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Food borne illnesses

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  • shellfish and fecally contaminated foods; ready to eat food touched by infected workers; nausea, vomiting, fever, symptoms arrive within 1-2 days
    yersinia enterocolitica
    norovirus
    toxoplasma gondii
    salmonella
  • undercooked beef, unpasteurized milk, contaminated raw fruits/veggies, person to person; severe bloody diarrhea, 1-8 days after food is eaten, can cause kidney failure
    listeria
    anisakis simplex
    toxoplasma gondii
    E. Coli
  • canned goods, improperly processed home-canned foods, lunch meats; double vision, inability to swallow, speech difficulty, progressive paralysis of respiratory system
    yersinia enterocolitica
    clostridium botulinum
    staphylococcus aureus
    salmonella
  • ingestion of soil contaminated with cat feces on fruits/veggies; flu-like illness 5-23 days after eating, may last months, can cause problems with pregnancy
    clostridium perfringens
    anisakis simplex
    norovirus
    toxoplasma gondii
  • contaminated milk and cheese, salty foods, foods that don't require cooking; nausea, vomiting, cramps, within 30 min - 6 hrs after eating
    listeria
    vibrio vulnificus
    clostridium perfringens
    staphylococcus aureus
  • contaminated food contact surfaces, raw milk, pork, raw meats; diarrhea, fever, can result in arthritis, meningitis, inflammation of skin
    anisakis simplex
    E. Coli
    yersinia enterocolitica
    listeria
  • raw and undercooked infected fish; tingling in throat, cough up worms
    clostridium perfringens
    anisakis simplex
    toxoplasma gondii
    norovirus
  • food left for long periods on steam tables or at room temperature, meats, meat products and gravy; stomach cramps and diarrhea begin 8-22 hours after eating
    Campylobacter jejuni
    anisakis simplex
    clostridium perfringens
    E. Coli
  • contaminated water, raw milk, meat, poultry, shellfish; fever, headache, muscle pain, diarrhea, 2-5 days after eating
    E. Coli
    toxoplasma gondii
    campylobacter jejuni
    anisakis simplex
  • undercooked or raw seafood; diarrhea, vomiting may appear within 1-7 days, could cause blood infection
    salmonella
    campylobacter jejuni
    toxoplasma gondii
    vibrio vulnificus
  • contaminated hot dogs, lunch meats, deli style meat, soft cheese; fever, chills, headache, stiff neck, make take up to 3 weeks to become ill
    E. Coli
    listeria
    norovirus
    clostridium botilinum
  • raw eggs, poultry, meat, cheese and seafood, contaminated fresh fruits and veggies; stomach pain, diarrhea fever and headache 8-72 hrs after eating
    vibrio vulnificus
    yersinia entercolitica
    salmonella
    staphylococcus aureus