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PG Lecture 21.08.2020 تسمم غذا PG Lecture 21.08.2020 تسمم غذا

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FOOD POISONING ac Gastro entritis by ingestion of food drink contaminated with bacteria toxin inorganic chemical Substances from plants animals Salmonella food poisoning Extremely common ID: 911064

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PG Lecture

21.08.2020

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تسمم غذا

FOOD POISONING

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- ac. Gastro-

entritis

, by ingestion of food / drink contaminated with bacteria / toxin/ inorganic chemical Substances from plants / animals

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Salmonella food poisoning

Extremely common

Cause of increase - increase in community feeding - international trade - salmonellosis in farm animals

- detergent interfere with sewage

Tt

.

Use of prepared foods

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Salmonella food poisoning

Agent – S.

typhinurium, S. cholera suis, S. entriditisSource – disease of animals, man from animals / poultry – through contaminated meat, milk, milk products, sausages, custard, egg, egg products. Rats / mice, Temp. human carriers

IP – 12-24 hrs

Mechanism-cause ac. Enteritis / colitis, fever, nausea, vomiting, watery

diarrhoea

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Staphylococcal food poisoning

Agent-toxin of staphylococcus

aureus, 5 toxin identified, formed at 35-37 degree CSources – skin, on nose, throat of man & animals, common agent of boil & pyogenic infections in man & animals, Cow- suffering from mastitis – poisoning of milk, salad, custard, milk & its products

IP – 1-6 hrs

Mechanism – ingestion of toxin, toxin act on intestine & CNS - vomiting,

abd

. Cramps,

diarrhoea

, blood & mucus in stool in severe cases

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Botulism (susage

)

Agent – Clostridium botulinumSource-soil, dust, intestinal tract, home preserved food, veg., fish, cheeseIP-12-36 hrs

Mechanism-toxin act Para Nervous system, gastrointestinal symptom – slight,

d

ysphagia

,

diplopia

,

ptosis

, blurring of vision, muscle weakness, quadriplegia, fever-X, condition-fatal, death 4-8 days after poisoning due to resp. & Cardiac failure

Infant botulism

Tt

- Guanidine hydrochloride 15-40 mg / kg

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Cl. Perfringes

poisoning

Agent-Cl. Perfringes (welchii)Source-faeces

of human & animals, soil, water, air, outbreak – ingestion of meat

Food prepared 24 hrs before serving-cool at room temp.-then heated prior to serving

IP-10-14 hrs

Mechanism-spore survive in cooking, organism multiply at 30-50 degree C, produce toxin

Prevention- cooking of food prior to serving/ stored by rapid adequate cooling

Symptoms-common-

diarrhoea

,

abd

. Cramps, X fever, nausea/vomiting rare, illness short, recovery rapid, X death

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B. Cereus food poisoning

Found in soil, raw, dried & processed food, spores survive in cooking then multiply

Produce 2 toxinsEmetic form-short IP (1-6 hrs), upper GIT symptoms like staphylococcalDiarrhoeal form-longer IP-(12-24 hrs), lower GIT symptoms-like Cl.perfrenges

DD-cholera, ac. Bacillary

dysentry

& arsenic poisoning

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Prevention & Control

FOOD SANITATION

-meat inspection - personnel hygiene - food handlers -food handling techniques -sanitary improvements

-health education

REFRIGRATION

- temp. control, food X in warm , germ multiply in millions, cold storage, cook & same day, food between 10-49 degree C – in danger,

bacteriostatic

–below 4 degree C,

Surveillance of food samples

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THANKS