Morganellaceae: Difference between revisions

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A family of Gram-negative bacilli that cause infections (commonly UTIs) in humans
Includes the following genera:
- Morganella
- Proteus
- Providencia
Notably, members of this family are intrinsically resistant to:
- Colistin
- Tetracyclines (including tigecycline)
  - Except Morganella morganii, which retains susceptibility to doxycycline but not tigecycline
- Nitrofurantoin
Intrinsic reduced susceptibility to imipenem
Often have β-lactamases (including AmpC)

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-* A family of [[Stain::Gram-negative]] [[Cellular shape::bacillus|bacilli]] that occasionally cause infections in humans
+*A family of [[Stain::Gram-negative]] [[Shape::bacillus|bacilli]] that cause infections (commonly [[UTI|UTIs]]) in humans
-* Includes the following genera:
+*Includes the following genera:
-** ''[[Morganella]]''
+**''[[Morganella]]''
-** ''[[Proteus]]''
+**''[[Proteus]]''
-** ''[[Providencia]]''
+**''[[Providencia]]''
-* Notably, members of this family are generally resistant to [[colistin]], [[tetracycline|tetracyclines]] (including [[tigecycline]]), and [[nitrofurantoin]]
+*Notably, members of this family are intrinsically resistant to:
+**[[Colistin]]
+**[[tetracycline|Tetracyclines]] (including [[tigecycline]])
+***Except [[Morganella morganii]], which retains susceptibility to [[doxycycline]] but not [[tigecycline]]
+**[[Nitrofurantoin]]
+*Intrinsic reduced susceptibility to [[imipenem]]
+*Often have β-lactamases (including AmpC)
+{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Morganellaceae''}}
 [[Category:Gram-negative bacilli]]