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This document discusses drug resistance in Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) bacteria, which causes tuberculosis. It defines drug resistance and the different types, including acquired/secondary resistance developing during treatment, primary resistance, monoresistance to a single drug, multidrug resistance to both isoniazid and rifampicin, and polyresistance to multiple drugs. Methods for determining drug resistance include measuring bacterial growth at critical drug concentrations in Lowenstein-Jensen medium and drug susceptibility testing on thin agar plates imbibed with different drugs.
This document discusses drug resistance in Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) bacteria, which causes tuberculosis. It defines drug resistance and the different types, including acquired/secondary resistance developing during treatment, primary resistance, monoresistance to a single drug, multidrug resistance to both isoniazid and rifampicin, and polyresistance to multiple drugs. Methods for determining drug resistance include measuring bacterial growth at critical drug concentrations in Lowenstein-Jensen medium and drug susceptibility testing on thin agar plates imbibed with different drugs.
This document discusses drug resistance in Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) bacteria, which causes tuberculosis. It defines drug resistance and the different types, including acquired/secondary resistance developing during treatment, primary resistance, monoresistance to a single drug, multidrug resistance to both isoniazid and rifampicin, and polyresistance to multiple drugs. Methods for determining drug resistance include measuring bacterial growth at critical drug concentrations in Lowenstein-Jensen medium and drug susceptibility testing on thin agar plates imbibed with different drugs.
RESISTANCE 2.5. THE IDENTIFICATION OF МВТ DRUG RESISTANCE Mycobacterium strains are considered to be sensitive to a given drug when the drug administered in the critical drug concentration (criteria of resistance) shows a bactericidal or bacteriostatic action. МВТ DRUG RESISTANCE • Tolerance (resistance) is defined as the decrease in sensibility to the degree/extent that the given mycobacterium strains is capable of multiplying under the action of a drug having a critical or much higher concentration. Characteristics of drug resistant tuberculosis
• Acquired (secondary) • Primary resistance
resistance — it is in the occurs when a person case of such types of infected by МВТ already tuberculosis when the resistant to one or more strain of tubercle bacilli types of anti-tuberculosis change from a drugs. susceptible into resistant phenotype during or after a course of chemotherapy Characteristics of drug resistant tuberculosis • Combined resistance. The World Health Organization sums up primary and acquired resistance to determine the spread of a resistant strain. • Monoresistance — МВТ strains that resistant to only one of the five first-line anti-tuberculosis drugs: rifampicin, isoniazid, ethambutol, pyrazi-namide, streptomycin. • Multidrug resistance (MDR) — МВТ strains that resistant to both isoniazid and rifampicin simultaneously. • Polyresistance (combined) resistance — МВТ strains resistant to two or more antituberculosis drugs without resistance to isoniazid and rifampicin. Characteristics of drug resistant tuberculosis • MDR (Multi-Drug Resistant) bacilli and MDR tuberculosis is the most severe form of bacterial resistance today. MDR tuberculosis raises a serious concern for tuberculosis control in many countries. Criteria for drug resistance
• The level of given strain resistance is expressed
by the maximal concentration of a preparation (microgram quantity in 1 ml of media), at which the duplication of the MTB (according to number of colony formation on dense media) can still be observed. • The critical concentration established for different anti-tuberculosis drugs. The critical concentration is of clinical importance, as it indicates the concentration of drug in which МВТ duplication would be sensitive. Lowenstein-Jensen inspissated egg media • Method of absolute concentrations in Lowenstein-Jensen inspissated egg media is widely used to determine МВТ drug resistance. Drug susceptibility test on Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria These thin agar culture plates reveal the results of a drug susceptibility test on Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria. The agar medium is imbibed with various drugs to determine to which medications the bacteria are susceptible. It is apparent that each had a different effect on the organism’s survival.