Table 2.

The resistance of NTS isolates from diarrheal children in 2014–2019.

Antimicrobial class	Antimicrobial agents	No. of strains (N/%)
		Resistant (R)		Intermediate (I)		Susceptible (S)
Penicillins	Ampicillin (AMP)	207	79.6	1	0.4	52	20.0
β-lactam combination agents	Ampicillin-sulbactam (AMS)	124	47.7	78	30.0	58	22.3
Cephems	Cefotaxime (CTX)	37	14.2	4	1.5	219	84.2
	Ceftazidime (CAZ)	7	2.7	6	2.4	247	95.0
	Cefoxitin (CFX)	2	0.8	10	3.8	248	95.4
	Cefazolin (CFZ)	119	45.8	76	29.2	119	45.8
Sulfonamides	Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (SXT)	66	25.4	-	-	194	74.6
Aminoglycosides	Gentamicin (GEN)	27	10.4	7	2.7	226	86.9
Quinolones	Nalidixic acid (NAL)	158	60.8	-	-	102	39.2
	Ciprofloxacin (CIP)	32	12.3	159	61.2	69	26.5
Phenicols	Chloramphenicol (CHL)	46	17.7	9	3.5	205	78.8
Carbapenems	Imipenem (IMP)	0	0	2	0.8	258	99.2
Tetracyclines	Tetracyclines (TET)	158	60.8	11	4.2	91	35.0
Macrolides	Azithromycin (AZM)	25	9.6	_	_	235	90.4
	Pansusceptible	5	1.9
	≥1 antimicrobial class	255	98.1
MDR	≥3 antimicrobial class	203	78.1
	≥5 antimicrobial class	58	22.3
	≥7 antimicrobial class	14	5.4