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Staphylococcus aureus

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Staphylococcus aureus

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coagulase

causing food poisoning produces enterotoxin

S. intermedicus (producing less enterotoxin)

S. hyicus (producing less enterotoxin)

Some of coagulase produce enterotoxin

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Gram­positive

Food pathogenic bacteria

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In 2000

Staphylococcus aureus caused one small

the epidemic in the workplace intake

through lihamakaronivuoan. Cooking

reading was found associated with several temperatures

errors.

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2001

Staphylococcus aureus caused three small epidemic.

The two epidemics were combined in restaurant dining.

Tuusula fell ill 6 people and The vehicles

suspected of chicken and rice dishes.

Nokia epidemic were found in meat kebabs High S.

aureus concentration. Epidemics leading up reasons was held

the temperature of mistakes, too long storage time, infected

employees and inadequate hand hygiene.

Pori 3 people epidemic (all

hospitalization) resulted in food poisoning causes

was informed of smoked fish plant for fish

insufficient cooling.

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2004

The restaurant manufactured and transported ceremony

meat stew caused the nine persons of illness (9/10;

90%) caused by staphylococcal enterotoxin

gastroenteritis. The food was manufactured serving day, but

riistakäristysliha used in its manufacture was

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prepared food for already two days earlier.

Riistakäristystä every day and had a warm bath.

After being served, the remaining meat was chilled and

stored in a cold room.

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2005

S. aureus caused by a single, small epidemic in 2005.

Chicken kebabs made the restaurant a total of causing

ten persons falling ill two days

period. Second day was also one of the restaurant

a worker fell ill with gastroenteritis. Two of the patients had to

hospitalization. One­infected stool sample

isolated from S. aureus. A sample was obtained

the same batch kanakebabia and salad.

Kebab from found S. aureus.

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2006

S. aureus caused by a single, small epidemic in 2006.

Jyväskylä, two people became ill restaurant intake

hunter kanaruoka­ dose

through January. Belonging to the dose bean

pepper­mushroom mixture was found to S. aureus.

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2007

Staphylococcus aureus caused one, medium,

epidemic in 2007.

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In August, Jyväskylä Bank's canteen fell ill 13

people eating at lunch the night before

default of the customer event, re­heated

smoked pork (palvipossu). Meat found to S. aureus

at a concentration of 1.2 x 106 cfu / g.

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2008 (2009 is not epidemics, 2010 Statistics do not

published)

S. aureus caused one, medium epidemic in

2008.

Pieksämäkeläisessä service in the home fell ill in August

15 people 19 meals that participated (79%) of a pair

one hour after eating. Patient samples were not investigated,

but ingesting a dinner kanasalaatista found

very high content of S aureus.

to reduce risks.

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Staphylococcus aureus

increases in aerobic and anaerobic conditions

7­48 ºC

a growth area in the pH of 4 to 9.8

grow abnormally dry aW

= 0.86

> 15% NaCl inhibits the growth of

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Staphylococcus aureus

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In the past, the most common cause of food­borne outbreaks

In Finland

Improved hygiene thanks to it has been reduced

towards

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Several different types of

The most important are A, B, C1, C3, D, and E

All enterotoxins symptoms are the same type

One strain can produce a variety of toxins

The most common food­epidemics are isolated from the A or

D­toxin­producing

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1 microgram / g causes symptoms

50­70% of strains produce

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Enterotoxins are not destroyed by heat!

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Occurrence

in humans and warm­blooded animals the skin, mucosa and

faeces

approx. 50% of the people is S. aureus nasal

mucous membranes

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Factors that could cause food poisoning

The food is prepared in advance

It is treated with bare hands

Eaten cold

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Salt increases stafylokkien competitive advantage

Cows, mastitis and milk is used

cooking without heat­up phase

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