salmonellosis Definition
☆ sal·mo·nel·lo·sis (-nel ō′sis)
noun
a disease caused by various strains of salmonella and characterized by fever and intestinal disorders
Etymology: < salmonella + -osis
salmonellosis Usage Examples
Converse of object
include: Rats can transmit many diseases to humans, including Salmonellosis ( food poisoning ) and Weils disease.
Adjective modifier
- clinical: This report concentrates on the two principal causes of clinical salmonellosis in cattle in Great Britain: Salmonella dublin and Salmonella typhimurium.
- foodborne: A large increase in foodborne salmonellosis was observed in the UK during the 1980s.
Modifies a noun
outbreak: Management of a salmonellosis outbreak in a cattle herd.
Preposition: in
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