| Common Injuries | Knife Safety | Foodborne Illness | FACS Lab Days | Random Facts and Information | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
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					  What is the result of trying to catch a falling knife?					 
					 Cuts or Puncture wounds. | 
					  What is walking with the point/tip of knife pointed downwards?					 
					 Correct way to carry a knife. | 
					  What are the 4 C's for preventing food borne illness?					 
					 Cook, Cross contamination (prevention), Chill, Clean | 
					  What is the first thing to do when entering the kitchens?					 
					 Correctly wash your hands for 20 seconds. | 
					  What are reasons to tie long hair back?					 
					 Hair in food is "gross" and singes (burns lightly) when on fire. | 
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					  What is the treatment for cuts?					 
					 Wash, apply pressure, antibacterial creme and bandage. | 
					  What is a 'dull" knife?					 
					 Cuts are more likely with this knife. | 
					  What is the food "danger zone"?					 
					 40 degrees F to 140 degrees F | 
					  What are actions that will result in "taking a break" (TAB)?					 
					 Horseplay, unsafe actions and being in a different kitchen. | 
					  What is 212 degrees F or 100 degrees Celsius?					 
					 Steam from cooking and boiling occur at the same temperature. | 
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					  What is a main cause of burns in the kitchen?					 
					 Touching hot surfaces on top of the stove or in the oven. | 
					  What is a poor knife safety or sharp object procedure?					 
					 Storing knives with all other utensils in a drawer. | 
					  What is washing and drying your hands correctly?					 
					 20 seconds, hot, soapy water, scrubbing, and paper towels. | 
					  What is expected at the end of a lab day?					 
					 Thoroughly cleaning up your kitchen, stove, counters and equipment. | 
					  What is the reason for not using water to put out a grease fire?					 
					 Water splashes and spreads a grease fire. | 
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					  What is a consequence of not wiping up a spill immediately?					 
					 Slipping or falling. | 
					  What is a safe way to cut up meats and vegetables?					 
					 Cutting away from your body and using the "claw". | 
					  What is one cause of cross-contamination in the kitchen?					 
					 Using one cutting board for meats and produce. | 
					  What is the minimum list of items to complete before departing the classroom?					 
					 Cleaning checklist. | 
					  What is a step stool or chair?					 
					 A device used to retrieve items that are too high to reach in or on top of kitchen cabinets. | 
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					  What are the methods to clean up broken glass?					 
					 Sweep, wipe up with paper towels, throw away separately. | 
					  What is sure way to cut yourself in the kitchen?					 
					 Holding a knife incorrectly by the blade. | 
					  What is a good way to prevent cross-contamination?					 
					 Placing items like seafood and unwashed produce in your shopping cart and bags separately. | 
					  What is a student assigned to wash, one to dry and one to return items to the drawers and cabinets?					 
					 Dishwashing Teamwork | 
					  What is placing something metal into a microwave?					 
					 Sparks are created causing a fire or damaging the appliance. |