STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE PROFILE ISOLATED FROM HOSPITAL KARBALA, IRAQ

Abstract

Staphylococcus aureus is an acute pathogen; therefore, increasing antibiotic resistance within S. aureus strains is becoming a global issue. And serious nosocomial infections. The current study aims to define resistance collective prevalence to patterns for 21 different agents of antibiotics antimicrobial by S. aureus in hospital Karbala-Iraq. Among 150 different clinical specimens, rom sputum swabs wound swabs, and throat swabs (45,55 & 50), respectively, total isolation (n=100) of S.