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15 Cards in this Set
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Camp was originally a ____ fetus
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vibrio
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true or false camp is not the leading cause of enteric illness in the US
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false, it is
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What are the major foodborne vehicles of camp
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raw milk and poultry.
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over ___ % of chicken carcasses have camp
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50
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why did camp recieve minimal attention?
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it's unusual growth characteristics and it's mircoaerobic incubation. It is very difficult to grown in the lab and it dcoesn't tolerate freezing for very long
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Describe the shape of camp
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slender, curved, S-shaped or spiral rods
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is camp gram - or +
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-
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camp has a single polar flagellum at one or both ends and has darting corkscrew like motility
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fact
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If a person has camp , they will likely shed low numbers of campu in their diarrhea
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false, they will shed high numbers
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ASK Ryser abou the enrichment process
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do we have to know it?
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growth range of camp is ______
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30-45 degrees.
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optimal growth range is
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42-43. it is unlikely to grow in stored foods
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camp will inactivate at ____ temperature afters a few day
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ambient
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survives 2-4 weeks under what conditions?
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moist, reduced oxygen contiditions
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survives 2-4 months under what conditions
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-20 degrees celcius
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