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You should wash your hands for this long to prevent foodborne illness

What is 20 seconds?

100

Salmonella is this type of pathogen.

What is Bacteria?

100

This is cleaning.

What is the process of removing visible dirt, debris, and some germs using soap or detergent and water.

100

This impact of foodborne illness outbreaks affects businesses directly.

What is economic impact?

100

You should always do this before sanitizing a surface.

What is clean the surface first?

200

Sanitizing is typically done.

What is after cleaning?

200

 A parasite that causes foodborne illness.

What is a toxoplasma?

200

This is sanitizing.

What is process of reducing germs to a safe level using chemicals or heat?

200

This is the most important factor in preventing foodborne illness through cooking.

What is safe internal temperature?

200

When using chemical sanitizers you should also follow this.

What is manufacturer's instructions?

300

This pathogen is commonly associated with dairy products.

What is listeria?

300

Norovirus is this type of pathogen.

What is virus?

300

A common source of E. coli outbreak

What is lettuce?

300

Mentioned as a common sanitizing method.

What is chemical, heat, or uv?

300

This type of cleaning schedule should include daily, weekly, and monthly tasks.

What is flexible?

400

Use this for raw meats and vegetables to prevent cross-contamination.

What is separate cutting boards?

400

This is what cleaning does to germs.

What is reduces their numbers?

400

This is a common example of cross-contamination.

What is using the same cutting board for raw meat and vegetables?

400

This is important when using chemical sanitizers for safety.

What is good ventilation?

400

You should do both of these things in food preparation areas.

What is both clean and sanitize surfaces?