Ways People Can Make Food Unsafe
3 Types of Food Hazards
Foodborne illness
Biological, Physical or Chemical
Food Safety Video
100

What is poor hygiene?

The leading cause of food-borne illnesses is from an illness being transferred from body to food. 

100

Give an Example of a Biological hazard. 

Bacteria

Viruses 

Parasites

Fungi

100

Why is it important to understand food safety?

To not make yourself or other people sick.

100

Joe was cleaning the cutting board with bleach spray and rinsing it quickly afterwards. 

Chemical

100

About how many people get sick each year from contaminated food?

600 million
200

When a pathogen is transferred from a contaminated surface to food. 

What is cross-contamination? 

200

Give an example of a chemical hazard.

Sanitizers

Cleaning supplies

200

What foods are most likely to become unsafe?

dairy items

eggs

meats and poultry

Baked potatoes 

Fish, Shellfish


200

When Sam was eating fish, he began choking on a bone.

Physical


200

Name a Global Food Agency.

WHO World Health Organization

INFOSAN

USDA

FDA

300

Temperature abuse is....

Food that remains at the temperature danger zone and allows pathogens to grow. 

300

Give an example of a physical hazard. 

Bones in fish

Pits in fruit

Hair 

Fingernails 

Bandaids

300

What is the correct way to thaw food?

In a refrigerator. 

300

Glass broke in the kitchen, and a tiny piece landed in the food. 

physical

300

Two types of possible symptoms of a food-borne illness.

Nausea 

Vomiting 


400

Poor Cleaning is...

If a surface is not cleaned properly, pathogens can be transferred to food. 

400

Define chemical hazard. 

Chemicals in the kitchen that can contaminate food when they are expose. 

400

What types of people are at most risk of food-borne illnesses?

elders

pregnant woman 

children 

immune compromised 

400

Seth felt sick after eating strawberries that had mold on them. 

Biological

400

What types of food handlers can contaminate food?

Sick

500

Define inadequate cooking. 

Undercooking meats, poultry, seafood or eggs.

500
Define physical hazards. 

Naturally occurring or man-made 

500

What is the temperature danger zone?

41 - 135 degrees F 

500

Beth became ill after eating a piece of meat that had been left on the counter for a prolonged period of time. 

Biological

500

What type of increase means we have food from all over the world? 

Globalization

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