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furuncle

Staph aureus infected hair folicle

carbuncle

Staph aureus infection deep under the skin

MRSA

Methicillin resistant Staph aureus



- Mec A gene associated with MRSA

VISA

Vancomycin intermediate Staph aureus



- used to be drug of choice



- first noted in Japan in 1996

VRSA

Vancomycin resistant Staph aureus



- first seen in 2002 in Michigan, Penn., New York



- screen for by putting on Brain Heart Infusion agar with 6 ug/ml of vancomycin (grows = pos.)

Epidermolytic toxin


-toxin produced by Staph. aureus



-scalded skin syndrome



-most common in infants

Cytolytic toxins

alpha-hemolysin--destroys platelets



beta-hemolysin-- destroys RBC's



gamma-hemolysin--destroys tissue and WBC's

Drugs used to treat MRSA

Rifampin


---these 2 best used together to treat--


Bactrum



Vancomycin

Micrococcus leutus on BAP agar

bright yellow

bright yellow

Micrococcus leutus gram stain

gram +
 
cocci
 
tetrads

gram +



cocci



tetrads

Micrococcaceae family characteristics

-gram + cocci, tetrads


- aerobic or facultative


- nonfafstidious


- nonmotile (no pili or flagella)


- catalase +


- will reduce nitrates to nitrites


- grows on CNA & PEA agar (grows gram +)

Catalase reagent/test reaction

3% H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide)



+ bubbles


- no bubbles



**All are positive

Coagulase reagent/test reaction

Rabbit plasma



+ clotting


- no clotting



**Staph aureus +

Glucose reagent/test reaction

10% glucose


bromthymol blue



oxidizer = top yellow


fermenter = bottom or all yellow


asaccralytic = no yellow



**Staphs are Fermenters


**Micro is Asaccralytic

Lysostaphin reagent/test reaction

lysostaphin



+ clear (not lysed)


- cloudy (lysed)



**Staph aureus +

Microdase disk reagent/test reaction

6% tetramethyl-p-phenylenediamine dihydrochloride



+ blue


- no color



**Micro +

"A" disk (Bacitracin) reagent/test reaction

.04 units Bacitracin



Sensitive > or = 10mm


Resistant < 10mm



**Micro Sensitive

Furzolidone disk reagent/test reaction

Furzolidone



Sensitive > or = 15mm


Resistant < 15 mm



**Micro Resistant

Novobiocin disk reagent/test reaction

Novobiocin



Sensitive > 16mm


Resistant < or = 16mm



**Staph saprophyticus Resistant


**Staph epidermidis Sensitive

Mannitol (MSA agar) reagent/test reaction

Mannitol


7.5% NaCl (sodium chloride)



+ pink colonies (ferments mannitol)


- yellow colonies (does not ferment mannitol)



**Staph epidermidis yellow -


**Micro no growth