Table 6 Resistance profile of Gram-positive bacteria identified from UTI patients. AMR antimicrobial resistance, DOX doxycycline, FOX cefoxitin, GEN gentamycin, NOR norfloxacin, PEN penicillin, R resistant isolates in percentage, SXT trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole, T total number of tested isolates, VAN Vancomycin.

From: Burden of multi-drug resistant bacterial isolates and its associated risk factors among UTI-confirmed geriatrics in Gondar town

Antimicrobial tested

Number of Isolates (n = 48)

Classes

Antibiotics

S. aureus (n = 23)

S. saprophyticus (n = 25)

Total (n = 48)

T

R (%)

T

R (%)

R (%)

Glycopeptide

VAN

23

9 (39.1%)

25

9 (36%)

18 (37.5%)

Aminoglycosides

GEN

23

2 (8.7%)

25

3 (12%)

5 (22.9%)

Tetracyclines

DOX

23

7 (30.4%)

25

4 (14.3%)

11 (33.0%)

Beta-Lactams

PEN

23

18 (78.3%)

25

12 (48%)

30 (62.5%)

FOX

23

14 (60.9%)

25

7 (28%)

21 (43.8%)

Sulfonamides

SXT

23

8 (34.8%)

25

7 (28%)

15 (31.3%)

Fluoroquinolones

NOR

23

7 (30.4%)

25

9 (36%)

16 (33.3%)

Overall AMR for a bacterium

161

65 (40.4%)

175

51 (29.1%)

(34.5%)

Overall AMR for isolates

Total tested isolates 336, Resistant isolates 116 (34.5%)