulase (+)


Bound coagulase, clumping factor (+)


Free coagulase (+)


DNAse (+)


Thermostable nuclease (+)


MSA: growth & fermentation


Beta hemolytic or non hemolytic on SBA


Medium to large, raised colonies on BA and CNA with cream to golden yellow pigmentation.


S. aureus

Part of CoNS


Gram (+) cocci in clusters


Coagulase (-)


DNase (-)


Novobiocin Susceptible


Growth on CNA (+)


Non hemolytic on blood agar


Growth, but lack of fermentation of MSA


White, creamy, raised growth on blood agar.


S. epidermidis

Coagulase (-)


DNAse (-)


Non hemolytic on blood agar


Mannitol is variable


Fermentation (+)


Novobiocin resistant

S. saprophyticus

Coagulase (-)


DNAse (-)


Non hemolytic on blood agar


Mannitol is variable


Fermentation (+)


Novobiocin resistant.

S. saprophyticus

Has a capsule


Weakly catalase (+)


Coagulase (-)

Stomatococcus mucilanginosus

Gram (+) cocci in chains


Catalase (-)


Non motile


Facultative anaerobes


Small pinpoint & translucent or clear colonies.

Streptococcus

An important distinction from Staphylococcus and Streptococcus ?

Catalase reaction

Gram (+) cocci occurring in pairs or chains


Catalase (-)


Non motile


Non spore forming


Facultative anaerobes


Some species show enhanced growth under increased CO2 (5-10%)


Require supportive or enriched media such as blood agar for growth


Susceptible to vancomycin.

Streptococcus

Gram (+) diplococci


Lancet or bullet shaped


Isolated in SBA and requires 5% to 10% CO2.


Most common test is OPTOCHIN TEST (“P” DISK)

S. pneumoniae