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| Specific Enteric Pathogen Isolated |
Clinical Relevancy Reporting and
Notification of Public Health |
- M021-3, M74-4 Aeromonas caviae 91% of category A laboratories received acceptable grades
- M22-3 (wound) Aeromonas hydrophila
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note effective November 2004: In future CMPT stool samples with an enteric pathogen, failure to indicate Notification
of Public Health will result in a downgrading of score. |
- M031-3, M71-3 Campylobacter jejuni
- M061-3 Campylobacter coli
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- M011-4 (Candida albicans) Stool
sample from an AIDS patient suffering from diarrhea and esophagitis.
Sample contained pure Candida albicans. A report noting Candida
albicans with the comment "May be clinically significant in
an immunocompromised patient" and 'negative for Salmonella,
Shigella, Campylobacter, E. coli O157:H7, Aeromonas, Plesiomonas,
and Yersinia' was the expected result. The enteric pathogens that
are ruled out should be listed.
- M032-2 , M22-4, M081-2 Escherichia coli O157:H7
- M093-3, M014-3, M84-3 Pleisomonas shigelloides 94% of category A laboratories
and 90% of category B laboratories received acceptable grades
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- M084-3 Salmonella enteritidis and Shigella flexneri
- M044-3 Salmonella braenderup (group C1)[or also acceptable - Salmonella, not S. typhi]
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note: In future CMPT samples of this type, failure to indicate Notification
of Public Health will result in a downgrading of score.
- M062-4 (blood), M054-3 (urine), M012-5 (blood)
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- CMPT Connections 3,
2 1999 - Collection and Transportation of Stool for Culture
- VRE Screen - M063-4 Rectal or perianal swabs may not be sufficient to capture enough
cells of the organism if only present in low concentrations. Culture
of stool may be required to get a more representative sample.
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- M101-3 Shigella sonnei
- M084-3 Shigella flexneri and Salmonella enteritidis
- M052-2 (Shigella sonnei) Please see note below re
- M92-2 (Shigella sonnei)
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- M042-3, M83-5 Vibrio parahaemolyticus As reported in the November 1998 M83-5 the routine use of TCBS agar
is not recommended as cases of Vibrio gastroenteritis are generally sporadic
in nature and this practice is not cost-effective. Relevant history such
as seafood consumption or marine exposure to prompt a search for Vibrio
was not included with this challenge.
- M023-3 Vibrio fluvialis
- M073-2 - wound - Vibrio vulnificus
- M092-2 Vibrio cholerae non 01 non 0139
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- M063-2 , M012-3, M73-3 Yersinia enterocolitica 98% of category A laboratories and 96%
of category B laboratories received excellent grades.
A pure growth (in this scenario [M063-2] 4+) of a non-lactose fermenting
colony on MacConkey agar from a stool sample warrants investigation. |
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Some
older archived critiques are included in this list, but CMPT
advises visitors to also consult recent literature.
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| See ORGANISM LIST |
See ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING LIST |
top page updated: 27 July 2010
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