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    PENGENALAN KEPADA

    BAKTERIA

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    BAKTERIA?

    Organisma yang terdiri darisel tunggal

    Sangat kecik

    Hanya boleh dilihat melalui

    mikroskop

    Mudah didapati di semuapermukaan.

    E. ColiO157:H7

    menyebabkan

    terlalu sakit

    Streptococcus

    can cause strep

    throat.

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    Bagaimana Bentuk

    Bakteria

    Tiga bentuk asas: Berbentuk Rod iaitu bacilli

    (buh-sill-eye)

    Berbentuk bulat iaitu cocci(cox-eye)

    Berbentuk spiral

    Sesetengah wujuddalam bentuk sendiri

    dan sesetengah

    secara berkelompok

    Bacilli

    Spiral

    Cocci

    Cluster of cocci

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    Bakteria adalah

    mikroganisma HIDUP!

    Apakah yang

    menjadikannyahidup?

    Ia menghasilkan

    makanannya (secara

    sendiri)

    Ia memerlukan

    makananUSDA NIFSI Food Safety in the Classroom

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    Cara bakteria membiak

    Grow in number not in size

    Humans grow in size from child to adult

    Make copies of themselves by

    dividing in half

    Human parents create a child

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    How do bacteria eat?

    Some make their own food fromsunlightlike plants

    Some are scavengers

    Share the environment around them

    Example: The bacteria in your stomach

    are now eating what you ate for breakfast

    Some are warriors (pathogens) They attack other living things

    Example: The bacteria on your face can

    attack skin causing infection and acne

    Photosynthetic

    bacteria

    Harmless bacteria

    on the stomach

    lining

    E. Coli O157:H7is a pathogenUSDA NIFSI Food Safety in the ClassroomUniversity of Tennessee, Knoxville 2006

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    What is a pathogen?

    Bacteria that make you sick

    Why do they make you sick?

    To get food they need to survive and

    reproduce

    How do they make you sick?

    They produce poisons (toxins) that result in

    fever, headache, vomiting, and diarrhea

    and destroy body tissue

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    Where do you get a

    pathogen?

    Contact with people who are sick

    Direct or indirect

    Food, Water, or other Surfaces that

    are contaminated

    Indirect contact

    Direct contact

    Foods that

    could be

    contaminated

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    A Closer Look Where do

    you get a pathogen

    Indirect

    Contact

    Direct

    Contact

    Foods and watermay be

    contaminated

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    Are all bacteria pathogens?

    No, most are harmless

    Some are even helpful

    Examples of helpful bacteria:

    Lactobacillus: makes cheese, yogurt, &buttermilk and produces vitamins in yourintestine

    Leuconostoc: makes pickles &

    sauerkraut Pediococcus: makes pepperoni, salami,

    & summer sausage

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    A Closer Look Helpful

    Bacteria

    Pediococcus - used inproduction of fermented meats

    Leuconostoc cremoris used in the production of buttermilk and

    sour cream

    Lactobacillus caseifound inhuman intestines and mouth to improve

    digestion

    Lactobacillus bulgaricusused in the production of yogurt

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    What are some common

    pathogens?

    Pathogenic E. coli

    (like O157:H7)

    Found in ground beef, contaminated

    fruits and vegetables

    Salmonella

    Found in raw meats, poultry, eggs,

    sprouts, fruit and vegetables

    Listeria Found in deli foods, lunch meats,

    smoked fish and vegetables

    E. coli

    O157:H7

    Salmonella

    ListeriaUSDA NIFSI Food Safety in the Classroom

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    Examples of Pathogens

    Salmonella

    Staphylococcus

    aureus

    Campylobacter

    jejuni

    E. coliO157:H7

    What shape are

    these bacteria?Cocci, bacilli, or

    spiral?

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    How can I avoid pathogens?

    Wash your hands often so you wont

    transfer bacteria to your mouth or

    food

    Warm water with soap for 20 seconds,

    rub hard between fingers and nails

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    Cook food thoroughly to kill

    any pathogens that may be

    in your food

    Store food properly to limit

    pathogen growth Cold temperatures (40F)

    How can I avoid pathogens?

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    Review

    Bacteria are living organisms

    Most are harmless

    A few are pathogens that makeyou sick

    You can reduce the risk ofgetting sick by washing yourhands and handling food

    properly.USDA NIFSI Food Safety in the ClassroomUniversity of Tennessee, Knoxville 2006

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    Stained Bacteria Cells at 4x

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    Stained Bacteria Cells at 10x

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    Stained Bacteria Cells at 40x