Hazard Analysis
Critical Control Points. (CCPs)
Monitoring Procedures
Sanitation Practices
Foodborne Illnesses
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What's do you think is the first in hazard analysis? 

Identifying potential hazards.

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What is a critical point in storing food?

keep it in the fridge to stay cold.

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Why do you need to check if food is cold in fridge?

to make sure it's safe to eat.

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What does sanitize mean?

to kill germs on surface

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What bacteria is commonly found in raw chicken?

salmonella
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Name one type of hazard in food safety. 

Biological, chemical, or physical.

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why is cooking food critical steps?

it kills germs

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What tool can you use to check food temperature?

A thermometer

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How often should you clean a chopping board?

after each use

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Name one symptom of foodborne illness 

Stomachache or vomiting

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What is a food hazard?

Something that can make foo unsafe to eat.

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What is one step you can take to keep the food safe when cooking?

check the temperature

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What does it mean to monitor food?

to check if it is safe.

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Why is washing hands important?

to stop germs from spreading

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What is a foodborne illness?

a sickness caused by unsafe food.

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What is an example of biological hazard?

Bacteria like salmonella  

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Why is checking food temperature a CCP?

It ensures harmful bacteria are killed.

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How often should you check food when cooking?

as often as needed to keep it safe.

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Name a place in the kitchen that needs regular cleaning.

countertops or equipment.

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How can you avoid foodborne illnesses?

by cooking food properly.

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Why is hazard analysis important? 

to prevent food from causing harm.

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Why is cooling food quickly a critical step. 

to stop bacteria from growing

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What should write down when monitoring food?

The temperature and the time you checked it.

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What should you do if cleaning chemicals spill on the food.

throw the food away

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Who is the most at risk for foodborne illnesses?

Young children, the elderly, or pregnant women.