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. 2014 Apr 29;5(5):601–610. doi: 10.4161/viru.29002

Table 3. Antibiograms of all confirmed S. Enteritidis isolates tested against commonly used antibiotics in Jordan.

No. Isolate ID   Antibiotic
AMa CEF CEP CAZ C CIP NA SXT Totald
1 15b I S R S S S I R 4
2 17b R R R S S R R S 4
3 28b S S S S S R R S 2
4 31b S S S S S R R S 2
5 32b S S S S S R R S 2
6 35b S S S S S R R S 2
7 37b R S R S S I R S 4
8 39b R I I S R R R S 5
9 51b I S R S S S R S 3
10 100b R S R S S I R S 4
11 123b R R I S R R R I 6
12 136b R I I S R R R S 5
13 143b R I I S R R R S 5
14 157b R I I S R R R S 5
15 164b R S S S S R R R 4
16 175b R R R S R R R I 6
17 177b R I S S R R R S 5
18 180b R R I S R R R S 5
19 Q1c S S S S S S S S 0
20 Q2c S I S S S S S S 1
21 Q3c S I S S S S S S 1
22 Q4c R R R S S S R S 3
23 Q5c S I S S S R R S 3
24 Q6c S S S S S S S S 0
25 Q7c S I S S S S S S 1

a AM, ampicillin (penicillin family); CEF, cefoperazone (cephem family); CEP, cephalothin (cephem family); CAZ, ceftazidime (cephem family); C, chloramphenicol (phenicols family); CIP, ciprofloxacin (fluoroquinolones family); NA, nalidixic acid (quinolones family); SXT, sulphamethoxazone–trimethoprim (folate pathway inhibitors family); bpoultry isolates; chuman outbreak isolates; dtotal number of antibiotic families to which each isolate is exhibiting intermediate or full resistant.