FINAL EXAM Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

Causes of food borne illness are unidentified over ____ of the time

A

50%

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2
Q

Causes of food borne illness can be confirmed using

A

Koch’s Postulates

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3
Q

TSE’s affecting humans include:

A

1) Kuru

2) Creutzfeld-Jacob Disease

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4
Q

Foodborne viruses are generally very _____ _______

A

acid resistant

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5
Q

Hep A can be shed in feces by

A

Asymptomatic individuals

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6
Q

Hep A can be traced back to

A

Strawberries and green onions

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7
Q

Norovirus is visually similar to

A

Hep A

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8
Q

Norovirus frequent cause of outbreaks on

A

Cruise ships

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9
Q

Norovirus is leading cause of food borne gastroenteritis in:

A

The US

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10
Q

Cyclospora is a foodborne and waterborne:

A

Protozoan

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11
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Toxoplasma gondii is a foodborne and waterborne

A

Protozoan

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12
Q

Cryptosporidium is transmitted via the:

A

fecal-oral route

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13
Q

Cryptosporidium has been traced to several outbreaks involving:

A

fresh apple cider

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14
Q

Trichinella Spiralis traditionally associated with

A

pork

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15
Q

T. Spiralis larvae can be inactivated by

A

freezing

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16
Q

T. Saginata infections acquired by

A

ingesting contaminated beef

17
Q

Scombroid poisoning is of ______ origin

18
Q

Pufferfish poisoning is of _______ origin

19
Q

aflatoxin can be controlled by manipulating:

A

temperature and RH

20
Q

aflatoxin is found in:

A

corn, peanuts, some types of cheese

21
Q

Chemical contaminants in food are regulated by:

A

FDA, USDA, and EPA

22
Q

Chemical contaminants in food include:

A

polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons produced during cooking of food

23
Q

Chemical contaminants in food can occur _____ in some foods

24
Q

chemical contaminants in food include ____ toxins

25
food allergens/allergy reactions can result from only _____ of product
one microgram
26
physical hazards can include
wood and stones
27
Physical hazards must be addressed in
HACCP Plan
28
Physical hazards in foods include hard or sharp objects ______ in length
7-25 mm
29
Physical hazards in foods are responsible for the vast majority of
consumer complaints
30
HACCP is based on
hazard prevention
31
HACCP was originally used for food on
maned space flights
32
HACCP plans can be used to help ensure ___ _____ from farm to fork
food safety
33
HACCP plans include:
1) Record keeping | 2) documentation procedures