PB HLTH 150B Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Coliform Bacteria, Campylobacter, Public Health
30 Oct 2018
School
Department
Course
Professor
Document Summary
"i had an interview with the board of guardians of st. james"s parish, on the evening of thursday 7th september, and represented the above circumstanced to them. In consequence of what i said, the handle of the pump was removed on the following day" Case study gideon, mo (ground water: undisinfected ground water source, history of tcr violations, 650 of the 1104 residents sickened, 7 people died. Case study 2: insufficient inspection: "city officials were not aware of any previous inspections, fact: bird dropping may contain salmonella, campylobacter, e. coli and other organisms. 86% of people who developed diarrhea after boil water order was issued cited the following reason. 17% didn"t boil water for ice: initial order didn"t give reason or link to associated illness, lessons learned, lessons learned. Proper maintenance of storage facilities is critical. Public health training for water system engineers and operators. Groundwater disinfection where history of coliform occurrence. Epidemiology linked to operations can help identify the source.
