How Food Handlers can Contaminate Food
Where & How to Wash Hands
When to Wash Hands & Hand Care
Single-use Gloves
Personal Hygiene Practices
100

They have a foodborne illness, sneezing or coughing, contact with an ill person, use restroom & don't wash hands. 

What are situations that lead to contaminating food

100

The most important part of personal hygiene

What is hand washing

100

Another word for hand sanitizer

What are hand antiseptics

100

Single-use gloves should never be used in place of

What is hand washing

100

To prevent food handlers from wearing dirty clothing, managers should

What is setting up a dress code

200

Scratching the scalp, running fingers through hair, wiping or touching the nose, rubbing an ear, wearing or touching a dirty uniform, coughing or sneezing in the hand, spitting in the operation

What are actions that can contaminate food

200

A food handler should wash their hands here

What is a designated handwashing sink

200

Preparing food, working with clean equipment & utensils, putting on single-use gloves

What is washing your hands before these activities

200

Wash hands before putting on gloves, select the correct glove size, hold gloves by the edge when putting them on, and check gloves for rips and tears

What is how to correctly use hand gloves

200

Food handlers should not eat or drink in these 3 areas

What are areas for prepping or serving food, working in prep areas, & working in areas used to clean utensils & equipment

300

Creating personal hygiene policies, training & retraining food handlers on the policies, modeling correct behavior at all times, supervising food safety practices at all times

What are ways to support a personal hygiene program

300

20 seconds

What is the process time for washing hands

300

Using the restroom, touching the body or clothing, eating, drinking, smoking, handling dirty items, handling raw meat, seafood, or poultry, changing tasks, using electronic devices

What is washing hands after these activities

300

As soon as gloves become dirty or torn, before beginning a different task, after an interruption, after handling raw meat, seafood, poultry, & before handling ready-to-eat foods, after 4 hours of continuous use.

What is when should single-use gloves be changed

300

This piece of jewelry is the only acceptable item to be worn when working with food.

What is a plain band ring

400

One of the main causes of foodborne illness

What is poor personal hygiene

400

Wet hands & arms, apply soap, scrub hands & arms vigorously, rinse hands & arms thoroughly, dry hands & arms

What are the hand-washing steps
400
They are hard to keep clean, may break off into food, disguise dirt, or may flake off into food

What are false fingernails and nail polish

400

Slicing apples, chopping lettuce for a salad, plating a hamburger, and packaging baked cookies

What are activities that require wearing food gloves

400

If a food handler has any one of the following symptoms: vomiting, diarrhea, jaundice, sore throat with fever, open & draining infected wound, the manager should _______ the employee from work

What is exclude

500

People who carry pathogens & infect others without getting sick themselves.

What is a carrier

500

10 - 15 seconds

The length of time hands should be scrubbed during the hand-washing process

500

Means liquid cannot pass through the cover

What is impermeable

500

Adding cheese to a pizza, breading chicken wings before frying them, and adding seasoning to a raw steak

What are activities not requiring glove use

500

If a food handler has a wound that is not properly covered or has persistent sneezing and coughing, the manager should ___________ them from working with exposed food, utensils, & equipment

What is restrict

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