food related illness Flashcards
what is food-borne diseases?
acute illness associated with the consumption of water/food
what is the food contaminated with?
sufficient amount of pathogen/toxicants that can make a person sick
classification of food-borne disease
- infection
- intoxication
causes for food borne INFECTIONS
entrance of pathogenic microorganisms that contaminated the food
microorganisms that cause food borne INFECTIONS
fungal
bacterial
parasitic
incubation period for food borne INFECTIONS
long
characterization for food borne INFECTIONS
fever
vomit
diarhea
examples of bacterial food borne infections
Cholera, salmonellosis, typhoid fever, shigellosis, Yersiniosis
mycotic food borne infections
Candida spp. , Sporothrix spp. , Wangiella spp.
viral food borne infections
hepatitis A, Norwak virus, Poliomyelitis virus
food poisoning cases in Malaysia
laksa Kedah - salmonella bacteria
makanan melibatkan staphylococus aureus:
makanan yang dimasak dan dicemari pengendali - daging, ayam, pulut kuning, susu
makanan melibatkan Salmonella
ayam, daging, telur, hasil telur, susu mentah, hasil susu
makanan melibatkan Escherichia coli enteropathogenic
daging burger tidak cukup masak, keju dan air / makanan dicemari najis
makanan melibatkan Bacillus cereus
nasi, nasi goreng, bijirin, puding, rempah, sayuran, hidangan berdaging
makanan melibatkan Vibrio parahaemolyticus
seafood, kerang tak masak sempurna
makanan melibatkan camphylobacter
susu mentah, ayam, itik, hati lembu, kepah mentah, polluted water
causes for food-borne INTOXICATIONS
food contaminated by biotoxicants, metabolic products (toxins), poisonous substances
what is biotoxicants?
found in tissue of certain plants and animals
what is metabolic products?
formed and excreted by microorganisms which they multiply in food / gastrointestinal tract
what is poisonous substance?
substance intentionally
or unintentionally added to food during production,
processing, transportation or storage.
incubation period for food borne INTOXICATIONS
short
symptoms of food borne INTOXICATIONS
lack of fever
classification of food borne INTOXICATIONS (5)
a. Bacterial intoxications
b. Fungal intoxications
c. Chemical intoxication
d. Plant toxicants, and
e. Poisonous animals.