Enterobacteriaceae

[@lolbanana4599]

Great presentation. May i know which antibiotics could one use to differentiate enterobacteriae from klebsiella in throat swab samples?

[@emmanuelaliadamu5883]

Great presentation ,so educative

[@sm-tr9qs]

thank you.. this really helped me to understand

[@Koechenock1]

Could you please do a Hepatitis B and C Viruses video. ?

[@tsed940]

Actually yersinia is oxidase negative

[@gandurisusmitha5537]

Tq mam tq very much

[@t.i.c8511]

Enterococcus are gram +ve cocci or rods

[@ZaneleMadela]

Gram negative cocci. Remember they fall under Group D Streptococci

[@hyllisp4616]

Non fermenters - only salmonela typhi , check your information

[@qamarali6126]

Salmonella, Yersinia, Shigella and Proteus are all non fermenters enterobacteriaceae!

[@ZaneleMadela]

Slow fermenters are considered to be non fermenters hence the other organisms are included.

[@itsok5755]

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[@nicholasgerry6931]

I desperately need help. If someone is willing to reply, I'd appreciate it so much. So I've been enumerating Enterobacteriaceae in food products, but the confirmation test on oxidase results were always oxidase-positive. I searched and some articles said an exception of Enterobacteriaceae which is oxidase-positive: it's Plesiomonas shigelloides. But how do I confirm this? I need help

[@Annie-Roche]

Any advice on Klebsiella aerogenes found in nose, presentation of granulomatous tissues and fibrotic tissues of unspecified origin (taken from punch biopsy tou healing lesion in glabella)?

[@petrzlamal3327]

Thank you, it is really helpful lecture. Keep going with that. Thank you!!!

[@shirleyyong5136]

Hi do you know when patients suffered from bacterobacter UTI , can it be cure?

[@virginiapyeong7812]

Thank you for the information! I'm a new sub, i hope more videos soon...

[@maureenrichardsimmunologym9632]

Thanks for subscribing Virginia! Yes - new videos coming soon and will be launching a new play list structure next week!

[@petrankayankova733]

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[@shawndedem4400]

You just resumed a two hour lecture. Thank you

[@elmicrobiologist]

Nice discussion

[@rosaelizabeth5504]

Thank you

[@elizabethb3436]

The bacteriology self study guide where would I get that book please?

[@petrankayankova733]

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[@angadyadav7966]

Thank you ma'am

[@samahahmed1673]

Thank you 🌺🌺

[@georgesegutunga1312]

Do entrobacter species be isolated in blood culture

[@krishna-Vja]

Enterobacter Aerogenes, is it different one.?

[@daomarlluveres9324]

Great explanations!

[@hussainabualrob7110]

this was great ! ,thanks a lot for this video , its very much appreciated

[@missknowall]

Very useful. Thanks.

[@maksudkerluku7517]

Thank you a lot !!! its gret lecture .

[@nae80West]

Thank you

[@charityL7]

Very cool. Thank you!

[@goranali1069]

Hello your explain perfect

[@twesiimedelica8191]

Wonderful work

[@ziko191]

Very clear explanation, thanks.

[@jeremymoore145]

Thank you

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[@joanchota6511]

Well detailed 👏👏

[@yasin2011]

Very clear presentation, thanks!

[@muneer3bdulla583]

H antigen are heat liable not heat stable!!

[@jeremymoore145]

Yes that’s right O is heat stable.

[@Dramatis_personae09]

Staphylococcus grows on macConkey but it is gram positive

[@sarangnyo]

No, staph won't grow in Mac

[@ZaneleMadela]

There's two types of MacConkey the one with crystal violet and the one without the crystal violet. Some GPCs grow on MacConkey without crystal violet but the one that has the crystal violet inhibits the growth of other GPCs

[@sylvanacotto4414]

Excellent explanation. Thanks 😊 🙏🏻