Table 3 Profile of phenotypic drug resistance of P. aeruginosa from human and food samples.

From: Prevalence and genotyping of Pseudomonas aeruginosa from food and human sources

Number of isolates

Number of classes

Antimicrobial resistance profile

MAR index

1 (2%)

10

CE, IPM, AMX, EN, O, CP, A, NOR, AK, SXT, DO, E, T, C, CO, K

1

1 (2%)

9

T, DO, AMX, CP, EN, NOR, CO, C, CE, K, A, AK, SXT, E, O

0.937

11 (22%)

8

T, C, DO, NOR, AK, AMX, SXT, K, CO, O, E, EN, CE, CP

0.875

9 (18%)

7

DO, T, CP, O, AMX, CO, C, K, EN, E, CE

0.688

9 (18%)

6

DO, C, CO, AMX, K, T, E, CE

0.500

4 (8%)

5

DO, T, CO, C, CE, AMX, E

0.437

2 (4%)

4

T, AMX, CO, CE, E

0.313

5 (10%)

3

CE, CO, AMX, E

0.250

  1. MAR index was estimated as follows = No. of resistance/Total No. of tested antibiotics*.
  2. MAR index = No. of resistance (Isolates classified as intermediate were considered sensitive for the MAR index)/Total No. of tested antibiotics.