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1
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Cite a gram+, anaerobic and spore-forming bacteria with oval-cylindrical terminal to sub-terminal spores

A

Clostridium botulinum

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What is the T range for non proteolytic C. botulinum?

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3.3 - 45C, optimum 30

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3
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What is the incubation time of foodborne botulism?

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12 - 72h

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4
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Bacteria that infects low acid fruits and vegetables?

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C. botulinum toxins A and B

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5
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Bacteria that infects fish?

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C. botulinum toxin E

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6
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What is a bacteria other than STEC that produces Shiga toxin?

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Shigella

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7
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What is the incubation time for Shigella foodborne infection?

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1-7 days

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8
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What are the symptoms of Shigella foodborne infection?

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Dysentery (bloody/with pus)
Severe abdominal pain
Fever
Rectal pain

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9
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What are the virulence factors of Shigella?

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Shiga-toxin
Cell-to-cell spread
Damage to intestinal cells

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10
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What are the Shigella species?

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Shigella flexneri
Shigella boydii
Shigella soneii
Shigella dysenteriae

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11
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Best temperature and pH of Shigella?

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10-48 C
6 - 8

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12
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Which species cause foodborne Salmonellosis?

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S. Typhimurium (everything)
S. Enteritidis (eggs)

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13
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What is the incubation time for Salmonellosis and how long does it last?

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12-24 hours and it lasts 2-3 days

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14
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What does Salmonella attacks in Salmonellosis?

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It attachs to the ileum, penetrate with aid of fimbrial adhesins in cell attachment and invades M cells of Peyer’s patches

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What are the symptoms in Salmonellosis?

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Headache, fever, chills, diarrhea

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16
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What are the subpsecies of Salmonella enterica?

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arizonae
diarizonae
enterica
houtenae
indica
salamae

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17
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What is the temperature and pH range of Salmonella?

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Mesophilic: 5.3 - 45
pH 6.6 - 8.2

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18
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Which strain of C. perfrigens produces enterotoxin?

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Type A strain

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19
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What does C. perfringens attacks and how?

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Small intestine (ileum)
Abrupt change of pH triggers sporulation on the villi

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20
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What is the incubation time of C. perfringens gastroenteritis?

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8 - 24h

21
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What is the duration time of C. perfringens gastroenteritis?

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12 - 24h

22
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What are the signature symptoms of C. perfringens gastroenteritis?

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Diarrhea, gas, abdominal pain, vomiting
No fever and nausea

23
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What is the minimum concentration of C. perfringens for the gastroenteritis?

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At least 5x10^5 CFU/mL

24
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What are the characteristics of Bacillus cereus?

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Gram+, motile, aerobic, endospore forming rod

25
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What is the optimum temperature and pH for B. cereus?

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35 - 40 C
pH 4.9 - 9.3

26
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Does B. cereus produce toxins?

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Yes, two extra-cellular ones

27
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Is B. cereus diarrheal syndrome caused by a toxin? If yes, which one?

A

Heat labile enterotoxin

28
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Is B. cereus emetic syndrome caused by a toxin? If yes, which one?

A

Heat stable enterotoxin

29
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What is the incubation time and duration of B. cereus diarrheal syndrome?

A

12-13h
Lasts 6-12h

30
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In which foods can you get B. cereus diarrheal syndrome?

A

Starch based foods such a cereal, corn, flours

31
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Which toxin does EaggEC produce?

A

Heat stable enterotoxin EAST1

32
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How does EaggEC attacks?

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The plasmid coded fimbriae is responsible for the aggregative expression and a specific outer membrane protein (OMP) is needed for adherence

33
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How does ETEC attacks?

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It attaches and colonizes the small intestine by a plasmid coded fimbrial colonization factor antigen (CFAs I, II, III, and IV)

34
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Does ETEC produce toxins? If so, which ones

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Heat stable (ST) and heat labile (LT)

35
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How does EPEC attacks?

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It adheres to the small intestine mucosa via plasmid-coded adherence factors (intimin-eaeA) and causes attachment-effacement lesions, destroying microbilli

36
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What does EPEC cause?

A

Diarrhea

37
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Does EPEC produce toxins? If yes, which ones

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No

38
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Does EIEC produce toxins? If yes, which ones

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No

39
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How does EIEC attacks?

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It invades the colonic epithelial cells and spreads to adjacent cells like shigellae

40
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What are the symptoms for EIEC infection?

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Bloody diarrhea
Abdominal cramps

41
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What does DAEC causes?

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Diarrhea, mostly in kids with >12 years old

42
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How does EHEC attacks?

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It has chromosomal eaeA gene codes for intimin, an adherence factor protein

43
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Does EHEC produce toxins? If yes, which ones

A

Shiga-like toxin (SLT)

44
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What makes it possible for EHEC to attach to cells?

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Plasmid coded fimbriae

45
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Which toxins on EHEC are linked to which diseases?

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Stx2 - hemorrhagic colitis
Stx1 - hemolytic uremic syndrome

46
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What is the infection time and duration of EHEC infection?

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3-4 days
Lasts 3-10 days

47
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What are the EHEC infection symptoms?

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Bloody diarrhea, severe abdominal pain, vomiting, kidney damage and failure

48
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What are the other strains of STEC besides O157 that have a zero tolerance policy?

A

O26, O111, O103, O121, O45, and O145

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