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Gram Stain
Positive (blue)
Shape
Coccus
Diamter
0.5 - 1.5
Multicellular organization
cluster
Appearance on culture plate
"sharply define, smooth, opaque"
Culture Media Requirements
nonselective
Color of S. aureus culture
yellow
Color of S. epidermidis culture
white
Metabolism
facultative anaerobe
catalase test
positive
slide coagulase (s aureus)
usually positive
tube coagulase (s aureus)
positive
particle agglutination (a aureus)
positive
Slide coagulase (coag neg staph)
"usually negative, otherwise, false positive"
tube coagulase (coag neg staph)
negative
Enzymatic virulence factor (s aureus)
"catalase, coagulase, hyaluronidase, staphylokinase, lipase, thermostable nuclease, penicillinase"
Toxin virulence factor (s aureus)
"membrane-active toxins, panton-valentine leukocidin, exfoliatin, toxic shock syndrome toxin 1, enterotoxins a-e and g"
Other virulence factors (s aureus)
"capsule, teichoic acid, protein A"
Virulence factors (coag neg staph)
"""slime"", penicillinase"
Localized infections (s aureus)
"folliculitis, furuncles, carbuncle, impetigo, cellulitis"
localized infections with systemic effects (s aureus)
"scalded skin syndrome, toxic shock syndrome"
invasive infections (s aureus)
"endocarditis, pneumonia, osteomyelitis, septic arthritis"
food poisoning (s aureus)
food poisoning
infections (coag neg staph)
"usually due to introduction of infected foreign bodies: prosthetic valve endocarditis, catheter associated bacteremia, central nervous system shunt infection, prosthetic device associated infection, pritoneal dialysis catheter associated peritonitis, urinary tract infection"
Where does s aureus live?
"skin, skin glands, mucous membranes"
Where does s aureus preferentially colonize?
the nares
Where does coagulase negative staph live?
"skin, skin glands, and mucous membranes"
Where does coag neg staph preferentially colonize?
"skin, sudoriferous glands, uroepithelium"
To which drugs is staph becoming resistant?
"Oxacillin, Vancomycin, Clindamycin"