Foodborne Illness
TCS
Contaminants
Hygiene
Food Preparation
100

What is the danger zone?

41-135 degrees F

Pathogens grow well between these temperatures

100

What is TCS

Time/Temperature Control for Safety

100

How should cleaning products be stored?

Cleaning products should be stored in a secure, designated area that is separate from food.
100

To keep food safe, a hair restraint must be worn when

busing tables

cleaning restrooms

prepping food

delivering food off-site

Prepping food

100

How should you thaw food (name one way)?

In a refrigerator

Under running cold water

In a microwave

200

Sneezing on a salad is which type of unsafe practice?

Poor Personal Hygiene

200

Give an example of cross-contamination.

Not washing hands between cutting raw vegetables and cooked meat

Using the same cutting board for raw meat and then cooked food

Raw meat dripping on food on a lower shelf

200

Give an example of a physical food contaminant.

A fake fingernail, hair, dust or mold spores from a heating vent, staples

200

Hands should be scrubbed with soap for how many seconds during handwashing?

10 - 15 seconds

200

Surfaces that touch food must be?

Cleaned and Sanitized

300

Name a category of contaminants causing foodborne illness.

Physical, biological, or chemical.

300

After cutting up melons, a food handler puts them in the cooler.  What is this an example of?

Controlling Time and Temperature

300

What is the first step when cleaning and sanitizing correctly?

Remove food from the surface.

300

Give an example of a hygiene problem.

Wiping sweat on an apron

Not bathing daily

Long fingernails

Hair that hangs in your face

300

To test the temperature of a roast, where do you stick the thermometer?

In the thickest part of the roast.

400

Name a type of microorganisms that cause foodborne illness.

Bacteria, viruses, parasites, or fungi

400

Food containing an allergen comes in contact with another food item and their proteins mix.  This is called: 

cross-contamination

allergen spread

cross-contact

pathogenic safety

Cross-contact

400

What are some products that can cause chemical contamination?

Pesticides, food additives, toxic metals, cleaning products.

400

What should you do before putting on gloves?

Wash your hands.

400

Which food item needs time and temperature control to keep it safe?

Loaf of bread

Cooked rice

Whole apples

Bottle ketchup

Cooked rice

500

What are three of the Big Eight food allergens?

Eggs, wheat, fish, tree nuts, peanuts, soy, shell fish, fish

500

At what minimal temperature must hot TCS food be held?

135 degrees F

500

Pests can cause which two types of contamination?

Chemical and nutritional

Nutritional and physical

Physical and biological

Biological and chemical

Physical and biological

500

How often should you change your gloves?

Any time contamination may have occured or at least every 4 hours.

500

When a piece of food contact equipment is in constant use, how often should it be sanitized?

At least every 4 hours.

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