Food Borne Illness
A disease transmitted to humans by food.
What is a Food Borne Illness?
How long should you wash your hands for?
What is 20 seconds?
An immune system response after exposure.
What is Food Allergy?
The first step in any form of feeding an infant.
What is wash your hands?
48 million
What is number of reported food borne illness cases each year?
The leading cause of food borne illness.
What is improper holding temperatures?
Digestive system response(not life-threatening).
What is a food intolerance?
This method should never be used to warm a bottle.
What is a microwave?
Diarrhea, vomiting, upset stomach, fever and cramps
What are symptoms of a food borne illnes?
This food causes the most cases of food borne illness.
What is Poultry?
This is the most common food allergy in children.
What is eggs?
This is the length of time any leftover milk from a feeding can be stored for.
Two hours?
This group is susceptible to food borne illness due to less acid in their stomachs so it is easier for them to get sick.
What are young children and infants.
These four steps are the crucial prevention components.
What is Clean, Separate, Cook and Chill?
The timeframe that an allergic reaction can occur.
What is minutes to hours after exposure?
The maximum amount of time you should store frozen breast milk.
What is 12 months?
List three of the immuno-compromised systems examples.
What is diabetics, cancer patients, AIDS patients and people on antibiotics.
How long does the cooking temperature need to be read/held for?
What is 15 seconds?
Severe allergic food reactions kill this many Americans each year.
What is 100-200?
The length of time leftover baby food may be stored in a fridge.
What is 48 hours?