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Which microorganism is commonly associated with foodborne illness linked to undercooked poultry and eggs?

Salmonella is a common bacterial pathogen found in raw poultry and eggs, often causing foodborne illness when these are undercooked.

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Question: Which microorganism is commonly associated with foodborne illness linked to undercooked poultry and eggs?

Answer options:

  • E. coli O157:H7
  • Listeria monocytogenes ✅ Salmonella
  • Norovirus

Correct answer: Salmonella

Explanation: Salmonella is a common bacterial pathogen found in raw poultry and eggs, often causing foodborne illness when these are undercooked.

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