Cutting Boards
Foodborne Illness and Defense
Food Safety
Contamination
Cleanliness
100

What do you prepare on a green cutting board?

Produce (Fruits and Vegetables)

100

The minimum number of people that must get the same illness from eating the same food for it to be considered a foodborne illness outbreak? 

2

100

What is the temperature danger zone (TDZ)?

41F-135F

100

Microorganisms that cause sickness?

Pathogens

100

The single, most important part of personal hygiene?

Washing your hands

200

What do you prepare on a blue cutting board?

Raw Seafood

200

Why are preschool aged children considered a high risk population?

Their immune systems have not developed enough.

200

Which is a TCS food: Dry rice, cooked rice, fresh bread, or wheat flour?

Cooked rice

200

The yellowing of the skin and/or eyes is called?

Jaundice 

200

How long should you vigorously scrub your hands, under your nails, and between your fingers?

10-15 seconds

300

What do you prepare on a yellow cutting board?

Raw Poultry

300

What organization recommends the food safety regulations?

Food and Drug Administartion (FDA)

300

When pathogens transfer from one surface or food to another, it is called?

Cross contamination

300

What are the three forms of contamination in food?

Biological, Chemical, and Physical

300

If food-contact surfaces are in constant use, they must be cleaned and sanitized after how many hours?

Every four hours

400

What color cutting board is for raw meat and which is for cooked meat?

Raw meat = Red

Cooked meat = Brown

400

Most important way to slow bacterial growth in TCS food?

Controlling the time and temperature.

400

When proteins from one allergen mixes with proteins from another, this is called?

Cross contact

400

Bacteria need six conditions to grow, otherwise known as FAT TOM. What are they?

Food, Acidity, Tempertaure, Time, Oxygen, and Moisture.

400

What is a red bucket used for in the kitchen?

Sanitizer

500

What color cutting board is used for all other food groups not designated by previous boards? (i.e. Dairy or grains)

White

500

Norovirus is caused by what?

Highly contagious and shed in the feces of infected animals and humans.

500

Name as many of the "Big 8" allergens as you can

Crustacean Shellfish (crab, lobster, shrimp), fish, milk, tree nuts, soy, wheat, peanuts, eggs

500

Salmonella Typhi, Shigella spp., and Shiga toxin-producing E. coli are examples of what type of Biological contamination?

Bacteria

500

What are the five steps to properly cleaning a surface?

Scrape, wash, rinse, sanitize, air-dry