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Isolation and Identification of Some Types of Bacteria Causing Ear Infection as a Result of Repeated Using of Ear Phone | ||
| journal of kerbala university | ||
| Article 1, Volume 11, Issue 4, 2015, Pages 85-97 PDF (0 K) | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Thirty sample (swabs of the ear) were collected and study, from persons who employed for earphones and non-users. divided by (15) sample of persons employed and (15) a samples of non-users aged 18 to 30 years, underwent all samples for transplant bacterial know Bacterial cultuer, and limited study on the bacterial side only and conducted diagnostic tests of chemical and bio on all bacteria that cause ear infections, where it was detected two groups of bacteria by (Gram stain), which included positive bacteria of the gram which showed bacteria Staphylococcui where a clear majority where Sample of origin were obtained (23) (30) an increase of 77%. As for the type of bacterial Streptococcus where were obtained (4) any samples by 13%. The rest of the isolates were from negative bacteria gram group where were obtained (two samples) from the bacterium Pseudomonas any 7% and one sample of the bacteria E.coli any 3%. The results showed the presence of aerobic bacteria (Aerobic bacteria) and offered in abundance as a result of pollution that we believe gets private users of the people as a result of their use of earphones and the absence of the required sterilization conditions. Also been isolated (20) a sample of the headset itself to people using earphones for a period of not less than 12 hours a day almost been neglecting one sample for contamination, and after planting samples and conduct the necessary tests were obtained (12) sample of origin (20 ) belonging to the genus S.aureus any of 60%, and (3) samples belonging to the genus S.epidermis 15% and samples belonging to the type of bacteria Bacillus SPP. An increase of 10%, and two samples of the type of bacteria Pseudomonas, or 10% | ||
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