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what is mean Non-fermenters?
1. Non-glucose fermenting GNR

2.Aerobic GNR

3..TSI or KIA = K/NC (with growth on slant)
Bacteria can use which 3 pathways for glucose degradation?
1. Ember-Meyerhoff Pathway

2.Entner-Douderoff Pathway

3.Warburg-Dickens (Hexose Monophosphate shunt)
Ember-Meyerhoff Pathway?
1.Glycolytic or anaerobic pathway (fermentation)

2.Glucose is degraded without the presence of oxygen

3.End products are strong acids which are detectable by pH changes:
A. Lactic acid (VP pos bacteria) or
B. Mixed acids (MR pos bacteria)
Entner-Douderoff Pathway?
1.Aerobic pathway
Oxygen is required for glycolysis

2. End products are weak acids
Examples: non-fermenting GNR
Warburg-Dickens (Hexose Monophosphate shunt)?
Aerotolerant
Nonoxidative bacteria that are capable of growing in the presence of oxygen but grow better anaerobically
Examples: Aerotolerant anaerobes
what are the clinically significant nonfastidious Non-Fermenting organism?
Pseudomonas
Burkholderia
Stenotrophomonas
Acinetobacter
Alcaligenes
Chryseobacterium
King’s chart for NF?
Based on organism’s ability to
1. Utilize glucose
Oxidizer vs. Non-oxidizer

2.Oxidase reaction
positive or negative

3. Growth on MAC
positive or negative
what is the most common isolated Nonfermenter GNR?
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Pseudomonas aeruginosa found in _______?
Found in any aqueous setting, anything wet
--Swimming pool, showerheads, sink traps, contact lens solution, betadine bottles, soap
Pseudomonas aeruginosa is cause of eye infections esp. in contact lens user, correct?
yes
PSA produces ______ pigment
Pyocyanin
Identification Tests for PSA?
*TSI= K/NC
OF Glucose= oxidizer
Growth at 42˚C
Acetate= positive
Nitrate reduction test = positive
Arginine decarboxylase = positive
Hint: P.AeRG =positive
Motility= positive; polar monotrichous flagella
Minimum Criteria to ID PSA?
oxidase positive

BAP-Spready and Green metallic Sheen

growth on MAC
Treatment of PSA?
3rd generation cephalosporins
piperacillin
aminoglycosides
Second most common Nonfermenter is _______?
Acinetobacter baumannii (ACNB)
pathogenicity of Acinetobacter baumannii (ACNB)?
Cause of nosocomial infection, esp UTI, pneumonia, wounds, bacteremia d/t insertion of contaminated medical devices such as catheters, ventilators, etc
Gram stain of ACNB?
gram negative cocci or diplococci

Often gram variable because organism resists decolorization
test to ID ACNB?
**Oxidase = negative (PSA is pos)
OF glucose = rapid oxidizer
Motility = negative
ACNB is resistant to pencillin, correct?
yes
ACNB is widely distributed in nature, and may become a colonizer during extended hospital stay, true or false?
True
pathogenicity of Stenotrophomonas maltophilia (S. malt)?
Organism widely distributed in nature including hospitals

Not a normal inhabitant of human flora

Causes nosocomial infections d/t using contaminated medical instrumentation
tests to ID S.malt?
Growth on MAC =positive
Oxidase = negative
OF maltose = positive
OF glucose = variable
Lysine decarboxylase = positive
S. malt has _____pigment on BAP?
yellow

May have an ammonia smell
the organism love maltose?
S.malt
which two Non-fermentive GNR are the important pathogens in CF patients?
Burkholderia cepacia and Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Media used to isolate B. cepacia from respiratory secretions of CF pts?
Pseudomonas cepacia (PC) Agar
Lactose (OFPBL) agar
B. cepacia Selective Agar,
**B. cepacia:
Lysine = ?
Arginine = ?
Lysine = positive
Arginine = negative
which organism Causes melioidosis, which has several forms, skin and internal organ abscesses, sepsis and septic shock, acute pulmonary dz?
B. cepacia
pathogencity of Chryseobacterium meningosepticum?
1. Not part of normal flora, but can colonize patients respiratory tract during extended hospital stay

2. Causes meningitis and pneumonia outbreaks in neonates and the immunocompromised
Can also cause bacteremia


3..Can be transmitted from person to person
Key characteristics of Chryseobacterium meningosepticum?
Oxidase = positive
OF glucose = oxidizer
Growth on MAC= positive but very poor growth
Indole = positive
Motility = negative
OF mannitol = oxidizer
Chryseobacterium meningospeticum produce____colonies on BAP?
yellow
Moraxella species is normal flora in respiratory tract, true or false?
true
Key characteristics of Moraxella species?
Oxidase = positive
Assacharolytic
Gram negative coccoid/rods
PEN disk test susceptible= elongates into GNR in the presence of 10µg PEN

Growth on MAC= variable (slow) or negative
Motility = negative
king chart:

Glucose oxidizers, MAC positive, Oxidase negative : the organism are______?
Acinetobacter baumanni
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia
Burkholderia mallei
King chart:

Glucose oxidizers, MAC positive, Oxidase Positive: the organisms are______?
Achromobacter (Alcaligenes) xylosoxidans
B. cepacia
B. pseudomallei
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
P. fluorescens
P. putida
P. stutzeri
King’s Chart:

Glucose oxidizers, MAC negative, Oxidase positive:

the organisms are________?
Chryseobacterium meningosepticum
C. indologenes
King chart:

Glucose non-oxidizers, MAC positive, Oxidase negative:

the organisms are_____?
Acinetobacter lwoffi
king chart:

Glucose non-oxidizers, MAC positive, Oxidase positive

the organisms are_____?
Alcaligenes faecalis (A. odorans)
Flavobacterium odoratum
king chart"

Glucose non-oxidizers, MAC negative, Oxidase positive

the organisms are____?
Moraxella species