Diabetic foot is a general health problem for diabetics and the knowledge of the organisms
that make them an important role to know the type of antibiotics suitable for them, the diabetic foot
includes many complications such as nerve damage and lack of blood ischemia, many reports have
shown that there are many antibiotic-resistant microbes in this study, the aim was to determine the
extent of microorganisms in diabetes and to measure the sensitivity of antibiotics, the study was
conducted in a period of five months at Misurata Medical Center in the period from January to May of
2016 and the clinical characteristics of patients were identified antibiotic sensitivity tests were also
performed using the method of spreading the disc, during which time 10 species of microorganisms
were isolated gram-positive bacteria Staphylococcus aureus 30%, Staphylococcus epidermidis (17%),
Gamma Streptococcus 2%, and gram-negative bacteria, which included Pseudomonas aeruginosa 17%,
Proteus spp 8%, Klebsiella spp 8%, Serratia spp 6%, Proidvencia stuartii 5%, Enterobacter spp 5%,
Morganella morgni 2%, the results showed the presence of many bacteria for one patient
polymicrobial 48%, and the proportion of monomicrobial 52%, and used five types of antibiotics
were varied in their effect on Gram negative bacterial isolated and Gram positive bacterial, we find
that most of the antibiotic still have an effect on bacteria, especially (Imipenem, Ciprofloxacin,
Amoxicillin clavulanic acid, Ceftriaxone ), While Metronidazole did not have any effect on the bacterial
species isolated from the diabetic foot, because of the has evolved of organisms for some qualities and
the emergence of resistance to many antibiotics doctors advise to develop a strategy for treatment.