Key Terms
Construction Layouts
Flooring
Equipment
100

 how readily a material absorbs liquids and other substances due to its tiny pores or spaces

Purosity 

100

True or False 

Hand washing sinks should be placed outside of the kitchen, to minimize hand soap contamination.

False 

Hand washing sinks should be placed in areas that make it easy for staff to wash their hands often. They are required in restrooms or directly next to them, in areas used for food prep, service, and dishwashing 

100

not an acceptable type of flooring for kitchens, due to the absorbent nature of the material. 

Carpet 

100

what is the unit of measurement of light intensity  

lux 

200

 a seamless transition between a floor and a wall, or a wall and a ceiling, preventing dirt and grime from accumulating in corners and making surfaces easier to clean

Coving

200

True or False 

If possible Operation should be designed so patrons pass through prep areas to reach the restroom

False, the should not to decrease the chance of contamination. 

200

Typically seen in dish pits or anywhere with standing water

Rubber Mats 

200

what will happen if you don't regularly clean vent hoods  

grease and condensation will build up on the ceiling and walls 

300

Safe to drink

potable 

300

when installing tabletop equipment on legs, the space in between the base of the equipment and the tabletop must be

4 inches 

300

a type of flooring typically seen in kitchens, Dishwashing, restrooms, and Receiving areas. 

Quarry Tile 

300

True or False 

A drain must be provided and maintained for disposal of condensation and defrost water.

True 

400

an unobstructed vertical space between the water outlet and the flood level of a plumbing fixture

Air Gap


400

which area of the operation is usually the brightest? 

Preparation areas 

400

A type of flooring that is typically used in office spaces and staff Restrooms 

Vinyl Tiles 


400

How many inches does the dishwasher have to be off the ground?

6 inches 
500

 a nonprofit organization that certifies food service equipment to ensure it meets food safety and sanitation standards 

NSF

500

Ture or False 

Garbage containers have to be clean inside and out to prevent pests. 

True 

500

A type of flooring used in Dinning areas and Offices 

Wood

500

Who created the standard for food equipment that is required to be nonabsorbent, smooth, and corrosion resistant 

NSF/ANSI

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