Burns, Cuts, and Fires
Hand Washing and Correct Sanitation/Cleaning
Cross-Contamination
Proper First Aid
Times, Temperatures and Hazardous Foods
100

What do you do if you burn yourself in kitchen?

Cool the burn. Hold the burned area under cool running water or apply a cool, wet compress until the pain eases, a few minutes.

100

How long do you wash your hands before cooking 

 Scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds with warm/hot soapy water. Then dry with disposable towels.

100

What does cross-contamination mean? 

The process by which bacteria are unintentionally transferred from one substance or object to another, with harmful effect.

100

What is a first aid kit? 

A box containing equipment needed to give minor immediate medical help in an emergency.

100

What temperature should you keep your fridge? 

30-40 degrees F

200

What do you do if you cut yourself in the kitchen? 

If small, clean it with soap and water. Apply pressure to the cut with a clean cloth or bandage for a few minutes to stop the bleeding. Then apply a bandage and glove to continue working.

200

What do we use to clean surfaces in our classroom kitchens?

A 50/50 mix of Lysol and water in a spray bottle.

200

Why is cross-contamination unsafe? 

Food comes into contact with anything which may pass bacteria or other harmful items to it. You then eat the food and it is transferred to you.

200

When is it necessary to use a first aid kit in the kitchen? 

When injuries occur to yourself or others.

200

What temperature should you keep your freezer? 

0 degrees F

300

What are the different types of kitchen fires? 

  • Grease fires 
  • Electrical/appliance fires
  • Fires caused by flammable items being too close to a heat source.
300

What are some best ways to keep your area sanitary? 

Proper cleaning and sanitizing of all food contact surfaces and utensils. Also, proper cleaning and sanitizing of food equipment.

300

What are some foods which you need to use care?

Raw meats, eggs, dirty fruits and vegetables. 

300

What should be in your first aid kit? (List 5 items) 

 

Gloves, scissors, bandages, gauze, instant cold pack, antiseptic wipes, etc.

300

How long can potato salad sit unrefrigerated before it needs to be thrown away?

2 hours 

400

How do you prevent a grease fire in the kitchen? 

  1. Never leave your pot or pan unattended. 
  2. Pay attention around fire.
  3. Remove as much moisture as possible from food before cooking.
  4. Keep grease at the recommended temperature.
  5. Heat oil slowly.
  6. Add food slowly and gently to hot oil to avoid splatter.
400

How frequently should you wash your hands in the kitchen? 

You should wash your hands before, during and after cooking to prevent the spread of germs. 


400

How do you prevent cross-contamination? 

Keep it clean:

Wash hands and surfaces often

400

Where should you keep your first aid kit in your kitchen? 

 Somewhere it is easily accessible and labeled.

400

What is the ¨danger zone¨?

The temperature range in which foodborne bacteria can grow rapidly, 45-140 degrees F.

500

What two items should you keep in/near your kitchen in case of emergencies?

fire extinguisher and first aid kit 

500

Why is handwashing so important in the kitchen?

It prevents cross contamination within the food. 

500

What is a foodborne illness caused by cross-contamination?

Salmonella, E-coli, Botulism, Trichinosis, etc.

500

Why is having first aid procedures so important? 

In case of emergencies, procedures can be followed immediately to get proper care. 

500

How long should you let meat sit unrefrigerated? 

Both raw and cooked meat should not be left at room temperature for more than two hours.

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