Bacteria in food

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What is a foodborne illness?

A foodborne illness is any irritation of the GI tract caused by pathogenic microorganisms or chemicals.

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How many cases and death of foodborne illess were reported in the U.S in 2011

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who is most at risk of foodborne illness

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WHat is teh most common symptoms of foodborne

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What is the term used to identify bacteria or microorganisms that cause disease.

pathology

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What is the danger zone

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Why are freezing, refrigeration, and heating food such as meat andf milk products important

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Explain what would happen, in terms of teh microbiome content, if you left a bottle of chocolate milk in your car all day in the middle of the summer

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What country had the highest percentage of their population experience foodborne illness in 2011? what was the percentage?

Canada, 40%

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Use the internet to research to determine why singapore has such a low percentage of foodborne illness cases

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What percetage of the U.S experienced foodborne illness in 2011

15%

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Choose 3 of the bacteria that can cause foodborne illness and create a chart with the food sources that may be contaminated by those bacteria, how long the illness lasts and symptoms

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Bacterial Foodborne Illness

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Salmonella

Food Source: Undercooked or raw meat, poultry, seafood, or eggs. Contaminated cheese, fruit, vegetables, milk or juice.

Symptoms: Occur within 72 hrs and last up to a week; fever, abdominal cramps, diarrhea. Can lead to death

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Escherichia coli (E. coli)

Food Source: Contaminated undercooked beef,fruit, vegetables, and water unpasteurised milk or juice.

Symptoms: Occur within 3-4 days and last up to a week; fever, abdominal cramps, vomiting, severe diarrhea, bloody stool. Can lead to hemolytic uremic syndrome followed by kidney failure.

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Campylobacter jejuni

Food Source: Unpasteurized milk, contaminated water undercooked poultry, shellfish, or meat

Symptoms: May last 2-7 days, abdominal pain, cramping, fever, diarrhea blood stool. Can move to blood stream and cause sepsis.

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Clostridium botulism

Food Source: Vaccum packed food, improper canning, garlic oil

Symptoms: Occur within 36 hrs; affects nervous system, blurred vision, slurred speech, diffuculty swallowing, dry mouth, muscle weakness. can lead to paralysis and death if untreated

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Clostridium perfirngens

Food Source: meat and meat products

Symptoms: Occur within 2-10 days and lasts up to 2 weeks; diarrhea, nausea, intense abdominal cramping. Complications are rare

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Cryptosporidium

Food Source: Contaminated water, food, surfaces, or soil

Symptoms: Occur within 2-10 days and last up to 2 weeks; abdominal pain, dehydration, fever

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