Estimation of the Antibiotic Activity against Pseudomonas sppIsolated from Ear Infection

Background: An ear infection, can be classified into otitis externs and media, this affects all age groups especially infants young. This infection associate with pathogenic microorganism type, frequent antibiotic uses, health care age. The most common bacteria of the are Pseudomonas spp. Antibiotic resistance represents a serious threat to humans. Methods: 48 swabs were collected through use wooden sticks in sterile container for identification Pseudomonas, Serratiaand Klebsiella species by VITEK 2 system biochemical tests. susceptibility against these bacterial was detected method standard disk diffusion on Moller Hinton agar. Results: Among swabs, positive growth percentage gram-negative 29.166%, 57.142%. Males found more susceptible than females an Conclusion: patterns show azithromycin, gentamycin, piperacillin, ceftriaxone, cefepime, imipenem, ceftriazon, gentamycin have activity