Vocabulary Words For Food Safety.

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Vocabulary Words For Food Safety

Microorganism Tiny single celled organism that can only be seen with the microscope Example: yeast, bacteria, mold, viruses and parasites

Pathogen Harmful microorganism that can make people sick

Bacteria Microorganism that can be either harmful or helpful

Yeast Microorganism that allow bread to rise but can cause other foods to spoil

Molds Microorganisms that cause fuzzy growths on cheese and bread

Viruses Smallest living organism. Example: Hepatitis A

Parasites Tiny, microscopic animals such as amoebas

Food-born illness Sickness caused by ingesting pathogens in food

Salmonella Bacteria that live on chicken and other types of poultry

Clostridium perfringens Bacteria known to live in high protein foods

Clostridium botulinum A bacteria that can live with out oxygen Found in canned goods and causes them to bulge or dent

Staphylococcus aureus Bacteria that can live on the skin or hands Can get into food if you forget to wash your hands

Cocci A round shaped bacteria

Listeria monocytogenes Bacteria that can grow in the refigerator

Pasteuization Heating a food to a high temperature at a short time to kill bacteria Milk