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What is a physical hazard?




Give two examples

it's a physical item that could contaminate food and potentially make people sick




ex) metal shavings, dust

What is a biological hazard?




Give two examples

a hazard that could spread disease in the form of bacteria/ germs




ex) blood, fungi, viruses

What is a chemical hazard?




Give two examples

chemicals that can contaminate food and get people sick.




ex) cleaning products, pesticides

what hazard is responsible for the most food-borne illnesses out of the three?

Biological

what does the FATTOM acronym stand for and what is it referring to?

Food


Acidity


Time


Temperature


Oxygen


Moisture




- things that affect bacterial growth

PHF's (potentially hazardous foods) are low in acidity, high in protein, and high in moisture.




True or false?

True

when do food borne illnesses (FBIs) occur?

when contaminated food contains toxins or infection

6 common symptoms of food-borne illness

-Nausea


- light headed


- jaundice


- fever


- vomiting


- cramps

Name the pathogens that cause the most food-borne illnesses in the US

Norovirus


Campylobacter


Jejuni


Salmonella



what does FIFO stand for

First in


First out




referring to stock rotation

list the 5 most important steps in the ware washing method

- scrape/ soap


- wash


- rinse


- sanitize


- air dry

What is the Danger Zone and what temp. range?

The danger zone is the range of temperatures where bacteria thrives and grows on foods




41-135 (degrees f)

Potentially Hazardous foods can't be in the danger zone for over how long?

4 hours

What temp must you cook




beef, pork, lamb, fish and eggs to




and for how long?

145 (degrees f) for 15 seconds

What temp. must you cook




injected meat, ground meat or fish to




and for how long?

155 (degrees f) for 15 sec

What temp. must you cook




Poultry, wild games, stuffed meats, and microwaved foods to




and for how long?

165 (degrees f) for 15 seconds

what do you use to zero out a thermometer?

an ice slurry

Reheat foods quickly, how long do you have to get it to this temp, and how long to hold it there?

2 hours to get to 165 (degrees f) for 15 seconds