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E.Coli By: Kennedy Carter &B.C.

What is E.Coli E.Coli is a bacteria that is found in the gut. Most E.Coli has no harm to human health. However, 0157:H7 wich can cause food poisoning in humans and can become life-threatening. Other less common stereotypes can also cause serious infections.

Symptoms Bloody Stool Nausea (vomiting) Stomach Cramps Low Fever Pneumonia Food borne illness Stomach Flu Urinary tract infection

Causes Vegetables grown in manure Food washed in contaminated water Fruit juices that aren’t pasteurized Undercooked Meat

Originated Lakes Rivers Herds that carry bacteria Milk that failed to stay at correct temperature Animal-to-person transmission Person-to-person transmission

Treatment Salty foods Smaller portions of food Energy drinks Cinnamon Pretzel

E.Coli outbreak in Barrow county The week of the fair, people from all around came to play games, eat fair food, and have a good time. School started and the number of kids at school started to decrease. Most people in the town had E.Coli. David Jones, Charlie Thompson, Susie Thompson, Allen Johnson, And Donna Jones are a few people who had E.Coli. Susie Thompson died of H.U.S. Aaron Green Got a kidney infection from a rash. The fair grounds were rearranged and the outbreak has decreased.

Let's Take A Quiz !!!

Q.1 What is one of the symptoms of E.Coli ? A. Bloody Stool B. Blurry Vision C. Rash

Q.2 What is one of the places E.Coli originated ? A. Alaska B. Farms C. Milk that failed to reach the correct temp.

Who died of H.U.S. ? A. Alan Green B. Susie Thompson C. Donna Jones

Fishined 2 3 That's Correct

Try Q. 1 2 3 Sorry, Try Again

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