Investigation of antibiotic resistance pattern of Staphylococcus aureus in clinical samples of animals and humans from selective areas of Bangladesh

Background: Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus) is a potential pathogen responsible for producing various infectious diseases. Determination of the prevalence S. infections both in animals and humans elucidation their antibiotic resistance pattern crucial. The objective this study was to find out Staphylococcal diseases humans, commonly used antibiotics. Methods: A total 100 animal human clinical samples were analyzed by traditional method. identified cultural characteristics, gram’s staining, catalase coagulase tests. Antibiotic isolates determined disc diffusion method using types Results: 54% 40%, respectively. origin highly resistant against penicillin (64.81%) oxytetracycline (42.59%), lowest oxacillin (7.40 %). from also showed higher percentage (87.5%) then oxacillin, cloxacillin, amoxicillin (37.5% each), observed fusidic acid (5%). Conclusion: findings will certainly help veterinary clinicians or physicians select appropriate antibiotics like treatment different staphylococcal infections.