Shelby County Health Department Food Complaint Form

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Shelby County Health Department Food Complaint Form Please fill this form out as completely as possible. DEMOGRAPHICS Last Name: First: Middle: DOB: / / Reported Age: Days Months Years Sex: Male Female Unknown Street Address: City: County: State: Zip: Home Phone: Work: Cell: Ethnicity: Hispanic Race: American Indian / Alaskan Asian Black / African American Not Hispanic Hawaiian / Pacific Islander White Other ( ) Employer/School/Daycare: Occupation: POSSIBLE SOURCE(S) OF INFECTION DURING EXPOSURE PERIOD The following questions refer to exposures in the 7 days before you or the patient got sick. [1] Y? N C M [2] Y? N C [3] Y? N C E LEAD-IN QUESTIONS Did the patient attend any special events (e.g., concerts, festivals, sporting events, reunions, religious gatherings, etc.)? If yes, what? Where? When? Are you a vegetarian or vegan? Before you got sick, were you on any kind of special or restricted diet for medical, weight loss, religious, allergiesor any other reasons? If yes, describe What is the source of tap water at home? D Do not use tap water E Municipal, city or county F Other G Private well; If yes, how was the well water treated? What is the source of tap water at school/work?: H Do not use tap water I Municipal, city or county J Other K Private well; If yes, how was the well water treated? Did the patient drink untreated water in the 7 days prior onset of illness? Was there any recreational water exposure in the 7 days prior to illness? Where? When? If yes, what was the recreational water type? N hot spring O hot tub, whirlpool, jacuzzi, spa P interactive fountain Q lake, pond, river, stream R ocean S recreational water park T swimming pool U other V unknown LIVE ANIMAL CONTACT, PETS, PET FOOD, MANURE and COMPOST Visit a farm or ranch with animals? Live on a farm or ranch with animals? Visit a live animal exhibit (petting zoos, fairs, 4H, etc.)? Come into contact with any animals? Where? When? If yes, type of animal? E cat F cattle G chicken H dog I goats J lizard K other* L other amphibian* M other bird* N other mammal* O other reptile* P pig Q rodent R sheep S turkey T turtle U unknown *If other, other amphibian, other bird, other mammal, or other reptile, please specify: LIVE ANIMAL CONTACT, PETS, PET FOOD, MANURE and COMPOST 2 Come into any contact with tropical fish or aquariums? Come into any contact with animal feces or manure? Come in contact with a pet that had diarrhea? Have any contact or household use of pet treats or chews (e.g., pig ears, pizzles, rawhide chews, package treats ) Have any contact with dry, canned or frozen animal feed? If yes, please specify: Done any hiking, camping, gardening or yard work? Provide details (name or location of animal contact, whether or not pet was acquired before illness onset) for those items checked above. If contact was with an animal not listed above, please specify. 1

