Chapter 5 Poultry Products Flashcards

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What could be the source of contamination in poultry?

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  • Egg
  • Hatchery
  • Animal feeds
  • Health status
  • Environment
  • Pest
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What is the mechanism of bacterial attachment on poultry carcass?

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  • Retention: A film of water containing bacteria is retained on carcass surface
  • Attachment: Formation of extra-cellular fibrils and polysaccharides
  • Entrapment : Tissues swell and exposes deep channels and crevices for penetration.
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What are the advantages of soft scalds over hard scald?

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In hard scalds, the epidermis is removed which gives the carcass an unattractive appearance and makes it more susceptible for microbial attachment and growth.

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Why manufacturers doesn’t use high temperatures to increase microbial death rate?

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  • High temperature causes low yield, loss of fat and economic loss.
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What is the main issue associated with both chilling and washing?

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Build up of fat and organic matter on equipment.

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What are the three types of chilling methods?

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  • Air chilling
  • Spray chilling
  • Continuous immersion chilling
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State a strategy to maintain the water quality of continuous immersion chilling.

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  • Directing the flow of fresh cold water to be counter-current.
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What are the two main species of bacteria associated with poultry?

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  • Salmonella sp., Campylobacter sp.
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What is the route of transmission of Salmonella?

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Fecal-oral route.

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What are the routes of transmission of campylobacter to human?

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  • Foodborne

- Direct contact with infected animals

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What are practices of antibiotic consumption that contribute to antibiotic resistance?

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  • Unnecessary prescription of antibiotics

- Inadequate use of antibiotics by patient.

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What are some strategies to minimize the infection of breeder flocks?

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  • Equip farm with foot/boot disinfection tub.
  • Vaccination of breeder flocks
  • Elimination of positive breeder flocks
  • Cleaning and disinfection of eggs for hatching
  • Negative air pressure in dirty area.
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What are some strategies in maintaining good poultry house hygiene?

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  • Use nipple type drinker to replace open troughs.
  • Litter management
  • Adequate ventilation
  • Disinfection of poultry houses
  • Biosecurity program.
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What is biosecurity?

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Biosecurity is minimizing the traffic of biological organisms across facility’s borders. It can be achieved by isolation and sanitation.

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What are some proper practices of chlorine use in processing plant?

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  • Acidification of chlorine when needed.
  • Minimizing the concentration of organic material.
  • Using multiple tanks.
  • Effective carcass rinse system.
  • Proper bleed out procedure
  • Countercurrent scalders and chillers.
  • Use of fresh water.
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What microorganisms are considered as hazards in cooked poultry products?

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  • Salmonella
  • Staphylococcus aureus
  • Listeria monocytogenes
  • Spore-forming pathogens.