Prevalence of Antibiotics Resistance in the Isolated Bacteria from Bronchial Washing Fluids in Ramadi Teaching Hospital, Iraq

The study proved defining the resistance of bacterial pathogens taken from the inferior respirational region from patients who were admitted to Ramadi Teaching Hospital. 76 samples of tracheal discharges were extracted. The highest percentage of bacterial isolate of males was Streptococcus pneumonia which about 26.2% for males. Generally, the lowest percentage is 4.8% for Staphylococcus spp. and Bordetella spp. The lowest percentage of females was 2% in the previous two genera. The outcome of the culture was determined by p value, the outcomes revealed that the growth of a pathogen with patients was equal to 0.782 for the Klebsiella pneumonia and the low p value appeared in the results of the Acinetobacter sp. strain level to 0. The confrontation of the antimicrobial is determined by the rate of MICs. The resistance appeared MIC ≥ 64 for Pseudomonas aeruginosa against antimicrobial Ciftazidim and resistance of Bordetella spp. showed MIC ≤ 0.5 against antimicrobial Colistin.