Handle with Care
All Systems Go
Come and Get It
Control the Bug
It's Your Serve
100

Name 4 times when food handlers should wash hands (not counting start of shift)

Bathroom, 

handling raw meat, 

touching hair/face/body, 

coughing/sneezing

Handling money

using electronic devices

taking out garbage

handling chemicals

et al

100

What type of food management system is based on identifying significant biological, chemical, or physical hazards at specific points within a product's flow?

HAACP

100

What is the correct holding temp for cut leafy greens?

41 f or lower

100

What is a pathogen?

Harmful or illness-causing microorganism

100

What is the max internal temp for holding cold TCS food?

Maximum of 41 F

200
What are the five steps of handwashing?

Wet hands and arms with running water

Apply soap and lather

Scrub hands and arms vigorously

Rinse hands and arms with warm running water

Dry hands and arms with paper towels

200

Name two programs that should be a part of a food safety management system.

Personal Hygiene

Food safety training

Supplier selection and specification

Quality control and assurance

Cleaning and sanitation

Standard operating 

Facility design and equipment maintenance

Pest control

200

What is the temp danger zone?

41 F to 135 F

200

What two factors can you control to reduce bacteria growth?

Time and temperature

200

Name two ways to avoid bare-hand contact with RTE foods.

Use single-use gloves

Use deli sheets

Use tools such as tongs or spatulas

300

What should a food handler do before putting on gloves?

Wash hands

300

List two of the five common risk factors for foodborne illness.

Purchasing food unsafe sources

Failing to cook food correctly

Holding food at incorrect temperatures

Using contaminated equipment

Practicing poor personal hygiene

300

What are three items that must not be used to mispresent the appearance of food.

Food additives

Colored overwraps

Lights

300

True or false: Cooking destroys viruses.

False, normal cooking temps do not destroy viruses

300

What part of dishes and utensils must servers avoid touching?

The food-contact surfaces

400

What is the correct way to care for an infected wound on a food handler's finger?

Cover wounds with an impermeable cover (bandage)

Place a single-use glove over the cover

400

Given the first three steps of the implementation of managerial control, identify the last three.

1. Identify risks

2. Monitor

3. Corrective Action

4. Management oversight

5. Training

6. Re-evaluation

400

List the minimum internal cooking temp for poultry, ground pork, and pork chops.

Poultry: 165 F for 15 sec

Ground pork: 155 F for 15 sec

Pork chops: 145 F for 15 sec

400

Salmonella typhi is most often linked with which types of food?

Ready-to-eat food and beverages

400

What are the only types of food that may be re-served to another customer?

Unopened, prepackaged food in good condition

500

How should a manager respond to a food handler who has vomiting, jaundice, and diarrhea for less than 7 days?

Exclude them from the operation

500

Name two FDA public health interventions

Demonstration of knowledge

Staff health control

Controlling hands as a vehicle of contamination

Time and temp parameters for controlling pathogens

Consumer advisories

500

What is the minimum internal temp that TCS food must reach when it is being reheated for hot-holding?

165 F for 15 sec

500

What are the actions you can take to prevent the spread of viruses?

Quickly remove and clean up vomit in the operation.

Purchase shellfish from approved, reputable sources.

Practice good, personal hygiene.

Exclude food handlers diagnosed with specific viruses.

500

List all of the conditions that must be met to hold hot TCS food without temperature control.

Hold food at 135 F or higher before removing it

Label the food with the time you must throw it out

Sell, serve, or throw out within four hours