Species & Terms
What term refers to a castrated male bovine?
Steer
This is another name for a slaughterhouse
abattoir
This term means food is fit for consumption and meets all regulatory standards.
What is wholesome?
This 1906 law established federal meat inspection.
Federal Meat Inspection Act
This document provides hazard, handling, and safety information for chemicals.
SDS or MSDS
What is the term for a young female bovine who has not calved?
Heifer
This is the process of removing/draining blood from the animal
Exsanguination
This term applies when meat contains harmful substances or is produced under insanitary conditions.
This regulation system is abbreviated as CFR
Code of Federal Regulations
This common workplace hazard causes about 15% of accidental deaths.
Slips, trips, and falls
What term describes a castrated male swine?
Barrow
Upon death, this is what the animal is now referred to as
Carcass
Antemortem
This Texas code governs meat inspection at the state level.
What is the Texas Administrative Code (TAC)?
This is required to be worn in all inspected establishments
Hard Hat
What term describes a castrated male ovine?
Wether
This is defined as skeletal muscle and associated tissues from livestock.
Meat
This refers to sanitation procedures performed routinely in an establishment.
SSOP
In 1976, the Wholesome Meat Act required state inspection programs to be ______________ to federal standards.
Greater or equal to
This device warns that equipment should not be operated.
What is a tag out device
What term describes a mature female rabbit?
Doe
This term refers to products not suitable for human consumption and must be segregated.
Inedible
This type of inspection occurs after slaughter.
There are 9 parts to this definition that relates to meat products, whereas you primarily focus on the first 4.
Adulteration
This organization sets workplace safety standards inspectors must follow.
OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Administration