Bacteria

Question 1

Onset of Bacillius Cereus

Answer 1

1 - 6 hours

Spore and toxin fromer

Question 2

Symptoms of Bacillius Cereus

Answer 2

Nausea and vomiting

Question 3

Source of Bacillius Cerues

Answer 3

Ingestion of contaminated food, toxin in food causes illness

Question 4

Foods that contain Bacilliues Cereus

Answer 4

Cooked rice, poorly chilled rice

Question 5

Onset of Campylobacter

Answer 5

2 to 5 days

Question 6

Symptoms of Campylobacter

Answer 6

Abdominal Pain and Profuse diarrhoea

Question 7

Vehicle/Source of Campylobacter

Answer 7

Ingestion of food contaminated with Campylobacter or handling contaminated food

Question 8

Foods that contain Campylobacter

Answer 8

Chicken

Question 9

Onset of Clostrdium Botilinum

Answer 9

12 - 36 hours

Question 10

Symptoms of Clostrdium Botilinum

Answer 10

Slurred Speech and double vision

Question 11

Vehicle/Source of Clostrdium Botilinum

Answer 11

Ingestion of contaminated food

Question 12

Foods Containing Clostrdium Botilinum

Answer 12

Canned, vacuum packed and especially low acid foods

Question 13

Cryptosporidium onset

Answer 13

7 days

Question 14

Symptoms of Cryptosporidium

Answer 14

Watery or mucoid diarrhoea

Question 15

Source/ Vehicle of Cryptosporidium

Answer 15

Ingestion of contaminated water

Question 16

Foods containing Cryptosporidium

Answer 16

Contaminated water

Question 17

E-coli Onset

Answer 17

3 to 4 days

Question 18

Symptons of e-coli

Answer 18

Diahorroea, abdominal pain and blood. Haemolytic uraemic syndrome and water

Question 19

Source/vehicle of E-cloi

Answer 19

Ingfestion of contamoinated food and faceal oral spread

Question 20

Foods containing e-coli

Answer 20

Raw/Undercooked meat, cross contamination onto other foods
Raw vegetables and salad
Cheese and unpasteurized milk