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What would one expect to find with Staph aureus ingestion?
1. N/V within 6 hrs
2. Hx of food exposure (potato salad, creamy foods)
3. enterotoxin emesis cause by vagus n. and cytokine production

NOTE: no fever or chills
What would one expect to find with Bacillus cereus exposure?
1. Rice exposure (cereus = cereal)

NOTE: makes a heat stabile toxin that causes N/V within 6 hrs with no fever
A sick child that's been playing with a pet turtle or other reptile may be exposed to what bug with what effect?
Salmonella will cause diarrhea and can come from poultry, eggs, milk, reptiles. If non-typhoidal, then will just cause gastroenteritis and febrile diarrhea.
What would one expect to find with Shigella infection?
febrile diarrhea from invasive shigella toxin in > 16 hrs, very virulent. look for it in raw veggies, potato or egg salad
Where would you find Clostridium perfringens, what kind of toxin does it produce, and how many hours will it take for cramping and diarrhea to occur?
Look for C. perfringens in beef, poultry, gravy, Mexican food with symptoms occuring in < 16 hours from a heat labile toxin.
What would one expect with EHEC infection and what is the significance of O157:H7?
diarrhea and bloody diarrhea without fever tx'ed with supportive care, O157:H7 will lead to HUS.
What demographic of people is ETEC commonly found in?
travelers
What bug has a 3-4 day incubation, is most commonly acquired from undercooked chicken, associated with Guillain-Barre, and is considered a camper's infection?
Campylobacter jejuni. Also assocaited with reactive arhtritis/Reiter's syndrome and HLA-B27 is associated with spondylocarthropathy
What chemical foodborne dz causes acute N/V, no fever, GI symptoms, and temperature sensory reversal including pain in teeth and myalgia? It is caused by a preformed toxin that is ingested.
Ciguartera from fish
What waterborne infection has up to a 4 wk incubation and causes chronic diarrhea? This bug is not bacterial.
Giardia lamblia