It takes ______ people for an illness to be considered a part of an outbreak
2
The three forms of contamination are biological, chemical and ____
Physical
The five common risk factors responsible for food
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It takes ______ people for an illness to be considered a part of an outbreak
2
The three forms of contamination are biological, chemical and ____
Physical
The five common risk factors responsible for food borne illness outbreaks in the U.S. are: Purchasing food from unsafe ______, Failing to cook food ________, Holding food at incorrect ________, Using contaminated _________, Practicing poor personal __________
Sources, adequately, temperatures, equipment, hygiene
Four major reasons that food becomes unsafe: Time/Temperature ______, Cross _______, Poor personal _______, Poor cleaning and ________
abuse, contamination, hygiene, sanitizing
TCS stands for T_____/T_____ C______ S______
Time/Temperature Control Safety
Those foods are on the TCS list because they are more likely to become ______ and have all been involved in food borne illness ______
unsafe; outbreaks
Ready to eat foods are foods that have been _______, prepped or cooked
washed
Elderly people's immune system B______ D______ with age
Breaks Down
Preschool aged children's immune system is S______ D_______
Still Developing
The _________ is responsible for the safety of food in a food service establishment
Manager
Inspecting non-agricultural food, regulating food that crosses state lines, and developing the modle food code ______
FDA
Inspecting meat, poultry, eggs, and regulating food that crosses state boundaries ____
USDA
Writing/adopting codes to regulate retail and food service operations S_____ and L_____ regulatory authorities
State; Local
The most common way pathogens are transferred to food is through ______ personal hygiene
Poor
Bacteria typically found on the ______ of food
Surface
Two of the most common symptoms of food borne illness are ______ and vomiting
Diarrhea
Yellowing of the skin and eyes is a symptom known as ____
Jaundice
Bacteria require these 6 conditions to grow: F____ A_____ T_______ T______ O______ M_______
Food Activity Temperature Time Oxygen Moisture
Source of bacteria: Salmonella Typhi- __________, Non typhoidal Salmonella- Farm animals, Shigella SPP- Human ______, E.coli- Intestines of _______
Human; Feces; Cattle
Sources of viruses Hepatitis A- _______ Feces, Norovirus- Human _________
Human; Feces
Of these 6 pathogens, ______ is the number one cause of food borne disease in the U.S.
Norovirus
Mold can be cut from hard cheese if you take off ____ inch all the way around
1
The environment that food is harvested from can contain many different types of _______ toxins
Biological
The best way to keep them from contaminating your food is to purchase from _____ sources
Approved
Acid can cause certain metals to leech _____ into the food
Toxins
Foreign objects (natural or not) found in food are a from of _________ contamination
Physical
The FDA's tool for preventing the deliberate contamination of food is ________
ALERT
An ____________ is a person's sensitivity to a specific protein in food
Allergy
Allergy symptoms are similar to those of other food borne illness except when the body shuts down causing ______
Anaphylaxis
These common allergens should be listed on menus items description: 1._______ 2.________ 3. ____ 4. _______ 5.________ 6. _______ 7. _______ 8. Tree nuts
Milk; Eggs; Fish; Shellfish; Wheat; Soy; Peanut
When an allergen is transferred from one surface or food to another it is called cross ________
Contact
The entire hand washing procedure should take ___ seconds (Or longer). Wet with running water at least ____ F (38 C) Apply ____, Scrub vigorously for __ to __ seconds. Rinse thoroughly with running ______, Dry with a single use paper ______ or an air drying machine
20; 100; Soap; 10; 15; Water; Towel
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