Bacteria
Food preservation techniques
Gen ?s #1
Gen ?s #2
Food Borne Illness Prevention
100

Salmonella bacteria is usually spread via:

raw meat, poultry & eggs

100

Radiation energy passes through food, controlling growth of insects, bacteria, fungi, and parasites

Irradiation

100

Who is most at risk? (name 4/6)

Infants and children, Older adults, Those with liver disease, diabetes, H I V/A I D S, cancer, Postsurgical patients, Pregnant women, People taking immunosuppressant agents

100

list of foods established in 1958 that were grandfathered in as safe for consumption

GRAS List

100

When buying foods, frozen perishable foods should be bought when?

last

200

improperly canned foods is a source

Clostridium botulinum

200

Mod high temp for 15-30 min

Pasteurization

200

Historically, many food preservation techniques bind ___________ to inhibit growth of bacteria.

water

200

Three things you can do to reduce exposure to lead

let water run for a minute or so if it has been off more than 2 hours; meet iron and calcium needs to decrease lead absorption; avoid hazards (paint in some older homes; imported herbal remedies, Mexican pottery)

200

3 Ways it is safe to thaw foods

refrigerator, microwave or under running water

300

source can include deli meats; greatest concern during pregnancy 

Listeria monocytogenes

300

Food & package sterilized separately before food enters package

aseptic processing

300

Most food borne illness is caused by which 2 microorganisms?

bacteria & viruses
300

What is the Dirty Dozen and the Clean 15?

List that comes out annually by EWG that lists foods with least likely & most likely to contain pesticide residues.

300

USDA Food Safety Program includes what 4 actions?

Clean, Separate, Cook, Chill

400

Can live on skin and within nasal passages of up to 25% of population, so avoiding sneezing and covering sores on hands is important when handling foods.

Staphylococcus aureus

400

Heating food above 275 degrees F for 1-2 seconds

Ultra-high temperature processing

400

What is the danger zone?

40-140 degrees F

400

Farming practices used in organic farming

•Biological pest management.

•Composting.

•Manure applications.

•Crop rotation.

400

Leftovers should be stored within what time frame?

1-2 hours

500

Multiples rapidly in prepared foods, such as meats, casseroles, and gravies held at room temperature for extended time

Clostridium perfringens

500

lowers pH of food

Vinegar & citric acid

500

What are some reasons that food additives are used?

Limit spoilage; Increase nutrient content; Prevent undesirable changes in color and flavor; Increase safety of food distribution; Reduce the activity of enzymes that can change flavor and color of food; Preservative

500

Locavore means

eats locally grown foods

500

Meat, poultry, fish internal temperature should be checked prior to consumption.

True or false

True