Food Safety and Meat Flashcards

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where is E. coli normally found

A

-warm-blooded animals
-water contaminated by feces

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what strain of E. coli is virulent and often fatal

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E. coli O157:H7

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symptoms of E. coli

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-diarrhea
-abdominal cramps
-vomiting
-low fever

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3
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how long does it take for E. coli symptoms to appear

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3-9 days

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4
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how long do E. coli symptoms last

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2-9 days

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5
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hemolytic uremic syndrome(HUS)

A

kidney failure

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6
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how many cases of E. coli o157:H7 develop HUS

A

2-7%

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thrombocytopenic purpura(TTP)

A

central nervous system attack leading to strokes and siezures

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8
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what is the most commonly reported cause of foodborne illness

A

salmonella

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9
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where is salmonella normally found

A

undercooked: poultry, eggs
unpasteurized milk

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symptoms of salmonella

A

-headache
-diarrhea
-fever
-vomiting

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11
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how long does it take salmonella symptoms to appear

A

8-48 hours

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12
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how long do salmonella symptoms last

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1-8 days

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13
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what is illness caused by listeria monocytogenes called

A

listeriosis

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14
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what is listeria monocytogenes commonly found in

A

-intestines
-milk
-vegetables

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15
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T/F listeria monocytogenes can grow in refrigerated temperatures

16
Q

what outbreak did bluebell have

A

listeriosis

17
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what illness became known as a dairy problem until the 90s due to an outbreak in cheese in the 80s

A

listeria monocytogenes

18
Q

what is the lethality of listeriosis

19
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symptoms of listeriosis

A

-fever
-headache
-backache
-abdominal pain
-diarrhea

20
Q

what is the illness caused by Campylobacter jejuni called

A

campylobacteriosis

21
Q

where is campylobacter jejuni commonly found

A

-poultry
-shellfish
-livestock
-pets

22
Q

symptoms of campylobacter jejuni

A

-muscle pain
-headache
-fever
-diarrhea
-abdominal pain
-vomiting

23
Q

what bacteria is known as the “cafeteria germ”

A

clostridium perfringes

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what is the main source of clostridium perfringes
food not cooled properly(hot food not hot and cold food not cold)
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where is clostridium perfringes commonly found
-meat -poultry -cooked dried beans -gravy
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most common source of staphylococcus aureus
-inadequate heating of food -food left unrefrigerated
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T/F food must be left out for more than 5 hours to risk growing staphylococcus aureus
FALSE. it can grow in as little as 2 hours
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symptoms of staphylococcus aureus
-severe nausea/vomiting -abdominal cramps -diarrhea -fever -
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how long does it take symptoms of staph to appear
1-6 hours
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how long do symptoms of staph last
1-2 days
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what does Appendix A, lethality cover
USDA cooking guidelines(time and temp) to destroy bacteria
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what does Appendix B, stabilization cover
USDA chilling guidelines(time and temp) to prevent growth of bacteria
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what temp should non ground meat cuts be cooked to
145
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what temp should ground meat cuts be cooked to
160
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what temp should poultry be cooked to
165
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what temp should hot foods be kept above
140
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what temp should cold foods be kept below
40
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what is the proper way to thaw meat
in the fridge or microwave