Research Article

Characterization of Staphylococcus aureus Isolates That Colonize Medical Students in a Hospital of the City of Cali, Colombia

Table 2

Antibiotic susceptibility patterns of S. aureus isolates.

Academic degree () Students
Total
RT
Hours
OXA
(%)
PEN
(%)
FOX
(%)
LEX
(%)
IPM
(%)
VAN
(%)
CIP
(%)
SXT
(%)
TCY
(%)
GEN
(%)
CLI
(%)
ERY
(%)
CHL
(%)
%

33114.430 (0)9 (100)0 (0)8 (88.9) (5.6)6 (66.7)1 (11.1)4 (44.4)5 (22.2)2 (22.2)6 (66.7)8 (33.3)7 (55.6)
46931.952 (6.5)27 (87.1)4 (12.9)29 (93.5)5 (16.1)11 (35.5)12 (38.7)10 (23.3)15 (23.3)9 (30) (23.3)22 (50)22 (46.7)
55525.582 (18.2)11 (100)3 (27.3)10 (90.9)2 (18.2) (90.9)2 (18.2)6 (54.5)7 (63.3)2 (18.2)8 (72.7)10 (90.9)8 (72.7)
66128.2121 (8.3)11 (91.7)2 (16.7)10 (83.3)2 (16.7)3 (25)4 (33.3)6 (50)7 (58.3)5 (45.5)9 (75)10 (83.3) (41.7)
Total216100ā€‰5 (7.9)58 (92.1)9 (14.3)57 (90.5)14 (22.2)30 (47.6)19 (30.2)26 (41.3)34 (54)18 (28.6)36 (36.5)50 (57.1)42 (66.7)

RT: residence time of medical students in hospital. .
Note. OXA, oxacillin; PEN, penicillin; FOX, cefoxitin; LEX, cephalexin; IPM, imipenem; VAN, vancomycin; CIP, ciprofloxacin; SXT, trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole; TET, tetracycline; GEN, gentamicin; CLI, clindamycin; ERY, erythromycin; CHL, chloramphenicol.