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Chapter 5 Infection Control: Principles and Practices

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Chapter 5 Infection Control: Principles and Practices

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Practical No.14 Genus Bacillus

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Bacterial Diseases

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Food Borne Illness

Food Borne Illness. Food Borne Illness. Food Borne Illness Can be caused by: Food Borne Infections ( Living organisms ) Food Borne Toxins ( non living chemicals ) Food Poisoning Food Borne Toxins ( non living chemicals ) Generated by Microbes Bacteria Fungi Algea Man made toxins

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Practical No.14 Genus Clostridium

Practical No.14 Genus Clostridium. Genus Clostridia. G + ve Bacilli Anaerobic spore forming. Genus Clostridia. They can cause disease when Suitable condition is present like. anaerobic. Tissue ischemia as in diabetes. Microscopical characteristics:.

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THREE TYPES OF FOOD FERMENTATION

THREE TYPES OF FOOD FERMENTATION. Alcohol Acetic Acid Lactic Acid - Largest of all Homofermentative Heterofermentative. Bacteria lactic acid bacteria acetic acid bacteria food bioprocessing food biopreservation Probiotic. FOOD FERMENTATIONS. Lactic Acid Bacteria Vegetables and Fruits.

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Foodborne Pathogen and Disease

Foodborne Pathogen and Disease. Foodborne Pathogens. a biological infectious agent ( Microorganism ) that causes Foodborne illness to host (referred to as food poisoning ) is any illness resulting from the consumption of contaminated food. Foodborne Pathogens :.

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Exam 2 will be on Wednesday, March 27, 2019 .

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HOST MICROBE INTERACTIONS A. SYMBIOSIS - LIVING TOGETHER 1. MUTUALISM - BOTH BENEFIT E.G.,

HOST MICROBE INTERACTIONS A. SYMBIOSIS - LIVING TOGETHER 1. MUTUALISM - BOTH BENEFIT E.G., TERMITES INGEST CELLULOSE (NO N 2 ) PROTIST (TRYCHONYMPHA) IN GUT DIGESTS CELLULOSE TO ACETATE, CO 2 , AND H 2 TERMITES LOVE ACETATE BACTERIUM IN PROTIST CONVERTS:

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Corynebacterium spp

Anaerobic. Corynebacterium spp. ?Gram positive bacilli, (Chinese letters appearance) ? Non motile ?Non spore forming ?Non capsulated ?Facultative anaerobic ?Catalase positive ?Oxidase negative. Corynebacterium diphtheriae. - Diphtheria is a childhood disease affecting the upper

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