Knives
Kitchen Basics
Fires & Burns
Choking
Rando
100

True or false: a sharp knife is the safest kind of knife

True

100

To properly wash your hands, you should use soap and water, and scrub for this amount of time

30 seconds

100

What type of clothing should you avoid when cooking?

Loose or dangly

100

If a person is choking but still coughing, that’s a good thing. It means there is still this happening

Airflow

100

The best way to prevent mice in the kitchen is to do this really well

Clean

200

You should never try to do this if you drop a knife

Catch it

200

Name one reason the P in PAWSE is important?

1. So hair won't get in your food - cross-contamination risk

2. So hair won't catch fire

200

You should never use water to put out this type of fire

Grease

200

Show me the universal sign for choking

(Hands crossed around neck)

200

You should never yank a cord to unplug something; instead, grab it by this part

Base

300

Which part of a knife are YOU holding when you’re handing it off to someone else?

The spine

300

Finish the phrase…”if you have time to lean, you have ______  __  _______”

Time to clean!

300

You should lift the lid of a pot in this direction when removing it

Away from you

300

During abdominal thrusts (Heimlich), you should push in this direction

Up

300

Kitchens are the number one place this physical kitchen hazard happens

Slips and falls

400

Knives are pointed in this direction when you walk with it

Down

400

What does the S in PAWSE stand for?

Set up your dishwashing station

400

Run this temperature water over a minor burn for 15 minutes

Cool

400

If a person is choking and you start back blows, what angle should the person’s upper body be at in relation to the floor?

90 degrees

400

Raw meat or seafood should be stored in this location in the refrigerator

The bottom shelf/In a covered container

500

You put this under a cutting board if it’s sliding around the counter

A damp towel

500

What is the official French term for “Putting everything in its place?”

Mise en place

500

You’re taking away this natural element when you smother a fire

Oxygen

500

If a person is choking and silent, you immediately start this numerical sequence. Name and explain both parts.

5x5. Bend the person at the waist so their upper body is at a 90 degree angle. Start with 5 back blows using the palm of your hand. Move to the Heimlich, using 5 upward thrusts. Repeat if necessary.

500

Name one place where cross-contamination usually happens

During food prep (raw meat touches ready to eat food)

During food storage (raw meat drips on ready to eat food)

During food handling (not washing hands in between touching raw food and ready to eat food)