Bacteria
What illness does Campylobacter jejuni cause?
What is Campylobacteriosis?
Drinking this unprocessed beverage can spread Campylobacter.
What is raw milk?
A common symptom of Campylobacteriosis is what painful stomach issue.
What are abdominal cramps?
At farms, how do animals directly spread Campylobacteriosis?
What is feces?
What kinds of foods should be separated?
What are raw and cooked foods?
What part of the body provides the right conditions for Campylobacter jejuni to thrive in?
What is animal intestines?
Name two foods often linked to Campylobacter.
What are undercooked poultry, meat, or shellfish?
How long does it take to develop symptoms after consumption?
What is 2 to 5 days after consumption?
During transportation, what is a condition under which the survival time of Campylobacter jejuni will increase?
What is the temperature at which food is not maintained, or food without airtight packaging?
What 3 non-food things should be clean before cooking?
What are kitchen surfaces, tools, and your hands?
Campylobacter jejuni grows best at this temperature and oxygen level.
What is 42°C and 5% oxygen?
What kinds of food are not commonly linked to Campylobacter jejuni?
What are cooked foods or dry foods (ex. crackers, rice)?
Symptoms can last anywhere between this many days.
What is 2-10 days?
What is an example of how Campylobacteriosis can spread through cross-contamination?
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To prevent illness, always use this kind of milk.