Every single item is required to have a __ __
What is an orange label.
What are the four steps of cleaning
What is wash, rinse, sanitize, air dry
Define Cross-contamination
What is when bacteria spreads from one food to another.
After using the restroom, clocking in from a break, fixing glasses or putting on hair net ________ should be washed.
What is Hands.
What temperatures are recommended for FREEZING foods?
What is 0 degrees or lower
Sanitizer solution should be ___ ___ ppm
What is 200-400 ppm
You left cooked food out on the counter for over 2 hours, what should you do? a. Cook the food for an additional 30 minutes. b. Eat the food. c. Throw the food away.
What is throw the food away.
How does cross-contamination occur?
What is never ever let any raw meat, utensil,or surface touch a cooked meat.
When handling food or utensils for patients all associates should wear _________ _________.
What is plastic gloves
What temperatures are recommended for REFRIGERATING foods?
What is 41 degrees or below.
Chemicals all need to be properly____
What is labeled.
Which of the following ways is NOT a safe way to defrost raw meat? A. In the refrigerator B. On the counter C. In the microwave
What is on the counter
Which food should you always keep separate to avoid cross-contamination? a. Fresh vegetables and raw meat. b. Raw chicken. c. Fresh peeled potatoes d. Cooked meat and vegetables.
What is fresh vegetables and raw meat
Where should you record your completed cleaning duties?
What is the cleaning log
Scrambled eggs need to be cooked to an internal temperature of __ degrees Fahrenheit
What is 155 degrees
What are the three colors and uses of cutting boards used?
What is red, green and white. Red is for raw meat, green is for all produce, and white is for all other items.
When washing hands water temperature should be set to ___ degrees
What is 100 degrees
When thawing chicken in the refrigerator place it in a covered container on the _________ shelf.
What is bottom.
What is the final rinse temperature of the dish machine
How many times can you reheat food?
What is one time.
What illness can you get from cross-contamination?
What is foodborne illness. ex: Salmonella.