4. What is Pathogens?
Anything that can produce disease. A pathogen may also be referred to as
an infectious agent, or simply a germ.
5. Food Borne Pathogens
Any Type of micro organism that are present in the food
matter and cause
food tamination is known as Food Borne Pathogens.
6. Food Borne Disease
Food borne disease resulting
from the consumption of
Contaminated Food,
Pathogenic, Bacteria and
Viruses that contaminate
food as well as chemical or
natural toxin such as
poisonous Mushrooms.
7. Classification of Food Borne Disease
Food Borne Infection caused due to the
• Entrance of Food contaminating microorganism in to the body.
• Body React By Raising Temperture. For Example Fever.
• Long Incubation Period
Food Borne Intoxication
Caused by the consumption of Food Containing
• Metabolates
• Bio-toxicants
• Poisounous Substances
8. Main Cause Of Food Borne Disease
Cross Contamination occurs when micro organisms are transferred
from one surface or food to Other.
Time Temperature food become borne or contaminated when
exposed to temperature danger Zone (41 °F - 140 °F) for more than
4Hours.
Poor Personnel Hygiene Mostly food handlers becomes the carrier of
disease causing bacteria. Food Handler Can Contaminate Food.
9. Types of Food Contaminants
(1)-Biological Contamints:
Any micro Organism That Cause food borne illness (bacteria, viruses,
funji, Parasites and Biological toxins)
For Example
Sea Food Toxins
Salmonella
Hepatitis
Funji
10. Type of Contaminants
(2)-Chemical Contaminants
A chemicall substances that can cause Food borne Illness. Substances
normally found in restaurant.
For Examples
Toxins
Pestisides
Arsenic
Mercury
11. Type of Contaminants
(3)-Physcal Contaminants
Any foreign substance that are accidently or attentionally added to the food.
For Example
Hair
Plastic
Wire
Dust
Metal
GLASS
13. Botulism ( Spore Forming)
Bacteria: Colstridium Botolinum
Anaerobic Bacteria
Organism produce neuro toxin
Type of Disease: Bacterial Intoxication
Symptoms: Dizziness, Double Vision, Difficulty in breathing.
Food Source: Improper canned Food, Vaccum packed, Refrigerated
food.
14. E-Coli Infection
Bacteria: Esherchiachia Coli
Type of Illness: Bacterial Infection
Symptoms: Bloody Diarrhea followed to kidney failure
Food Source:
Under Cooked Beef
Raw milk & Dairy Product
under cooked fruits and vegetable
Un-pasteurized apple juice
15. LISTERIOSIS
Bacteria: Listeria Monocytogenes
Listeriosis have ability to survive in high salt food and can grow at refrigerated .
Type of Illness: Bacterial Infection
Symptoms: headache, stiff neck, loss of balance,
Food Source:
Raw Milk
Meat
Refrigerated ready to eat food
Softy Cheese
16. Hepatistis A
Virus Name: Hepto Virus
Virus found in human urinary tract and contaminated water
Symptoms: Fever, Headache, Nausea, Stomach Pain,
Vomiting
Incubation Time: 2-10 month after the consumption of
contaminated water or food.
Food Source:
• Oyster
• Raw Vegetables.
17. Rota Virus
Bacteria Family: Reoviridae
It is the leading cause of Diarhea in infants or children.
Symptoms
Vomiting
Fever
Water Diarhea.
Source of Transmition: Person to Person spread
by contaminated hands and utensils
18. MOLD
• Individuals mold cell is micro scopic they grew faster and become
visible.
• Mold spoiled Food and cause unpleasant Smell
• Aflatoxin can cause Liver disease
• Mold produce toxins some of them cause
Cancer and Allergies.
YEAST
Like Mold yeast also spoiled the Food . Evidence of bubbles and
alcoholic smell are the signs of yeast..
19. Trichonosis
Parasite: Triciniella Spirals
This parasites looks like small, hairy round worms.
Symptoms
Nausea, Vomiting, Abdominal Pain, swallowing of eyes tissues
Food Source:
Under cooked sausages
Contaminated meat.
21. PHYSICAL CONTAMINANTS
Any foreign particle which is added accidently or attentionally
to the food which may cause illness or injury to human being.
Symptoms;
Nausea, Vomiting, Diarhea, Headache, Fever and Chest pain.
Source of Contamination
Raw material
Processing Equipments
Wrong Processing Practices.
22. Chemical Contamination
Toxic compound and an other compound that may render a food unsafe for
consumption.
Attentionally Added chemical contaminant:
Preservative( Nitriles, Sulfating Agent), Colour Additives.
Un-attentionally Added.
• Secondary Direct And Indirect: For example Sanitizers, Paints
• Agriculture Chemicals: For Example Pesticides, funjicides and Fertilizers.
• Toxic Element and Compounds: For Examples Lead, Zinc, Mercury and Cyanide.