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Viruses
Require host cell to survive, inserts genetic material into host and then controls its functions
Norovirus
- Transmitted by Contaminated shellfish

- Side Effects: Causes watery diarrhea, fever 24-48 hours later for 2-5 days


-Usually not fatal

Hepatitus A
-Transmitted by raw produce or raw/undercooked foods


-Side Effects: Diarrhea, flu like symptoms 30 days later: can last up to three months


-Vaccination can prevent

Bacteria
-Tiny microorganisms that package together and flourish on living and non living surfaces
Botulism
-Transmitted by improperly canned foods

-Side Effects: Nervous system (breathing, speaking, swallowing, paralysis)


-18-36 Hours later


-Fatal if not treated within 3-10 days

E coli
-Transmitted by contaminated water, unpasteurized juice/dairy, undercooked beef

-Side effects: Diarrhea, flu like symptoms 2- 5 days later, lasts 8 days


-Treat it by hydrating well

Listeria
-Transmitted by deli meats, hot dogs, soft cheese


-Side effects: fever, chills, headache, diarrhea, death in vulnerable groups up to 3 weeks


-Treat it by antibiotics in women and infants



Salmonella
-Transmitted by raw eggs, meat, seafood

-Side effects: Diarrhea, fever, chills- up to 8-72 hours later for 1-2 days


-Resistant to antibiotics

Parasites
-Microscopic organisms that take nourishment from hosts
Prions
-Deadly infectious agent
Four C's to prevent food borne illness
-Clean your hands

-Combat cross contamination


-Cook Foods thoroughly


-Chill foods at a low enough temperature

Pasteurization
-Heating liquids/foods at high enough temperatures to destroy foodborne pathogens and to keep produce fresh longer
Canning
-Keeping foods at a high enough temperature to kill bacteria
Modified Atmosphere packaging
-Reducing oxygen inside packages
Irradiation
-Foods subjected to radiant energy source inside a shielded chamber without causing harmful chemical changes