Interviewer: Bacteria Species/serotype Subtype. Enteric Disease Worksheet (long form) Patient s Name (last, first) DOB: / /

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Date: / / Tennessen Interviewer: Bacteria Species/serotype Subtype Enteric Disease Worksheet (long form) Patient s Name (last, first) DOB: / / Parent s Name (if child) Symptom History Nausea Y N Chills Y N What was first symptom? Vomiting Y N Headache Y N Date of onset: (mm/dd/yy) / / Diarrhea Y N Backache Y N Time of onset: (military) Stools/24 hr Muscle Aches Y N Date of onset diarrhea: / / Blood in stool Y N Fatigue Y N Time of onset of diarrhea: Cramps Y N Joint Pain Y N Duration of diarrhea (days) Fever Y N Temp Date of recovery: / / Comments: Other Time of recovery: Do you have any medical conditions that may suppress your immune system (e.g., cancer, diabetes, renal failure, Crohn s disease, HIV infection or lupus)? Yes No List: Do you take any medication that may suppress your immune system (e.g., corticosteroids or cancer chemotherapy)? Yes No List: Were you taking antacids in the month prior to your illness? Yes No If yes, what? Were you on any antibiotics in the month prior to your illness? Yes No If yes, what? Did you take any antidiarrheal medications after the onset of your illness? Yes No If yes, what? Were you treated with any antibiotics after the onset of this illness? Yes No If yes, what? What date did you start? / / What date did you finish? / / Duration (for how many days): Did you take the antibiotics before you submitted the stool culture? Yes No If yes, how many days before culture? SAME DAY 1. Did you travel anywhere during the week prior to your illness? Yes No If yes, where? when? / / thru / / If airline travel, what airline? Where did you stay (name of hotel/resort): 2. Did you drink water from any of the following sources during the week prior to your illness? Municipal or city water (directly from tap) Yes No Well water Yes No Where? (eg. home, cabin) Address of well Describe well (eg. single home, multiple home) Bottled Water Brand: Yes No Other (such as from a stream while camping) Yes No Specify 1

3. Did you swim in the ocean, a lake, a river, or pool in the week before your illness? Yes No If yes, where? when? 4. Where did you shop for groceries eaten during the week before your illness? 5. Where and when did you purchase any ground beef you ate the week before your illness? What type of ground beef was it? Tube Tray Pre-made Patties Brand: Package Size: Percent lean (e.g., 80/20): 6. In the week prior, did you consume meat from any place other than the grocery store? (hunting, butcher shop, private kill) Yes No If yes, source? Where processed? 7. Where and when did you get any milk you drank the week before your illness? Brand and type (e.g., skim, 2%): Was any of it unpasteurized? Yes No 8. During the 7 days prior to your illness, did you live on, work on, or visit a farm? Yes No If yes, name, location, and dates at farm (other than home farm): Live on farm Work on farm: When? Visit farm: When? 9. Did you visit a petting zoo, educational exhibit, fair or other venue with animals in the week before your illness? Yes No Name and location of petting zoo/fair: When? / / 10. If yes to questions 8 or 9: Were any of the following animals present? If yes, did you have any contact with them? Home Work Other Farm Petting Zoo/Other Venues Present No Contact Contact Describe Contact Present No Contact Contact Describe Contact Present No Contact Contact Describe Contact Present No Contact Contact Describe Contact Cow Goat Sheep Pig Chicken Turkey Other: 2

11. Did you have contact with any animal manure or compost derived from animal manure in the week prior to your illness? Yes No If yes, describe type contact (e.g., gardening): 12. During the week prior to your illness, did you have any pets at home, have contact with household pets elsewhere (including school), or visit a household with pets (including reptiles, fish, and rodents)? Yes No If yes, what kind of animal(s)? If reptile exposure, complete reptile questionnaire. Questionnaire completed? Yes No If yes, Did you feed animal-based products such as rawhides, pig s ears or cow hooves, or any dog treats to your pet during the week prior to your illness? Yes No Type: 13. Do you know of anyone else with a diarrheal illness prior to or following your illness? Yes No If yes, who? when? If children are ill, ask about daycare. 14. Did you attend or work at a daycare prior to or following your illness? Yes No If yes, what days: Name of Daycare: Name of Daycare Director: City: Phone Number: Are you aware of any other illness in daycare? Yes No Did you attend or work at a daycare with a diarrheal illness? Yes No Dates: For ALL daycare attendees and employees: We will contact the daycare provider to determine if any other children have been ill and to provide information and recommendations to prevent the spread of illness. Do you have any concerns about disclosing your/your child s name to the daycare? Yes, I do have concerns No, I do not have concerns Tennessen read If you/your child still has diarrhea, you/he/she may not attend daycare until fully recovered. For E. coli O157 or stx2 or stx pending/unknown daycare attendees and employees ONLY: Additionally, because Shiga-toxin producing E. coli can cause severe complications and can be easily spread at daycare, restrictions apply to children/adults with this type of illness who attend/work at daycare. An epidemiologist will contact you as soon as possible to discuss these restrictions. You/your child may not attend daycare at this time. Tennessen read 15. Did you attend any large gatherings the week before your illness (wedding, receptions, showers, parties, festivals, fairs, etc.)? Yes No If yes, when: / / What type of event? Where? Foods served? Others ill? If yes, describe: Yes No 3

