A) they are the primary factor in traveler's diarrhea.
B) eating them raw is a risk factor for some bacterial infections.
C) some oyster-borne microbes are destroyed when the consumer drinks alcohol.
D) many oyster-borne bacteria, but not viruses, are destroyed by some hot sauces.
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A) Addition of alkaline and acidic agents to foods
B) Illness produced by acute overconsumption of high-fat foods
C) Addition of alcohol-containing beverages in the cooking of foods
D) Illness produced from ingestion of food contaminated with natural toxins
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A) Leftovers with a date of origin that her roommate does not recall
B) Eggs with a crack in the shell
C) Frozen chicken breasts that are defrosting
D) Discolored cold cuts
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A) nutrition counseling.
B) coordination of nutrition care.
C) nutrition education.
D) all of the above
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A) modified
B) standard
C) progressive
D) liquid
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A) As a result of their medical treatment or condition
B) Emotional distress
C) Arrival of meal trays at times when they are not hungry
D) Discomfort during HACCP procedures
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A) botulinum toxin.
B) giardiasis toxin.
C) Salmonella toxin.
D) campylobacteria toxin.
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A) Tube feeding
B) Clear liquids
C) Mechanically altered diet
D) High-calorie, high-protein diet
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A) 140
B) 152
C) 165
D) 180
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A) the patient cannot swallow.
B) the patient is having tests.
C) the patient is diabetic.
D) the patient has irritable bowel disease.
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A) The liquids require minimal digestion.
B) The liquids provide maximal stimulation to the GI tract.
C) The foods and clear fluids are liquid at room temperature.
D) This is often the first diet served after acute gastrointestinal illness.
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A) A chief symptom is diarrhea
B) A full recovery may take years
C) It is caused by the organism Staphylococcus aureus
D) It is a toxicant produced in foods stored under aerobic conditions
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A) E.coli.
B) Salmonella.
C) Perfringens.
D) Campylobacter jejuni.
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A) use your hands to mix foods.
B) thaw meats in the refrigerator.
C) use a meat thermometer to avoid undercooking.
D) use hot, soapy water to wash hands, utensils, and countertops.
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A) The fish becomes tenderized
B) Mature parasitic worms are killed
C) Botulinum toxin becomes inactivated
D) The toxins from hepatitis A and B are destroyed
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A) Poultry
B) Enriched rice
C) Bananas
D) All of the above
E) None of the above
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A) hot sauces can kill the viruses found in them.
B) some hot sauces can kill the bacteria found in them.
C) some people who drink alcohol are protected from oyster-borne illness.
D) people with weakened immune systems are especially vulnerable to oyster-borne illness.
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A) excluding certain foods.
B) changing the nutrient content.
C) altering food consistency.
D) all of the above
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A) Store food in a controlled atmosphere of chlorine bleach vapors
B) Restrict the food's exposure at room temperature to a maximum of 4-6 hours
C) Restrict the food's exposure at between 40° F and 140° F to a maximum of 2 hours
D) Store food under air-tight conditions at a temperature of 32° F for a maximum of 1 month
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A) NPO and full liquid diets
B) NPO and clear liquid diets
C) tube feedings and parenteral nutrition
D) NPO and tube feedings
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