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4 types of pathogens

Bacteria


Viruses


Parasites


Fungi (molds/yeast)

Big six

Shingella spp. (bacteria)


Salmonella typhi (bacteria)


Nontyphoidal salmonella (bacteria)


Shiva toxin producing Escheria coli. (bacteria)


Hepatitis A


Norovirus

Symptoms of FBI

Diarrhea


Vomiting


Fever


Nausea


Abdominal cramps


Jaundice

temperature danger zone
41F----135F
salmonella typhil

Source: lives only in humans. people with typhoid fever carry bacteria in there bloodstream/intestines.


Foods linked: ready to eat foods, beverages.


Prevention: No Sick ppl, wash hands cook food to minimum internal temperature.

JAUNDICE

yellowing of the skin and eyes.


also a symptom of FBI

onset time
how quickly FBI symptom's appear in a person.

FAT TOM


(six growth conditions for bacteria)

Food


Acidity (neutral to slightly acidic)


Temperature (41-135)


Time


Oxygen


Moisture

Nontyphoidal salmonella

Source: many farm animal carry ?? naturally.


poultryFoods linked: poulty and eggs, meat, milk and dairy products, produce like tomatoes peppers and cantaloupes.

Shigella Spp

Source: found in feces of all humans with the illness. contaminated food or drink. flies


Foods linked: food that is easily contaminated by hands like salads, TCS foods like potato's, shrimp, macaroni.


Prevention: No sick ppl. wash hands. control flies.

Shiga toxin producing Escherichia coli


(E coli)

Source: found in the intesties of cattle bacteria can contaminate meat during slaughtering.


Foods linked: ground beef (raw/undercooked) contaminated produce


Prevention: No sick PPL. cook food (ground beef) to minimum internal temperatures purchase produce from approved suppliers, prevent cross contamination.