Epidemiology of Foodborne Disease chpt 3 Flashcards
What is the temp required to kill E.coli?
Internal 71C, Zero tolerance (Silly b/c all food would have to be sampled)
What is epidemiology?
it identifies the cause, determine mode of transmission, and evaluates method to control the disease.
How to get a foodborne disease?
- Organisms must contaminate food.
- Organism or toxin must survive storage and processing.
- Organisms allowed to multiply ( not E.coli!) - Sufficient quantities contaminate food eaten.
Most common cuase of foodborne illness in Cda?
Salmonella spp.
Where does foodborne diseases occur?
Mostly in food service, and unknown.
Factors that are associated with foodborne disease are:
- improper cooling
- 12h or more between prep and eating.
- infected person.
- inadequate cooked food.
- inadequate hot holding
- inadequate reheated.
LOTS to do with time and temp.
Increased foodborne disease..why?
People are eating more fruit and veggies which are high in microorganisms.
Where would you likely get a foodborne disease?
Institutions (hospital, prisons) B/c close counters where pple are sick.
Who is responsible for food safety?
Everyone!