Bacteriological Profile and Antimicrobial Sensitivity Pattern of the Uropathogens in a Rural Hospital

Urinary tract infections are gaining much importance among community acquired infections. Poor personal hygiene may act as a contributory factor in such frequent developing countries. The condition becomes serious with antimicrobial resistance uropathogens. Specifically, surge of Extended Spectrum beta Lactamase (ESBL) producers poses concern the available treatment options. Present work was aimed to observe bacteriological profile and susceptibility pattern uropathogens special reference ESBL producing strains. This study carried out microbiology department, SGT University, Gurugram, Haryana. Total 600 samples were processed per standard procedures i.e, microscopy, culture biochemical reactions followed by antibiotic testing interpreted CLSI guidelines. producer strains spotted double disc synergy (DDST). Out specimens, 128( 21.3%) showed positivity. Females contributed more compared males. 21-40 years age group highest isolation rate. E.coli predominant organism. Highest towards amikacin shown gram negative organisms. Gram positive organisms demonstrated high gentamicin, cotrimoxazole, ampicillin ciprofloxacin. 34.4% observed. Alarming rate well lactamase production increasing urinary should be considered potential threat community. Routine investigation done see burden order implicate advance policies treat