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2 X 2
Strike 3
4 X 4
Strive for 5
100

TCS? Example of TCS food

What is time temperature control for safety?

100

Harmful microorganisms that make people sick

What are pathogens?

100

The only acceptable type of jewelry allowed in the kitchen

What is a plain band?

100

Procedure to insure that thermometers are measuring accurate temperatures

What is calibrating?

100

Food should be stored this far off the floor.

What is 6 inches?

200

Three high risk populations

What are the elderly, preschool age children, and people with compromised immunity?

200

The best way to prevent the kitchen from bacteria

The best way to prevent the kitchen from virus

What is Control Time and Temperature?

What is Personal Hygiene?

200

Two viruses easily passed from food handlers to customers

What are norovirus & hepatitis A?

200

The Danger Zone & temperature range in which bacteria grow most quickly.

What are 41-135 degrees and 70-125 degrees?

200

The acronym FIFO stands for this important storage concept.

What is First In, First Out?

300

The three types of contamination

What are physical, chemical, biological?

300

List two viruses, list two bacteria that cause foodborne illness

What are norovirus and hepatitis?

What are shigella, salmonella/typhi, or ecoli?

300

The three "hand-care" guidelines

What are keep fingernails trimmed and clean, do not wear nail polish, do not wear false nails?

300

Five pieces of equipment used in measuring temperature (name three)

What are bimetallic stemmed thermometer, thermocouples & thermistors, infrared (laser) thermometers, Time-Temperature indicators, maximum registering thermometer?

300

Two signs of Time Temperature Abuse for frozen foods.

What are fluids & water stains and ice crystals & frozen liquids?

400

Safety and health training from your employer that helps prevent work-related injuries and illnesses

What is OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)?

400

F.A.T.T.O.M.

What is FOOD, ACIDITY, TIME, TEMPERATURE, OXYGEN, MOISTURE?

400

The four bacterial illness Servsafe focuses on

What are Shigella, E.coli, Salmonella, Nontyphoidal salmonella?

400

Guidelines for preventing cross-contamination

What are use separate equipment for raw and ready-to-eat food, clean and sanitize before and after tasks, pre raw and ready-to-eat foods at different times, and buy prepared foods?

400

Four reasons for rejecting packaged items.

What is tears, holes & punctures, severe dents, bulging ends, rust, bloating & leaking, water stains, pests or pest damage, and past expiration dates?

500

These four practices are related to foodborne illness

What are time-temperature abuse, cross-contamination, poor personal hygiene, poor cleaning and sanitizing?

500

The 8 common allergens

What are peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish, wheat, soy, eggs, milk?

500

Five steps for handwashing

What are wet hands and arms, apply soap, scrub hands and arms for 15 seconds, rinse hands and arms thoroughly, and dry hands and arms?

500

Five guidelines for avoiding time-temperature abuse

What are monitoring, tools, recording, time & temperature control, and corrective actions?

500

The order in which a cooler should be arranged top to bottom.

What is RTE, fish, meat, ground meat/fish, poultry - in order by minimum internal temperatures?