Illness
Cooking Temperatures
Contaminants
Miscellaneous
Sanitation
Hygiene
Other Temperatures
100

True or False, Bacteria can be killed by heat

True

100

To avoid time-temperature abuse, cold food should stay cold, and hot food should stay what?

Hot

100

What thing should chemicals/cleaners not be stored near?

Food

100

Cutting boards are color coded to help prevent what?

Cross-contaminatino

100

True or False, hand antiseptics are as effective as hand washing

False

100

How many seconds does it take to wash your hands properly according to ServSafe?

20 seconds

100

The freezing temperature of water

32 F

200

True or False, Viruses can be killed by heat

False

200

The temperature range known as the temperature danger zone

What is 41-135 degrees

200

Name 2 of the 4 kinds of pathogens

Bacteria, Viruses, Parasites, Fungi (mold)

200

This is the only kind of jewelry allowed in a professional kitchen

Plain band ring

200

The old kitchen motto that helps address sanitation is "Clean as you..." what?

Go.

200

For handwashing, the water should be this hot.

As hot as you can comfortably stand

200

The metric system's temperature designation (not Fahrenheit, but...?)

Celsius

300

An illness caused by contaminants on food is called a __(what?)__ illness?

Foodborne

300

What is the highest internal temperature we need to cook food to (Chicken, leftovers, microwaved items)?

165 degrees

300

This is the name for the contamination of one food by a different food, via a third object like a cutting board or a utensil.

Cross Contamination

300

Lather is a strange word that refers to what aspect of Kitchen safety?

Handwashing, Soap
300

What are the three sections of the 3 compartment sink?

Wash, Rinse, Sanitize

300

Handwashing is the most important way to prevent the transfer of what? to what?

Pathogens to Food

300

The boiling point (temperature) of water

212

400

The yellowing of skin and eyes, which indicates a possible hepatitis infection, is called this.

Jaundice

400

The lowest internal temperature to which some proteins needs cooked is what?  (Ex: steaks, seafood, eggs, other whole meat)

145 degrees

400

Examples of this kind of hazard are: fingernails, staples, glass, bones, jewelry, fruit pits

Physical contaminants

400

When working with ready to eat food, you should change your gloves whenever you touch what?

Anything other than what you're working with

400

To avoid cross contamination, all items washed in the kitchen use this drying method.

Air Dry

400

To avoid cross contamination, clothing must be clean and hair must be what?

Restrained  (covered)

400

A refrigerator must be this temp or less

40 degrees 

500

Name 2 of the 4 symptoms that you should tell your manager about before coming to work

Vomiting, Diarrhea, Jaundice, Sore Throat with a fever

500

The temperature hot food can be received at and held at, as well as the temp to which vegetables, grains and pastas must be cooked

135 degrees

500

This type of ingredient can cause physical reactions such as wheezing, itching & difficulty breathing

Allergens

500

The acronym for oldest food in front, newer food in back

What is FIFO (First In First Out)

500

Name 2 of the 4 things a handwashing station must have

soap, hot and cold water, paper towels, garbage can

500

Before discarding the paper towel after handwashing you use them to do this.

Turn off the water faucet

500

 A freezer must be kept at or below this chilly temperature.

0 degrees.  

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