Bare Hand Serving
Gloves
Personal Hygiene
Reporting Illnesses
100

You should never handle ready-to-eat foods with your bare hands but especially if...?

You have not washed your hands correctly.

You have infected cuts or wounds.

You are serving high-risk populations.

100

What is the purpose of single-use gloves?

They are used to complete one task, and then are discarded afterward.

They create a barrier between their hands and food.

100

Pathogens can be found on __ and __.

Hair and skin.

100

When should staff report illnesses before they come to work?

Immediately

200

Food can become ___ when it has been handled with bare hands.

Contaminated

200

Single-use gloves should ___ be used in place of handwashing.

Never.

200

Why is it important to wear clean clothes to work?

To give a good impression to customers

Prevent pathogens from spreading

200

Sometimes you may need to ___ people from working if they are ill.

Exclude

300

If you allow a small amount of bare hand contact then you should train staff in ____ and ____.

Hand washing and personal hygiene practices.

300

What is necessary to do before you put on gloves?

Wash your hands.

300

Food handlers with facial hair, should wear a ___?

Beard Restraint

300

Symptoms that you should report.

Vomiting, Diarrhea, Jaundice, Sore throat, Fever, Infected wound

400

Name three things you should never do when using gloves.

NEVER blow into gloves.

NEVER roll gloves to make them easier to put on.

NEVER wash and reuse gloves.

400

You should never ___ on your apron.

Wipe your hands

400

Staff must tell you if they live with someone who has the discussed pathogens, except for.

Nontyphoidal Salmonella

500

After you put the gloves on, you should?

Check for rips and tears.

500

Pathogens have a greater chance of transferring if staff do not __ or __ before work.

Shower or bathe

500

As a manager, you should ___ food handlers for signs of illness.

Watch

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