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No.: AJ 009818 ; and integron type 2 In-t2 ; Ac. No.: AJ009819 ; of S. Typhimurium, respectively Tosini et al., 1998 ; . Conjugation experiments carried out using the M152 strain as a donor resulted in exconjugants having the 140 Kb plasmid of the donor strain only. The integrons and the catA gene was also detected in the exconjugants Table 2 ; , indicating that these resistance elements are located on the 140 Kb conjugative R-plasmid as observed by Tosini et al. 1998 ; . Four of the 15 strains were selected for macrorestriction analysis. The PFGE pattern of these four strains pattern C, lanes from 15 to 18 Figure 1 ; was similar to each other but distinct from that of the other two groups of strains. Therapeutic options grading H2 autologous recovery likely ; : in these patients, a general support for overcoming the consequences of radiation exposure is advisable. The principle treatment strategy is to bridge the days of haematopoietic failure determined by the nadir of granulocytes and platelets between about Days 15 and 30. In these cases substitution therapy may be necessary: platelet transfusions should be given to maintain a platelets concentration, if possible, of more than 20 109 l. The time during which platelet support may be needed in this category may be 510 days. As indicated later for H3, one transfusion requires 4 blood donors. Thus, in H2, the number of volunteers for 1 patient may be a minimum of 20. Stimulation therapy using growth factors may be indicated. The period of granulocytopenia without growth factor therapy may be up to days. Since growth factors may also affect the relative differentiation of stem cells into the various haematopoietic cell lineages, one should restrict the administration of growth factors to patients in whom the time of a haematopoietic failure is too long. Further supportive therapy using antibiotics, fungostatic or antiviral drugs should be administered on the basis of observed signs and symptoms. Treatment options grading H3: these patients are severely sick and require a lot of general support. However, the principle of haematopoietic treatment is to bridge the days of haematopoietic failure, since the stem cell pool may well recover spontaneously. On the basis of this assumption, substantiated by findings within the first 10 days after exposure, the therapeutic option consists of "substitution therapy". Platelet transfusions may need to be given to maintain platelet concentrations, if possible of more than 20 109 L. One should be aware of the fact that this type of platelet support may require a lot of donors. Patients in H3 may experience a thrombocytopenic period of 20 days. Therefore if platelets are given every other day ; , 40 blood donors are needed. If a hospital has to treat only 10 patients of this category, a total number of 400 blood donors may become necessary. In these patients, it might be advisable to stimulate granulocyte recovery and to decrease the risk of bacterial infection by using growth factor therapy G-CSF and GM-CSF ; to shorten the period of. Klebsiella PED-4.613. Which of the following statements concerning purulent meningitis in an infant younger than 3 months are correct? A ; the most frequent cause is E. coli B ; the disease is always associated with high fever C ; stiff fontanelles associated with the refusal of food and repeated vomiting might call the physician's attention to the disease D ; papilledema is pathognomonic for the condition E ; microscopic examination of the cerebrospinal fluid sediment clarifies the etiology in each case PED-4.614. Which of the following microorganisms are the most frequent causes of purulent meningitis during childhood in Hungary? A ; Neisseria meningitidis B ; Streptococcus pneumoniae C ; Haemophilus influenzae D ; Group B streptococcus E ; Streptococcus pyogenes F ; E. coli G ; Staphylococcus aureus PED-4.615. Before having the bacteriology results, which of the following drugs or drug combinations are suitable for the presumptive therapy of a purulent meningitis in a young child? A ; penicillin B ; ampicillin and gentamicin C ; ampicillin and chloramphenicol D ; tetracycline and sulphonamide E ; ceftriaxone Rocephin ; PED-4.616. Which of the following statements about tetanus are correct? A ; the toxin exerts its effect in the synapses B ; the incubation period is l-2 days C ; mental confusion develops usually D ; a lumbar puncture relieves the spasm E ; since the causative microorganism is anaerobic, metronidazole or clindamycin are the drugs of choice F ; human tetanus immunoglobulin is administered for the neutralization of the circulating toxin PED-4.617. Which of the following conditions may be associated with Lyme's disease? A ; megalerythema infectiosum B ; chronic rheumatoid arthritis C ; carditis D ; prolonged diarrhea E ; chronic erythema migrans F ; tick-borne meningoencephalitis G ; isolated facial nerve paralysis Bell's type ; H ; persistent fever of unknown origin. Log in tropical resources home - treatment profiles - chloramphenicol chloramphenicol is an antibiotic treatment which is mainly used in connection with aeromonas infections that cause ulcers in fish, however, this medication has very poor efficiency when added to the water column and is primarily recommended for direct injection and cilexetil. Included in this study. Clinical data as septicaemia, haematological diseases, infective endocarditis using Dukes criteria ; were registered. Identification of the VGS species by using RNase P RNA gene rnpB ; . Antibiotic susceptibility testing against ciprofloxacin, clindamycin, dalbavancin, erythromycin, linezolid, penicillin, tigecycline, TMP-SMX, vancomycin and daptomycin was performed using agar dilution method, reference values according to NCCLS 2003. Identification of ermB and mefA genes was performed in strains with a reduced susceptibility to erythromycin MIC 0.5 lg ml ; . Results: Antibiotic susceptibility testing results from 129 VGS blood cultures isolates except for daptomycin ; . A reduced susceptibility to penicillin was documented in 18% MIC 0.25 lg ml ; of the isolates while resistance to penicillin MIC 4.0 lg ml ; was found in 4%, all patients with haematological diseases. 6% of the strains from patients with definite or possible endocarditis had a reduced susceptibility to penicillin. A reduced susceptibility to erythromycin was found in 25 129 19% ; of the isolates, nearly all patients with haematological diseases. ErmB and mef A gene were identified in 48% 12 25 ; and 80% 20 25 ; of the isolates respectively. The strains sequenced as Streptococcus mitis had a higher degree of nonsusceptibility to penicillin and erythromycin. All the isolates were susceptible to vancomycin and linezolid. genome accession number NC 000913 ; . Testing for organic solvent tolerance was a modification of the agar overlay method described by Oethinger M, Kern WV, Goldman JD, Levy SB. Association of organic solvent tolerance and fluoroquinolone resistance in clinical isolates of Escherichia coli. J Antimicrob Chemother 1998; 41 1 ; : 111114. Time-concentration studies of the two marR mutants and three other non-mutant controls in ciprofloxacin with and without the efflux pump inhibitor carbonyl cyanide m-chlorophenyl-hydrazone CCCP ; were then carried out to determine the possible involvement of an efflux pump in the quinolone resistance phenotype of the marR mutant isolates. Results: A single point mutation involving the marR gene was detected in each of two isolates, namely a Val96fiIle and a Lys43fiArg. These two isolates were shown to be resistant to tetracycline and chloramphenicol in addition to ciprofloxacin and were also tolerant to the organic solvents hexane and cyclohexane. They lost their tolerance to cyclohexane when treated with the CCCP. Time concentration curve analysis of these two isolates demonstrated a more than 2 log reduction of bacterial counts after 8 hours of growth in ciprofloxacin and CCCP as compared to their growth in ciprofloxacin alone. This finding could not be confirmed in the reference strain E. coli ATCC 25922, or in three other non-marR mutant isolates exhibiting tolerance to cyclohexane which was not reversible by pretreatment with CCCP. Conclusion: We propose that the two marR mutations observed in the two E. coli isolates may play a role in the enhancement of quinolone resistance.