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Unit 8A

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

What are the 6 main causes of unsafe food

Back (Answer)

pathogenic organisms natural toxins extraneous matter harmful additives allergens

#2
Front (Question)

which one is of most concern?

Back (Answer)

pathogenic organisms

#3
Front (Question)

why are pathogenic organism so prevalent?

Back (Answer)

globalization of trade

#4
Front (Question)

how much does food poisoning cost each year?

Back (Answer)

$20-$45 billion each year

#5
Front (Question)

what does food microbiology address?

Back (Answer)

food waste and spoilage, fungi and bacteria

#6
Front (Question)

do viruses proliferate in foods?

Back (Answer)

no - so they don’t cause food spoilage! although they do cause a large umber of food borne illnesses, they are pathogenic 5 types of pathogenic microogarnisms: bacteria, virus, worms, fungi, protozoa

#7
Front (Question)

microbiological analysis

Back (Answer)

analyzing mircorganisms in food, under the food quality control (QC)

#8
Front (Question)

what is normalizing used in microbiological analysis?

Back (Answer)

standard plate count

#9
Front (Question)

do many foods have an upper limit set for microbial total load?

Back (Answer)

yes, determined by standard plate count

#10
Front (Question)

what is the standard for Grade A milk prior( before) to pasteurization?

Back (Answer)

can’t exceed 100,000 per ml

#11
Front (Question)

is identification of micro-organisms an easy process?

Back (Answer)

no, >80% food poisioning unknown

#12
Front (Question)

talk about spores

Back (Answer)

some bacteria species can form spores, which are dormant and extremely resistant to adverse conditions when conditions become favourable they awaken and become VEGETATIVE CELLS

#13
Front (Question)

size difference of bacteria and yeasts and holds

Back (Answer)

bacteria are 1-4 microns and yeasts are 20 microns holds are larger than yeasts

#14
Front (Question)

how do holds grown

Back (Answer)

in multicellular filaments called hyphae

#15
Front (Question)

what is hyphae

Back (Answer)

multicellular filaments of mold

#16
Front (Question)

what can microorganisms be comparable to

Back (Answer)

enzyme factories

#17
Front (Question)

what is better at growing in lower moisture content

Back (Answer)

molds

#18
Front (Question)

mesophilic

Back (Answer)

20-45 degrees

#19
Front (Question)

thermophillic

Back (Answer)

(heat loving) above 45

#20
Front (Question)

psychrophillic

Back (Answer)

cold loving, below 10

#21
Front (Question)

psychrotrophic

Back (Answer)

fridge temperature

#22
Front (Question)

obligate vs facultative

Back (Answer)

obligate require certain conditions either anaerobic or areobic while facultative can adapt to either

#23
Front (Question)

food infection vs food intoxication

Back (Answer)

food infection is when a pathogenic microorganism establishes itself inside the intestine and causes and infection food intoxication is when a microorganism produces toxins that cause illness ( rapid onset )

#24
Front (Question)

taxonomy

Back (Answer)

genus and then species then subspecies or sterotype