Bacteria
Viruses
Prevention
Food
Other
100

These grow best under FATTOM conditions

What is bacteria

100

This can’t be destroyed through normal cooking temperatures

What is a virus

100

Wearing these can help prevent foodborne illness

What are gloves

100

The F in FATTOM stands for

Food

100

This needs a host to survive

What is a virus

200

Bacteria stay in peoples feces for ______ after symptoms have passed

Weeks

200

This virus can be found in shellfish from contaminated water

What is norovirus

200

What is a symptom of foodborne illness

Nause, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramps, jaundice, fever

200

What is considered a ready-to-eat food

Examples: sandwiches, potato salad

200

Shigella can be found in foods that have touched _________ water

What is contaminated water

300

People with this fever have salmonella bacteria in their gut

What is typhoid fever

300

The two most common viruses that cause foodborne illnesses are:

Hepatitis A

Norovirus

300

To prevent E.coli, keep these foods separate

Raw meat and ready to eat food

300

These should be purchased through a reputable supplier

What are shellfish

300

Viruses spread through

 Food, water, contaminated surfaces

400

This bug can transfer shigella

What are flies

400

A living host for viruses could be:

People, animals

400

Can you come to work if you are vomiting and have diarrhea?

No

400

The M in FATTOM stands for

moisture

400

The three most common bacteria that cause foodborne illnesses are:

E.coli

Shigella

Salmonella

500

This bacteria is found in the intestines of cattle

What is e. Coli

500

The most common route for viruses to be transfered is

fecal oral

500

Jaundice is

Yellowing of the eyes/skin

500

What is for lunch today? 

Beef, mashed potatoes, mixed veggies, birthday cake

500

Time and _________ control help prevent bacteria growth

temperature

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