Term
Cleaning/Sanitation
Pathogens/Contaminants
Food
Temperature
100
Two examples of high risk population

Elderly, very young 

100

Sanitation buckets should filled with bleach with waht amount of concentration

50-100 ppm. 

100

What are the 3 types of contaminants?

1. physical

2. biological 

3. chemical


100

Food can be stored this many days before it needs to be discared

3 days

100

What is the proper storage temperature for cold foods

41 degrees or below 

200

What is a foodborne illness?

A disease transmitted to people by food. 

200
The entire hand washing process should take how long and how many seconds should you be scrubbing your hands and arms for?

Entire process 30 seconds, scrubbing 20 seconds 

200

What does FAT TOM stand for?

Food, acidity, time, temperature, oxygen, moisture- the conditions for bacteria to grow. 

200

List 3 foods to count for fluid intake

Ice Cream, Jello, Soup

200

What is the temperature danger zone?

41-135 degrees

300

TCS food is

Food requiring time and temp control for safety

300

What should the final sanitizing rinse temperature be for dishwashers? 

Over 120 degrees, d/t low temp dishwasher. 

300

What are the Big 9 most common allergens?

1. milk

2. soy

3. eggs

4. wheat

5. fish

6. shellfish

7. peanuts

8. tree nuts 

9. sesame

300

5 items on a tray are NOT included in points for a meal

Water, coffee, tea, condiments/garnishes, creamer/spices

300

This is the holding temperature for food

135 degrees

400

Define Cross contamination

When pathogens are transferred from one surface or food to another. 

400

What are the 5 requirments of a hand washing sink?

1. hot and cold water

2. soap

3. a way to dry hands

4. garbage container

5. signage

400

Symtoms to report to a manager/supervisor

Vomitting, diarrhea, jaundice, sore throat with fever, open wounds 

400

The tray has orange juice, water, coffee, hot cereal, cinnamon roll and sausage.  How many points are on the tray? 

400

Poultry must be cooked to this temperature

165 degrees

500
What does pasteurized mean?

Food that is heat treated at very high temp (pasteurized) to kill micro organisms. 

500

These departments clean up vomit or diarrhea

Nursing and housekeeping 

500

What are the Big 6 pathogens?

1. shigella

2. Salmonella Typhi

3. Non typhoidal salomenella

4. e. coli

5. hepatitis a

6. norovirus 

500

Patient drinks all orange juice, 1/2 of hot cereal, all of cinnamon roll, and 1/4 of sausage.  What is the meal intake

2.5/4

500

What temperature must eggs and ground meat be cooked to?

160 degrees 

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