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Food Micro Midterm 2

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Define foodborne illness.   show
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show Infection, intoxication, allergenic reaction  
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Define pathogen.   show
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Define infectious dose.   show
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show Time between eating and appearance of symptoms.  
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show Nature of pathogenic agent, amount of exposure, person who at the food.  
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show Gastrointestinal, neurological, invasive/systemic, sequelae.  
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show Capacity of a pathogen to cause disease.  
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show Ability to infect, severity of disease, ability to cause death  
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show Stomach acidity, gut microbiome, antibodies/phagocytes  
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Pathogens in raw foods normally come from ____-harvest contamination.   show
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Pathogens in processed food normally come from ____-harvest contamination.   show
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show One person having illness after eating a food.  
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show More than one person having a similar illness after eating a food.  
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show A larger number of cases than expected in a time and location.  
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What five commodities make up most the the outbreaks related to fresh produce?   show
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show 1. Detect the outbreak 2. Find the source of the outbreak 3. Control the outbreak  
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Are possible outbreaks detected?   show
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show Epidemiologic, traceback, food an environmental testing  
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show Time periods when people got sick, past outbreaks with same pathogen, patterns in geographic distribution.  
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What are three types of traceback data?   show
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What are two types of food and environmental testing data?   show
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show Specific reaction to antiserum.  
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show Sensitivity to specific bacteriophage strains.  
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Define toxinotyping for isolates.   show
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Define genotyping for isolates.   show
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show Pulsed Field Gel Electrophoresis (PFGE)  
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T or F: Sequencing of entire genomes is most accurate as a sub-typing method.   show
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show False  
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How are viruses and parasites detected?   show
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show Long-term illness from a foodborne illness.  
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