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Potpourri
100

For something to be defined as a foodborne illness outbreak, how many people need to report eating the same food and have the same illness?

Two

100

Pathogens are what type of contamination?

Biological

100

Yeasts, mold, and mushrooms are all _________

Fungi

100

When washing hands, you wet your hands and arms, apply soap, and then scrub for ______ to ____ seconds.

10 - 15

100

A food handler with an infected wound or boil not properly covered

Restrict

Food handler should not work with exposed food, utensils, and equipment.

200

Which is a TCS food?
Bread, Flour, Sprouts, Strawberries 

Sprouts

200

FATTOM is: Food, ______, Temperature, Time, Oxygen, and Mositure

Acidity

200

Assure, Look, Employees, Reports, and Threat are all steps in the _______ plan (acronym) that can be used to develop a food defense program.

ALERT

200

NEVER handle ____ ____ _____ foods with bare hands unless it will be cooked to 145F

Ready to eat

200

Food handler at a nursing home has a sore throat and a fever

Exclude

300

This government agency inspects all food EXCEPT meat, poultry, and eggs

FDA

300

This BACTERIA is most commonly linked to RTE foods and beverages.

Salmonella Typhi

300

A guest had a reversal of hot and cold sensations after eating seafood. What is most likely the cause?

Biological toxin

300

A food handler will be wearing single use gloves to  assemble boxed lunches. When must the food handler's hands be washed?

BEFORE putting on gloves

300

Raw meat and ready to eat foods should be prepped at _________ _________

Different times, cleaning between

400

This Organization inspects meat, eggs, and poultry

USDA

400

This VIRUS causes jaundice and workers must be excluded for seven days if they have jaundice.

Hepatitis A

400

Ciguatera toxin is connected to what food product?

Fish

400

While the danger zone is 41 -135, pathogens grow much faster in this range

70 - 125

400

This type of thermometer can check temperatures from 0 - 220. It is used to check food temps upon receiving and to check hot/cold held food

Bimetallic stemmed thermometer 

500

Raw chicken breast are left out at room temperature on a table, what is the risk that could cause a foodborne illness? 

Time Temperature Abuse

500

Parasites require a ________ to live and reproduce

Host

500

This toxin in fish is made by pathogens when it is time-temperature abused

Histamines

500

How do you prevent cross contamination when cutting up different types of foods? (poultry, beef, seafood, veggies...ect) 

Different colored cutting boards

500

Which thermometer calibration method is recommended because it is safer and easier?

Ice method.

The ice point method uses a cup of ice water to submerge the thermometer and set to 32 degrees F / o degrees C.