Did you eat any food or beverages from any restaurants, coffee shops, cafeterias, delis, or food stands/street vendors during the seven days before your illness? Yes No 1. Name: Date: / / Time: Address: foods eaten: 2. Name: Date: / / Time: Address: foods eaten: 3. Name: Date: / / Time: Address: foods eaten: 4. Name: Date: / / Time: Address: foods eaten: 5. Name: Date: / / Time: Address: foods eaten: 6. Name: Date: / / Time: Address: foods eaten: 4

Date/day prior to onset / / Ate at Ate outside Outside Time of Meal Meal home of home location Foods eaten Breakfast Lunch Dinner Other / / Breakfast Lunch Dinner Other / / Breakfast Lunch Dinner Other / / Breakfast Lunch Dinner Other / / Breakfast Lunch Dinner Other 5

FOOD CONSUMPTION HISTORY Please indicate for each of the food items listed below whether you definitely ate it, maybe ate it, or definitely did not eat it during the week before illness onset. Did May Date Grocery store where Item Ate not have How prepared Variety or brand eat eaten DAIRY Eggs a. Did you eat a prepared dish (e.g., egg bake, quiche, custard) that contained egg? Yes No Type of dish: b. Did you sample any batter that used raw egg in the preparation e.g., cookie dough? Yes No Shredded cheese Processed cheese slices Block cheese String cheese Cheese curds Queso fresco or other Mexican style cheese Gourmet cheese (e.g., Gouda, blue, or other cow, goat, or sheep cheeses) Ice cream Frozen dessert treats Yogurt 6

Item (Dairy cont.) Milk alternatives (e.g., soy, almond, or rice milk) Other dairy (e.g., cottage cheese, cream cheese, sour cream) MEAT/ POULTRY Ate Did not eat May have eaten How prepared Variety or brand Date Grocery store where Ground beef a. Ground beef as an ingredient: type of dish b. Ground beef: raw Y N U rare (red in middle) Y N U medium (pink in middle) Y N U well done (no pink) Y N U Other beef (e.g., steak) Chicken (including ground) Stuffed chicken product (e.g., chicken Kiev) Turkey (including ground) Pork (e.g., ham, bacon) Lamb Sausage Other meat/poultry Fish Shrimp 7

Item (Meat/poultry cont.) Ate Did not eat May have eaten How prepared Variety or brand Date Grocery store where Other seafood FROZEN FOODS Frozen dinners/entrees (e.g., Lean Cuisine, pot pies) Frozen pizza Other frozen microwaveable foods FRUITS Oranges Other citrus (e.g., grapefruit, lemon, lime, tangerine) Pears Apples Other tree fruit (e.g., apricot, plum, nectarine, peach) Strawberries Other berries (e.g., blue, black, or raspberries) Grapes (specify color) Bananas 8

Item (Fruits cont.) Ate Did not eat May have eaten How prepared Variety or brand Date Grocery store where Watermelon Cantaloupe Honeydew or other melon Other fruit (e.g., pomegranate, kiwi, mango, pineapple) Unpasteurized apple cider Other unpasteurized juice Other juice VEGETABLES Prepackaged salad Iceberg Romaine Spinach Cabbage Other lettuce/leafy greens (e.g., red leaf, radicchio, mesclun, endive) Tomatoes (e.g., vine-on, heirloom, roma, beefsteak, grape including on a sandwich or salad) 9

Item (Vegetables cont.) Ate Did not eat May have eaten How prepared Variety or brand Date Grocery store where Cucumbers Peppers (e.g., green, yellow, red, jalapeno, serrano) Asparagus Celery Carrots (specify baby or normal) Radishes Pea pods/snap peas Onions (red/white/yellow) Green onions/scallions Broccoli Cauliflower Sprouts (e.g., alfalfa, bean, radish, clover) Microgreens (specify type) Cilantro/parsley (specify which) Other fresh herbs (e.g., basil, thyme, mint, sage) Mushrooms(portabel la, white, crimini) Tofu 10

Item Ate Did not eat May have eaten How prepared Variety or brand Date Grocery store where OTHER Other vegetables Nuts (e.g., almonds, pecans, walnuts, peanuts, cashews, other type) -specify roasted, raw, in the shell Hummus or tahini (specify) Sesame seeds Other seeds (e.g., flax, sunflower, alfalfa) Bean-type snacks (e.g., soybeans, garbanzo beans, corn nuts, chickpeas, fava beans, wasabi peas) Salsa Avocado (including guacamole) Recently spices (e.g., Black pepper, white pepper, paprika, oregano, cumin) Spice rubs or blends Peanut butter 11

Item (Other cont.) Ate Did not eat May have eaten How prepared Variety or brand Date Grocery store where Chocolate Trail mix Chips, crackers, snack foods Nutritional supplements Anything I didn t ask? If Adult Case: What is your occupation? Name of employer? Address/city of employer? Work phone number If Child Case: Child s school name/address: Parent 1 occupation: Parent 2 occupation: ***Updated 6/2013*** For Food Workers only: Work restrictions may apply to people with infections who work in food service. You will be contacted by an epidemiologist if restrictions apply to you. Statement read At the end of interview: Race: Ethnicity: 12