Abstract
Background: Despite their frequency as contaminants, coagulase nosocomial pathogens, accounting for 9% of all nosocomial infections. These infections are difficult to treat because of the risk factors and the multiple forty CNS were isolated from various clinical samples like blood, pus, urine and wound swab. After confirming the isolates as nonexpensive conventional methods and antibiotic sensitivity testing was also carried out. identified to species level. Among these 140 identified CNS isolates, 58 (41.43%) from various clinical sample, followed by hemolyticus 11 (7.86%), S. schleiferi antimicrobial agents showed that 65.71 % of the isolates were Methicillin Sensitive (MSCNS). Majority of the CNS species were sensitive to Amikacin, (94.29%), Nitrofurantoin (85.71%), Tetracycline (75.71%), and clindamycin (75%) None of the CNS species showed resistance to vancomycin and Linezolid. potential and multiple# drug resistance demonstrates the need to adopt simple, reliable and non identifying and determining t he antibiotic sensitivity of CNS. Keywords: Antibiotic sensitivity test, CNS, * Address for Correspondence:
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