The invention discloses a method for rapidly testing sensitivity of
salmonella to
ceftriaxone. The method comprises the following steps: S1, preparing a
salmonella solution; s2, centrifuging the bacterial liquid and removing supernate of the centrifuged bacterial liquid; s3, providing a
ceftriaxone solution, wherein the
ceftriaxone solution contains ceftriaxone and water; s4, mixing the ceftriaxone solution with the bacterial solution to form a
mixed solution, placing the
mixed solution in an
incubator, and standing for a first preset time; s5, centrifuging the
mixed solution after standing for a first preset time, and extracting supernate of the mixed solution; and S6, identifying the ceftriaxone in the supernatant of the mixed solution by using a time-flight
mass spectrometer, and judging the sensitivity of the
salmonella to the ceftriaxone according to whether a characteristic peak corresponding to the ceftriaxone disappears or not. Compared with PCR (
polymerase chain reaction) and LAMP (loop-mediated isothermal amplification) methods, the method has the advantages that the detection result is more reliable, the time consumed by the method is less than that consumed by manual
drug sensitivity and full-automatic
drug sensitivity identification instruments, and the method can be used for conventional detection in laboratories to timely feed back
drug sensitivity results to clinics.