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| |Key Findings From the Antibiograms |have similar resistance patterns; for example, |Bactrim (TMP/SMX) sensitivity for E. coli is |
| |Most of our data come from urine cultures: Of |Ancef (cefazolin) was tested and is likely |limited (xx%) |
| |192 cultures used to make the antibiograms, 93%|similar to other first-generation |Quinolones’ sensitivity for E. coli is limited |
| |were urine cultures, 6% were wound cultures, |cephalosporins such as Keflex (cephalexin), |(Levaquin [levofloxacin] xx%, Cipro |
| |and 1% were sputum cultures. The antibiograms |which was not tested. |[ciprofloxacin] xx%) |
| |will be most applicable when treating urine |Extended spectrum beta-lactamase (ESBL) |First-generation cephalosporins’ sensitivity |
| |infections and systemic infections that may |organisms are present at [NAME OF NURSING HOME]|for E. coli is limited (cefazolin xx%) |
| |have come from the urine. |xx% (10/65) of E. coli isolates |Macrobid (nitrofurantoin) has good sensitivity |
| |The leading organisms for positive urine |xx% (5/24) of Klebsiella isolates |for E. coli (xx%) but poor activity against |
| |cultures were: |Urine Infections From Gram Negatives |other urinary pathogens. |
| |E. coli: xx% of urine cultures |xx% of positive urine cultures were from |Gram Positives |
| |Enterococcus species: xx% |gram-negative organisms. |11 of 14 (xx%) Staphylococcus aureus cultures |
| |Klebsiella pneumoniae: xx% |Several commonly used antibiotics have |were Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus |
| |Proteus mirabilis: xx% |significant resistance patterns to the |aureus (MRSA). |
| |Not all antibiotics are tested—one antibiotic |gram-negative organisms that commonly cause |MRSA was xx% sensitive to Bactrim (TMP/SMX), |
| |from each class is usually tested. It is |urinary tract infections (E. coli, Klebsiella):|but only xx% sensitive to Clindamycin. |
| |reasonable to consider that similar | | |
| |antibiotics | | |
|Antibiogram for MMDD/YY to MM/DD/YY [Name of | | | |
|Nursing Home/Name of Laboratory] | | | |
| |Gram Negative |Gram Negative |Gram Negative |
| | | | |
|Gram Negative | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| |Escherichia coli |Staphylococcus aureus |Escherichia coli |
| |Klebsiella pneumoniae |non-MRSA |Klebsiella pneumoniae |
|Escherichia coli |Proteus mirabilis |Staphylococcus aureus |Proteus mirabilis |
|Klebsiella pneumoniae |Pseudomonas aeruginosa |MRSA |Pseudomonas aeruginosa |
|Proteus mirabilis | |Staphylococcus coag. Neg | |
|Pseudomonas aeruginosa |No. of isolates† |Enterococcus sp |No. of isolates† |
| |65 | |3* |
|No. of isolates† |24* |No. of isolates† |11* |
|65 |13* |3* |6* |
|24* |11* |11* |25* |
|13* | |6* | |
|11* |Oral/Oral Equivalent |25* |Oral/Oral Equivalent |
| | | | |
|Oral/Oral Equivalent |Clindamycin |Oral/Oral Equivalent |Clindamycin |
| | | | |
|Ampicillin | |Ampicillin | |
|xx% | |xx% | |
|xx% | |xx% | |
|xx% | |xx% | |
| |Erythromycin |xx% |Erythromycin |
| | | | |
|Amox/Clav | |Amox/Clav | |
|xx% | | | |
|xx% | | | |
|xx% | | | |
| |Linezolid | | |
| | | | |
|Cefazolin | |Cefazolin |IV Only |
|xx% | |xx% | |
|xx% | |xx% | |
|xx% | |xx% | |
| | | |Linezolid |
| | | |xx% |
|Cefoxitin |IV Only |Cefoxitin |xx% |
|xx% | | | |
|xx% | | |xx% |
|xx% | | | |
| |Pip/Taz | |Pip/Taz |
| |xx% | | |
|Ceftriaxone |xx% |Ceftriaxone | |
|xx% |xx% | | |
|xx% |xx% | | |
|xx% | | | |
| |Cefepime | |Cefepime |
| |xx% | | |
|Ciprofloxacin |xx% |Ciprofloxacin | |
|xx% |xx% | | |
|xx% |xx% |xx% | |
|xx% | |xx% | |
|xx% |Ceftazidime |xx% |Ceftazidime |
| | | | |
|Levofloxacin | |Levofloxacin | |
|xx% | |xx% | |
|xx% |xx% |xx% | |
|xx% | |xx% | |
|xx% |Gentamicin |xx% |Gentamicin |
| |xx% | |xx% |
|Nitrofurantoin |xx% |Nitrofurantoin |xx% |
|xx% |xx% |xx% |xx% |
|xx% |xx% |xx% | |
|xx% | |xx% | |
| |Imipenem |xx% |Imipenem |
| |xx% | | |
|TMP/SMX |xx% |TMP/SMX | |
|xx% |xx% |xx% | |
|xx% |xx% |xx% | |
|xx% | |xx% | |
| |Vancomycin | |Vancomycin |
| | | |xx% |
|Tetracycline | |Tetracycline |xx% |
|xx% | |xx% |xx% |
|xx% | |xx% |xx% |
|xx% | |xx% | |
| | |xx% |*Organisms with fewer than 30 isolates should |
| | | |be interpreted with caution, because small |
|Oxacillin | |Oxacillin |numbers may bias group susceptibilities. † N = |
| | |xx% |pooled isolates by species from urine, wound, |
| | |xx% |sputum, and blood specimens. Abbreviations: |
| | |xx% |PIP/TAZ = Pipercillin/Tazobactam; TMP/SMX = |
| | | |Trimethoprim/ sulfamethoxazole; Amox/Clav = |
| | | |Amoxicillin/Clavunate. |
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Antibiogram for MM/DD/YY to MM/DD/YY
[NAME OF Nursing Home / NAME OF LABORATORY
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