USA Vs. Finland
Which country ranked number one in food safety in this presentation?
Finland
Which situation is an example of economic instability affecting food safety?
A. A family has access to reliable refrigeration.
B. A household receives food safety education.
C. A family struggles to afford groceries while paying rent and utilities.
D. A restaurant receives a successful health inspection.
C. A family struggles to afford groceries while paying rent and utilities.
What is norovirus commonly known as?
A. Food allergy
B. Salmonella
C. Stomach flu
D. Food poisoning prevention
C. Stomach flu
What does cross-contamination mean?
A. Cooking food at the correct temperature.
B. Washing hands before preparing meals.
C. Harmful germs transferring from one food or surface to another.
D. Storing food in a refrigerator.
C. Harmful germs transferring from one food or surface to another.
What does healthcare access and quality refer to?
A. The number of hospitals in a country.
B. The cost of groceries and household expenses.
C. The ability to receive affordable, timely, and effective medical care.
D. The number of doctors working in restaurants.
C. The ability to receive affordable, timely, and effective medical care.
Which country reported that 8.2% of its population was uninsured in 2024?
United States
Approximately how many people in Finland were at risk of poverty in 2024?
A. 958,000
B. 2.7 million
C. 18.3 million
D. 27.2 million
A. 958,000
Which of the following is a cause of food contamination in the United States mentioned in the presentation?
A. Proper food refrigeration
B. Food safety education
C. Regular handwashing
D. Cross-contamination
D. Cross-contamination
What is Finland's Oiva system designed to do?
A. Provide health insurance.
B. Make food safety inspection results publicly available.
C. Provide grocery discounts.
D. Track household income.
B. Make food safety inspection results publicly available.
Which two public healthcare programs are available in the United States?
A. Medicare and Medicaid
B. Oiva and Medicare
C. Medicaid and Oiva
D. FDA and CDC
A. Medicare and Medicaid
Which country provides publicly funded healthcare services to eligible residents?
Finland
What percentage of U.S. households experienced food insecurity in 2024?
A. 8.2%
B. 17.3%
C. 27.2%
D. 13.7%
D. 13.7%
Which two foodborne illnesses are discussed in your presentation as affecting both countries?
A. Norovirus and Salmonella
B. Influenza and malaria
C. Tuberculosis and norovirus
D. E. coli and malaria
A. Norovirus and Salmonella
What four steps does the FDA promote for food safety?
A. Wash, Freeze, Store, and Eat.
B. Buy, Clean, Separate, and Serve.
C. Cook, Wash, Freeze, and Reheat.
D. Clean, Separate, Cook, and Chill.
D. Clean, Separate, Cook, and Chill.
Why might someone without health insurance delay seeking treatment?
A. They are automatically denied all medical services.
B. They cannot develop foodborne illnesses.
C. They do not need medical treatment.
D. They may be concerned about paying medical bills.
D. They may be concerned about paying medical bills.
Which country reported that 8.6% of people had unmet medical care needs in 2024?
Finland
What does economic stability mean?
A. Having access to free groceries.
B. Being able to afford basic needs and necessities.
C. Having a high-paying job.
D. Having access to private health insurance only.
B. Being able to afford basic needs and necessities.
Which food borne illness was associated with Finland's major 2021 outbreak discussed in the presentation?
A. Norovirus
B. Salmonella
C. Influenza
D. Campylobacter
B. Salmonella
Why is food safety education important?
A. It eliminates the need for food inspections.
B. It guarantees that nobody gets sick.
C. It teaches people how to handle, prepare, and store food safely.
D. It replaces healthcare services.
C. It teaches people how to handle, prepare, and store food safely.
Even with publicly funded healthcare, what problem can people in Finland experience?
A. No food safety regulations
B. Long waiting times and unmet medical needs
C. No access to medical professionals
D. No public healthcare services
B. Long waiting times and unmet medical needs