Please let us know if you or the patient ate at any restaurants in the 7 days before becoming ill. [4] Y? N RESTAURANTS GENRES Did you eat out in the 7 days before illness? Asian (e.g., Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Thai, etc.) C Barbeque Italian or Pizzeria E Mexican/Tex-Mex All-you-can-eat buffet G National fast food chain Y? N RESTAURANT GENRES 2 H Steakhouse or Grill I Other ethnic food (Greek/ Middle Eastern, etc.) J Seafood K Sandwich shop or Delis School or other institutional setting M A catered event N Any other restaurant (specify: ) Provide details (location, dates, times) for those restaurant genres checked above. If you can recall eating at any other restaurants (not listed above) that week, please list them by name; if possible, what was eaten. Please answer the following questions about where the food came from that you ate at home in the past 7 days. [5] Y? N C E G H SOURCES OF FOOD AT HOME [List store names and check if they use a shopper card or save itemized receipts] grocery stores/supermarkets (specify) warehouse stores (Costco, Sam's Club,...) small markets and mini-marts specialty markets (e.g., ethnic, gourmet, or organic groceries) health foods, whole food stores or Co-ops fish or meat specialty shops (butcher s shop, etc.) farmer s markets, roadside stands, open-air markets, on farm Any other sources of food at home that you ate 7 days before your illness began Please check the items in the list below that you or the patient ate in the 7 days before becoming sick. [6] Y? N EGGS AND DAIRY eggs (anything anywhere from whole shell eggs [i.e., not powdered or processed]) If yes,... eggs at home (brand or type/ place purchased: ) C eggs made outside of your home or someone else s home (location: ) eggs anywhere that were raw or runny E anything uncooked made with raw eggs (e.g., cookie dough, sauces, mousse, homemade ice cream or mayo) yogurt (e.g., frozen yogurt, yogurt drinks or other store-bought yogurt) G ice cream (e.g., tubs, cartons, bars, frozen dairy desserts, Baskin-Robbins, etc.) (brand or type/ place purchased: ) H unpasteurized (raw) milk (type/ place purchased: date consumed: date obtained: available for testing) I other unpasteurized (raw) dairy products (e.g. yogurt, ice cream, etc.) J pasteurized ( regular ) milk. If yes, specify type and where purchased: [7] Y? N CHEESE prepackaged, shredded cheese (brand or type/ place purchased: ) processed sliced cheese C block-type cheese (cheddar, Swiss, Colby, Jack, etc.) (brand or type/ place purchased: ) string cheese E cottage cheese feta cheese (could be part of a dish or a salad) G blue or gorgonzola cheese H fresh, dried Parmesan, Romano, or similar cheese I soft cheese (e.g., queso fresco, queso blanco, brie, etc.) (brand or type/ place purchased: ) J if yes, made from unpasteurized (raw) milk (homemade, from a farm, etc.) (type/ place purchased ) K other cheese (brand or type/ place purchased: ) if yes, made from unpasteurized (raw) milk (homemade, from a farm, etc.) (type/ place purchased: ) 2

[8] Y? N G J - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - K Q T U [9] Y? N H K - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - M S V W X Y [10] Y? N C E [11] Y? N C E G H I J K M FRESH, FROZEN, COOKED, PROCESSED MEAT & POULTRY 1 Would you/your child or anyone else in your household handled raw chicken in the home? Did you/your child eat any chicken? if yes, C ground D whole E processed (e.g., deli slices, chicken nuggets) if yes, F raw or undercooked Was the chicken prepared at home (brand / place purchased: ) if yes, H fresh I frozen Was the chicken made outside of your home or someone else s home (including tenders, strips, nuggets, etc.) (location: ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Would you/your child or anyone else in your household handled raw turkey in the home? Did you/your child eat any turkey? if yes, M ground N whole O processed (e.g., deli slices, etc.) if yes, P raw or undercooked Was the turkey prepared at home (brand / place purchased: ) if yes, R fresh S frozen Was the turkey made outside of your home or someone else s home (location: ) Would you/your child eaten any poultry other than chicken or turkey (e.g., duck, quail, etc.) FRESH, FROZEN, COOKED, PROCESSED MEAT & POULTRY 2 Would you/your child or anyone else in your household handled raw beef in the home? Did you/your child eat any beef? if yes, C ground D whole E processed (e.g., deli slices, jerky, sausage, etc.) if yes to C, F raw or undercooked if yes to D or E, G raw or undercooked Was the beef prepared at home (brand / place purchased: ) if yes, I fresh J frozen Was the beef made outside of your home or someone else s home (location: ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Would you/your child or anyone else in your household handled raw pork in the home? Did you/your child eat any pork? if yes, N ground O whole/pulled P processed (e.g., deli slices, bacon, etc.) Q Chitterlings if yes, R raw or undercooked Was the pork prepared at home (brand / place purchased: ) if yes, T fresh U frozen Was the pork made outside of your home or someone else s home (location: ) Any other processed meats (e.g., hotdogs) Did you/your child eat any lamb? Wild game (e.g., elk, deer, etc.)? FISH & SEAFOOD (not canned) any type of fish or fish products (e.g, filets, fish sticks, etc) IF NO GO TO QUESTION D if yes, whole fish or fish filets (catfish, salmon, cod, etc.) if yes, raw or undercooked fish (eg., sushi) shellfish (e.g., crab, oysters, clams, scallops, shrimp, lobster, crawfish, mussels, etc.) IF NO GO TO QUESTION F if yes, raw undercooked shellfish (eg., raw clams, oysters, etc) seafood salad FRESH VEGETABLES 1 carrots (mini, full size, peeled, shredded, etc.) (brand/type/location: ) celery cucumbers, zucchini, squash broccoli cauliflower bell peppers (green, red, yellow, orange) hot chili/chile peppers (jalapeños or seranos) (specify) asparagus fresh raw peas (shelled or in the pod) fresh beans fresh potatoes yams or sweet potatoes commercial fresh tomatoes eaten raw at home or away from home, including on sandwiches (brand/location: ) if yes, specify: N cherry O grape P Roma Q other (e.g., beefsteak) R sold on vine 3

