important table of bacteriology

1. IMPORTANT POINTS
 Only Gram Negative cocci Genu which is medically important is
Neisseria.
 Only spore forming Gram positive aerobic rod Genus is Bacillus.
 Only spore forming Gram positive anerobic rod Genus is Clostridium.
 Staphylococci are different from Streptpococci and Enterococci
Because of catalase difference and cluster differentiation.
 S.aureus is different from other species of Saphylococci that it is
coagulase positive.
 MRSA is S.aureus resistant to wide range of antibiotis.
 AGN is always occured after S.pyogenes skin infection.
 Acute Rheumatic fever is always occured after S.pyogenes throat
infection.
Two bacteria that are responsible for pseudomembrane formation are
1. C.diphtheriae
2. C.difficile
Bacteria that cause Meningitis in adults are
1.N.meningitidis
2.S.pneumoniae
3.H.influenza
4.B.anthracis
Bacteria that cause Meningitis and Sepsis in neonates are
1.S.agalactiae
2.E.coli
Bacteria that cause Food Poisoning
1.S.aureus
2.B.cereus
3.C.perfringens
Bacteria that cause Toxic Shock Syndrome
1.S.aureus
2.S.pyogenes

2. Bacteria that cause UTI
1.S.saprophyticus
2.Enterococci
3.Klebsilla
4.E.coli
5.Enterobacter
6.Serratia
7.P.aeruginosa
8.Proteus
Bacteria that cause Pneumonia
1.S.aureus
2.S.pneumoniae
3.B.anthracis
4.Klebsilla
5.Proteus
6.H.influenzae
7.P.aeruginosa
8.Enterobacter
Bacteria that cause Endocarditis
1.S.aureus
2.S.epidermidis
3.Enterococi
4.P.aeruginosa
Bacteria that are sexually Transmitted
1.N.gonorrhoeae
2.T.pallidum
Bacteria that Transmitted through Feco-oral route
1.C.difficile
2.E.coli
3.Shigella
4.Salmonella
5.C.jejuni

3. Bacteria that are transmitted through Respiratory aerosols
1.N.meningitidis
2.C.diphtheriae
3.H.influenzae
4.B.pertusis
Bacteria that harm fetus
1.T.pallidum
2.N.gonorrhoeae
Bacteria that are Highly motile
1.T.pallidum
2.Proteus
3.V.cholera? Single flagellum