CIPHI BOC STUDY QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS SOLVED 100% CORRECT!!
o pH is too high
o poor circulation
,Give this one a try later!
What is a food intolerance?
Main pollutants in wood smoke
Symptoms?
Why is unpasteurized juice or cider Possible causes of cloudy
a concern? pool water?
Don't know?
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Definition
Diarrhea, fever, cramp. Nausea.
Possible bloody diarrhea.
May cause HUS in kids.
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IP - 3-7 days
Symptoms - Cramp, fever, headache, diarrhea, vomiting, nausea, lower right
quadrant pain
Transmission - Bacterial. Psychrotroph.
High infectious dose. Animals (pigs) are the main reservoir.
Fecal-oral.
Suspect foods - Pork and milk products. Chocolate milk.
IP - 6-24 hours
Symptoms - Cramp, diarrhea, nausea, rarely vomit and fever.
Transmission - Bacterial. Grows and produces heat labile enterotoxin in food.
Suspect foods - Meat and vegetable soups, cooked meat, desserts, starches.
, Shigellosis symptoms
Giardiasis symptoms
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Term
Can you boil water or treat with chlorine/UV to make HAB water
safe to drink/use?
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- No, boiling or treating the water will increase the amount of toxins in the
water as the toxins are released when the bacteria is damaged or killed.
- Alternate source of water must be used if testing indicates toxins in water
from cyanobacteria.
- Outbreaks happen more often in institutions where food is:
o produced in large quantities
o kept warm for a long time before serving
- Such places include:
- prisons
- schools
- hospitals
- cafeterias
- long-term care facilities
- events with catered food
, - most foods stored in oil are low-acid
- these foods can cause clostridium botulinum toxin if not canned properly
- botulism needs moist- oxygen free environments to grow
- bacteria (requires 1000 colonies to infect)
- known as hot tub rash or swimmers ear
- IP: 8 hours - 5 days
- transmitted through contact with infected water due to skin shedding of
infected individuals
- symptoms: rash, skin/eye/ear infections/irritations
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Definition
- risk of cancer (depending on exposure)
- CNS, kidney, respiratory, liver problems
- drowsiness
- memory problems
- visual problems
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What factors contribute to HABs? When is asbestos not a concern?
Health risk associated with
What does a HAB look like?
trichloroethylene
Don't know?
ANSWERS SOLVED 100% CORRECT!!
o pH is too high
o poor circulation
,Give this one a try later!
What is a food intolerance?
Main pollutants in wood smoke
Symptoms?
Why is unpasteurized juice or cider Possible causes of cloudy
a concern? pool water?
Don't know?
2 of 201
Definition
Diarrhea, fever, cramp. Nausea.
Possible bloody diarrhea.
May cause HUS in kids.
Give this one a try later!
IP - 3-7 days
Symptoms - Cramp, fever, headache, diarrhea, vomiting, nausea, lower right
quadrant pain
Transmission - Bacterial. Psychrotroph.
High infectious dose. Animals (pigs) are the main reservoir.
Fecal-oral.
Suspect foods - Pork and milk products. Chocolate milk.
IP - 6-24 hours
Symptoms - Cramp, diarrhea, nausea, rarely vomit and fever.
Transmission - Bacterial. Grows and produces heat labile enterotoxin in food.
Suspect foods - Meat and vegetable soups, cooked meat, desserts, starches.
, Shigellosis symptoms
Giardiasis symptoms
Don't know?
3 of 201
Term
Can you boil water or treat with chlorine/UV to make HAB water
safe to drink/use?
Give this one a try later!
- No, boiling or treating the water will increase the amount of toxins in the
water as the toxins are released when the bacteria is damaged or killed.
- Alternate source of water must be used if testing indicates toxins in water
from cyanobacteria.
- Outbreaks happen more often in institutions where food is:
o produced in large quantities
o kept warm for a long time before serving
- Such places include:
- prisons
- schools
- hospitals
- cafeterias
- long-term care facilities
- events with catered food
, - most foods stored in oil are low-acid
- these foods can cause clostridium botulinum toxin if not canned properly
- botulism needs moist- oxygen free environments to grow
- bacteria (requires 1000 colonies to infect)
- known as hot tub rash or swimmers ear
- IP: 8 hours - 5 days
- transmitted through contact with infected water due to skin shedding of
infected individuals
- symptoms: rash, skin/eye/ear infections/irritations
Don't know?
4 of 201
Definition
- risk of cancer (depending on exposure)
- CNS, kidney, respiratory, liver problems
- drowsiness
- memory problems
- visual problems
Give this one a try later!
What factors contribute to HABs? When is asbestos not a concern?
Health risk associated with
What does a HAB look like?
trichloroethylene
Don't know?
