Food Handler
Management Systems
Cleaning vs. Sanitizing
Time and Temperature
Personal Hygiene
100
What is the most important thing you can do to prevent FBI

Wash your hands

100

Who should take care of pest issues?

Only exterminators and pest control certified people

100

What's the difference between cleaning and sanitizing a surface?

Cleaning- removes dirt from the surface

Sanitizing- Reduces pathogens on the surface

100

What temperature must poultry be cooked to?

165 F

100

When should you change your gloves?

- After finishing a task

- After touching an allergen

- After getting interrupted

- After touching face, hair, etc

200

Can hand antiseptic be used in place of hand washing?

No, only after washing hands.

200

How tall must mounted floor equipment be?

At least 6 inches above the floor.

200

How should trash be handled when full?

Remove trash from prep area and store in container with lid or take it out of the establishment.

200

What temperature must seafood be cooked to?

145 F

200

How long should you wash hands before putting on gloves?

At least 15-20 seconds

300

What are the three basic steps for an effective cleaning process?

Scraping, clean with detergent, sanitize and finally air dry.

300

What texture should walls and ceilings be and why?

The should be smooth and durable so they are easier to clean.

300

What are the signs of pests?

Droppings, nests and damage to packaging.

300

What will correct temperatures help keep food from?

Pathogens

300

What should and employee remove before going to the bathroom?

- Apron

- Gloves

400

What is the first step of an employee when they enter the food establishment?

Wash hands and put on a clean apron

400

What is an air gap?

Creates gap between water supply and contaminated water.

400

What are the steps for cleaning in a 3 compartment sink?

1- Soak/scrape

2- Wash

3- Rinse

4- Sanitize

5- Air dry

400

Cold TCS foods must be held at what temperature?

41 F or lower

400

What should you not do when putting on gloves?

Touch the outside of the glove.

500

The best way to thaw food is...

In the bottom shelf a the refridgerator.
500

Name the 5 most common risk factors for foodborne illnesses:

1- Purchasing from safe suppliers

2- Failing to cook food correctly

3- Holding food at wrong temps

4- Using contaminated plates, equipment, etc

5- Poor personal hygiene

500

What should happen when there are signs of pests?

Call pest control and stop operation.

500

What is an example of time temperature abuse?

- Food is held out for too long

- Food is not kept at correct temperature for more than 4 hours

-  Food is not cooled or heated up to correct temperature in a safe time


500

What type of towel should you use when drying hands in the workplace?

 Single-use paper towels