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Abstract
Bacteriological examination of 106 collected urine samples were classified into 6 groups; HUTI (46), AHCO (4), AHDO (4), CUTI (12), AHC(19) and AHD(21 revelaed that there were a positive bacteriuria in 65.1% (63samples). In addition, 34.9% (37 samples) were a negative for bacteriuria. The predominant pathogens of the UTIs were E.coli, S.aureus and Klebsiella spp. The prevalence of E. coli in urine samples was 63% (29), 25% (1), 25% (1), 66.7 (8), 31.6% (6), 28.6% (6 while the prevalence of S. aureus was 26.1% (12), 25% (1), 0%, 50 (6), 26.3% (5),28.6% (6); meanwhile the prevalence of klebsiella spp was 6.5% (3), 0%, 0%, 05.3% (1), 4.8% (1) respectively according to the corresponding group. E.coli recorded the highest incidence with a percentage of 48.1% (51/106) followed by S.aureus which recorded 28.3% (30/106)followed by klebsiella spp which recorded 4.7% (5/106). By using cPCR, the isolated E.coli, S.aureus and klebsiella spp were positive to the presence of phoA, 16S rRNA and gyrA gene , respectively. All isolates were sensitive to Amikacin, Azithromycin, and Imipenom; intermedaite sensitivity to Amoxacillin+ Clavulonic acid and resistant to Cefepime and Cephradine.