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Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
T1 0-94 Title denotes Detection of Staphylococcus aureus including MRSA on environmental surfaces in a jail setting.
T2 95-964 Paragraph denotes We examined jail environmental surfaces to explore whether they might serve as reservoirs of viable methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). We swabbed 132 surfaces, inoculated primary and secondary mannitol salts and oxacillin-resistant screening agar, and used API tests to identify S. aureus and E-tests to determine methicillin/oxacillin resistance. We recovered S. aureus from 10 (7.6%) surfaces; eight (6.1%) isolates were MRSA. We ran pulsed-field gel electrophoresis on six resistant isolates and observed three patterns, one of which was identical to that identified in a previous study of inmates' nasal specimens. Finding MRSA-contaminated surfaces on a variety of environmental surfaces in the absence of an overt outbreak emphasizes that correctional facilities should have protocols for environmental cleaning as a component of MRSA prevention.
T3 13-34 Bacteria denotes Staphylococcus aureus
T4 45-49 Bacteria denotes MRSA
T5 53-93 Habitat denotes environmental surfaces in a jail setting
T6 81-85 Habitat denotes jail
T7 107-111 Habitat denotes jail
T8 107-134 Habitat denotes jail environmental surfaces
T9 217-238 Bacteria denotes Staphylococcus aureus
T10 240-244 Bacteria denotes MRSA
T11 283-319 Habitat denotes primary and secondary mannitol salts
T12 324-358 Habitat denotes oxacillin-resistant screening agar
T13 391-400 Bacteria denotes S. aureus
T14 473-482 Bacteria denotes S. aureus
T15 535-539 Bacteria denotes MRSA
T16 705-719 Habitat denotes inmates' nasal
T17 705-712 Habitat denotes inmates
T18 739-743 Bacteria denotes MRSA
T19 857-880 Habitat denotes correctional facilities
T20 948-952 Bacteria denotes MRSA