Forms of Contamination
Foodborne Illnesses
Personal Hygiene
Flow of Food
Allergies
100

FAT TOM stands for what in the kitchen.

What is food,acidity, temperature, time, oxygen, and moisture.

100

This illness is commonly linked to jaundice.

What is Hepatitis A?

100

Nails

What is must be kept short and neat, no polish, and no fake nails?

100

Beginning of the flow of food.

What is purchasing?

100

Top 8 food allergens.

What are milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, and soy?

200

Biological, Chemical, and Physical refer to what?

What are contaminants?

200

Yeast, Mold, Mushrooms

What is fungi?

200

Hands must be washed.

What is before, during, and after food preparation?

200

Wash, rinse, _______

What is sanitize?

200

Tea

What is not a common allergen?

300

Metal Shavings

What is a physical contaminant?

300

Often called the cruise ship illness, this illness is linked to ready-to-eat foods.

What is Norovirus?

300

Eating and drinking

What is only in designated areas?

300

Temperature danger zone

What is 41 F - 135 F?

300

Avoiding cross contact

What is wash, rinse, sanitize?

400

Copper, Zinc, and Pewter

What is a chemical contaminant?

400

Often found in the intestines of cattle, and contaminates meat during slaughtering.

What is E Coli?

400

Jewlry

What is should not be worn except a plain band?

400

Calibration

What is adjusting a thermometer?

400

Secret Ingriedents

What is must be available for those with allergies?

500

Pine bones in a fish fillet.

What is a physical contaminant?

500

Diarrhea, Vomiting, Fever, Nausea, Abdominal Cramps, and Jaundice are what?

What are common symptoms of foodborne illnesses?

500

Proper kitchen attire.

What is closed toes shoes, apron, and hat or hairnet?

500

Quickest foodborne pathogen growth?

What is 70 F - 125 F?

500

Wheezing and hives.

What are common symptoms of an allergic reaction?

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