Food borne illnesses
Food Borne Illnesses
Food Safety
Food SAfety
Parasitic Infections
100

A food borne illness that is caused by chicken, eggs that has been left out too long in warm conditions where this bacteria grew.Eating raw cookie dough is a source.

Eating mayonnaise on a sandwich that has been in a picnic basket unrefrigerated on a hot summer day.

Salmonella

100

Which statement  about foodborne mold  is not true?

some  types produce toxins

it grows well in acidic foods

freezing foods destroys it

it grows well in food with little moisture


freezing foods destroys it.

100

When buying meat what part of the refrigerator should it be put in?

The bottom drawer isolated away from other things in the refrigerator and not on a shelf where it could drip the juices onto other foods.

100

Which item is a potentially hazardous food?

raw carrots

dry rice

bread raw bean sprouts


raw bean sprouts

100

This food borne illness is usually gotten in salmon or fish that is raw or undercooked  and caught in open waters.

Aniskasis- a parasitic worm.

200

A food borne illness that is caused by eating a hamburger that is pink or red in the middle that is undercooked that contains this bacterium.

Or eating a produce that was washed in contaminated water with fecal matter.

e coli 0157

200

Which microorganism  has been associated with produce  irrigated with contaminated water?

anisakis

vibrio

cyclosporia

colostridium perfringens

cyclosporia

200

Using a cutting board to cut chicken then using that same cutting board without washing it to cut carrots and lettuce.Or using the same plate you brought the chicken out to the grill to put the cooked chicken on when bringing it back into the house.

cross contamination

200

For a foodborne illness to be considered an outbreak how any people  must experience  the same  illness after eating the same food?

two.

200

This food born  illness that is caused by a parasite is caused by contaminated water on lettuce, produce, berries.

Cryptosporidium

300

This food borne illness is often gotten by eating hotdogs, soft cheeses like blue cheese or Mexican cheese dips, bologna, salami, pastrami, It can take a while for symptoms to appear or can take up to a month . Pregnant women it is very dangerous to ingest this bacteria can cause still born fetus or facial deformities on the fetus.

Listeria

300

Which practice  can help prevent staphylococcus  gastroenteritis?

prohibiting  the use of unpasteurized  dairy products

controlling  flies inside and outside  the establishment

purchasing shellfish from reputable suppliers

restricting  food handlers with infected  cuts from working around food.

restricting food handlers with infected cuts from working around food.

300

What does fat tom stand for?These things increase the opportunities for  bacteria to grow.

food, acidity, time, temperature, oxygen and moisture

300

Which food would most likely  cause a foodborne illness?

tomato juice

cooked rice

whole wheat flour

powdered milk

cooked rice

300

This food borne illness is common in camping, day care centers anywhere where you might be contaminated with water that is unsafe with parasites.

Giardia

400

Someone is preparing food in the kitchen for dinner and they are touching their acne on their face. Or they are sneezing into their hands or wiping their nose. What kind of germs can they be passing along in the food?

Staphylococcus

400

Which practice  can help prevent salmonellosis?

purchasing  sushi grade fish

inspecting  canned food  for damage

cooking poultry and eggs to the proper  temperature

purchasing  oyster from reputable approved suppliers

cooking poultry  and eggs to the proper temperature

400

Food borne illnesses grow well at temperatures between?

32-70 F

38-155F

41-135F

70F-165F


41-135F

400

Which is not a common characteristic  of potentially  hazardous food?

they are moist

they are dry

they have a ph that is neutral or slightly acidic

they contain protein

they are dry

400

Found in contaminated water. Water that irrigates crops that is contaminated. Contaminated food handlers or infected handlers passing it along in the food they handle.Often found in other poor countries and you pick it up when you travel

Cyclosporia

500

A person was infected and is a carrier. They handle food and prepare food for others but don't use gloves or wash their hands very well. This is a virus they can pass along and it affects the liver and begins to destroy it.

Hepatitis A

500

While commonly associated with ground beef , which microorganism  has also been  associated with  contaminated lettuce?

salmonella

campylobacter jujuni

e coli

norovirus

e coli

500

Which condition does not typically  support the growth of microorganisms?

moisture

protein

time

high acidity

High acidity

500

The type of illness that results when a person eats food containing  pathogens  which then grow  in the intestines and cause illness is called a 

food borne gastroenteritis

food borne infection

food borne illness

foodborne toxin medicated infection

food borne gastroenteritis

500

A parasite found in pork. A little white worm that is killed when cooked to over 160 degrees.That is why your pork should be cooked until it is white instead of pink.

Trichinosis