[12] Y? N FRESH VEGETABLES 2 white or yellow onions green onions (scallions) C fresh salsa or pico de gallo (brand/location: ) commercially made guacamole E avocados cabbage G sprouts (alfalfa, bean, etc.) (brand/location: ) H handle any sprouts, even if you didn t eat them I fresh spinach J any lettuce or other greens, including on a sandwich If yes, type: brand: where purchased: restaurant: K anything from a salad bar fresh herbs or spices such as basil, parsley, cilantro (type: where purchased: restaurant: ) M any fresh vegetable juice [13] Y? N FRESH FRUIT 1 (Eaten alone or in a fruit salad; Not canned, frozen, dried, or cooked) apples pears C peaches nectarines E apricots plums G oranges H tangerines I grapefruit J fresh lemon or lime (including any garnishes in drinks) K any raw or unpasteurized fruit juice strawberries M raspberries N blueberries O blackberries P cherries Q other fresh berries (specify) R grapes (green, red,...) (specify) S bananas T cantaloupe U honeydew [14] Y? N FRESH FRUIT 2 (Eaten alone or in a fruit salad; Not canned, frozen, dried, or cooked) watermelon any other kind of melon (specify) C any pre-mixed cut melon or melon salad coconut (whole or shredded)? E pineapple mango G other exotic fruits (specify) H frozen berries I other frozen fruit J raisins K other dried fruits (type/brand/location: ) 4

[14] Y? N M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y NUTS AND SEEDS whole peanuts (specify shelled or in-shell) ) peanut butter (specify brands) ) any product made with peanut butter (type/brand) ) ground nut butter or spread (type/brand) ) almonds (e.g., whole, pre-chopped, sliced, almond-dusted pastries or candies, etc.) walnuts cashews pistachios hazelnuts (filberts) any other (whole, pre-chopped, sliced) nuts or mixed nuts any raw or uncooked nuts sunflower seeds sesame seeds hummus [15] Y? N CEREALS AND PRE-PACKAGED FOODS granola bars, breakfast bars, power or protein bars? (type:/brand ) trail mix C fruit roll-up, fruit leather chips or pretzels (type:/brand ) E pre-packaged crackers, cookies, or snack cakes (type:/brand ) chocolate or chocolate-containing candy (type:/brand ) G cold breakfast cereal (type:/brand ) H hot breakfast cereal (type:/brand ) [16] Y? N POWDERED FOODS, SUPPLEMENTS AND BABY FOODS dried buttermilk flavored milk powder (chocolate or vanilla) C other powdered milk products powdered nutritional supplement products E liquid nutritional supplement products (ensure) breast milk G powdered baby formula (brand/ place purchased: ) H liquid baby formula (brand/ place purchased: ) I store-bought pureed baby food (e.g., Gerber) (brand/ place purchased: ) J any other foods specifically marketed for babies or popular with babies (specify ) [17] Y? N FROZEN FOODS frozen vegetables (in a box or bag) frozen pot pies C frozen pizza frozen Mexican-style foods (burritos, etc.) E frozen snack foods like mozzarella sticks, jalapeno poppers, potato skins, hot pockets, etc. frozen breakfast items (waffles, breakfast sandwiches, etc.) G frozen vegetarian foods such as garden burgers H frozen pre-mixed meals in a bag or box (stir fry, pasta meals, etc.) I frozen dinners or box entrees J other frozen, prepackaged product not mentioned previously (specify: ) 5

[18]Y? N PERSON TO PERSON EXPOSURES Lived, worked or volunteered in a shared living facility (e.g., nursing home, dorm, etc.) (name/phone # of facility: ) You/your child or anyone in the household work, attend or volunteer at a daycare center (name/phone # of center: ) 6 DRAFT UPDATED 01/2014