Food Borne Illness
E. Coli
Meat Temperatures
100

Norovirus is commonly mistaken for what household illness. 

Stomach Flu, or Stomach Bug

100
The Abbreviation STEC stands for what? 

Shiga-Toxin Producing E. Coli

100

True or False. It is Okay to cook steak well done. 

False. 

250

Botulism can be caused by improperly _____ Food

Canning, Preserving, or Fermenting. 

250

True or False. All forms of E. Coli can harm you. 

False. 

250

Most ground meats can be cooked to this temperature. 

145* Fahrenheit. 

500

Eating or Drinking unpasteurized food products can result in what food borne illness. 

Salmonella. 

500
True or False. An E. Coli STEC Infection can result in death. 

True

500

Most Shellfish and Fish cook to this temperature. 

145* Fahrenheit. 

1000

What is one way a person can contract Norovirus? 

Contaminated Food, Contaminated Water, or from contact with an infected person. 

1000

E. Coli can result in this severe complication after infection. 

HUC ( Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome )

1000

Fresh Beef, Veal, Lamb, or Pork needs to be cooked to at least this temperature. 

145* Fahrenheit. 

2000

Salmonella can be prevented by _____ 

Washing Vegetables, Hygiene, Safe Storage, or limited contact with animals. 

2000

HUC can result in this severe complication. 

Kidney Failure 

2000

This group of meat needs to be cooked to at least 165* Fahrenheit to be completely cooked

Poultry.

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