Preventing Food Borne Illnesses | Preventing Fires, Burns, & Cuts | Bacteria | Food Storage and Temperatures | Wild Card |
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What is The Temperature Danger Zone?
41 - 135 degrees Fahrenheit
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Which is safer, a sharp knife or a dull one?
A sharp knife
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How do you prevent bacteria?
Control time and temperature
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To what temperature should you reheat foods?
165 degrees Fahrenheit
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What is the first step of dish-washing?
Scrape food off dishes and put it in the trash.
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What is the 5 High Risk Populations?
Elderly
Pregnant women Infants Transplant recipients People with cancer or AIDS |
What should you do with your hair in the kitchen?
Tie it back.
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What is contamination?
The presence of harmful substances in food.
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Where should you store raw meats?
Bottom rack
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What do you do if someone is choking?
Perform the Heimlich maneuver
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What is a Foodborne Illness?
A disease transmitted to people by food.
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What 3 should you NOT put on burns?
Butter
Mayonnaise Mustard |
What do food handlers need to come back to work after getting Salmonella?
A written release from a medical practitioner
Approval from the regulatory authority |
What are two ways to thaw food?
Leave food in the refrigerator
Microwave food |
Will unsafe foods always have a strange appearance and odor?
False
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What is FAT TOM?
Food
Acidity Temperature Time Oxygen Moisture |
What should you use if there is a fire?
A fire extinguisher.
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When should you use hand antiseptics?
AFTER washing hands
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What temperature does food need to be kept at in a refrigerator?
41 degrees Fahrenheit or lower
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How long should you wash your hands?
20 seconds
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What is the 5 Most Common Risk Factors?
Purchasing food from unsafe sources.
Failing to cook food adequately. Holding food at incorrect temperatures. Using contaminated equipment. Practicing poor hygiene |
What do you use to pick up broken glass?
A wet cloth.
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What do parasites require to live and reproduce?
A host
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How often should you change an ice bath to cool food?
Every 30 minutes
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What are the 3 types of food hazards?
Biological
Chemical Physical |