version 2 RM Flashcards

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are a leading cause of nonbacterial gastroenteritis. They are often transmitted through undercooked food ur food that ham’t been procesard furthe

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VIRUSES

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illness usually is mild, starts about two to four weeks after the contaminated food or water cuten or drank, and goes away by itself in a week or two. It causes:

inflammation of the liver

fever

low appetite

natusca

vomiting

diarrhea

muscle aches

yellowing in the whites of the eyes and the skin Gaundice)

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. Hepatitis Hepatitis A Firus (HAV) Symptoms

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A mild, brief illness usually develops between 24 and 48 hours after taking contaminated food.

Vomiting

Diarrhea

Nausea

Abdominal cramps

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Norovirus gastroenteritis/Norovirus Symptoms

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are organisms that live in, on or with another organiem (host). They feed, grow or multiply in a way that harms their host Parasites can carry diseases that can be fifie threatening.

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PARASITES

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Symptoma usually occur within 24 hours after consumption of affected raw or undercooked fish, but may be delayed by as long as two weeks.

Tingling in throat (pamamanhid)

  • Coughing up worms
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Anisaklasis/Anisakis Simplex Symptoms

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anset af illness follows an incubation period of seven tu

10 days

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Cryptosporidinsis/Cryptospori-drum parvum

Symptoms

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