18 - food adulteration, biosecurity and food supply protection Flashcards

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what are the several form of food adulteration?

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Adding an ingredient of lesser value (melamine in milk)
Adding colour or flavor to mask a defect
Using a species of lesser value (cow milk used to dilute goat milk, horse meat instead of cow meat)
Using an ingredient from an “off-label” geographic location

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What is food security ?

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the access to sufficient calories on a daily basis

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Why is food safety an issue of food security

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because contaminated food can’t be eaten and the more there is contaminated food and the more it stresses the food supply chain

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T or F : the possibility of becoming ill from food is increased in the developed countries

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true

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What is food bioterrorism?

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intentional contamination of food for economic gains or to cause harm

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what are the steps taken in order to reduce the vulnrability of each system within the food supply infrastructure?

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1- analyse the vulnerability of an operation within the food system

  1. deploy an intervention
  2. analyse the vulnerability again
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What are the two sets of risk management to help with accessing the risk?

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1- operational risk management (ORM)

2- criticality, accessibility, recuperability, vulnerability, effect, recognixability (CARVER)

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What is the ORM ?

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a five step process in which you identify and manage risks and for each vulnaribility you conduct a severity vs probability

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T or F : probability and severity are synonyms

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false

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** T or F : in the case of the ORM you need to discuss specific strains that could cause harm

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false, you don’t need to discuss about sensitvie detaisl on potential agents

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What are the 5 steps of the ORM ?

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  1. Identify the hazards
  2. Assess the potential consequences of the hazards
  3. Determine which risks to manage with which interventions
  4. Implement the interventions
    Assess the success of the
  5. interventions
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What is the difference between the carver+ shock and the ORM

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in the case of the ORM you loosely define the probability and severity of an identified vulnerability while in the carver shock you evaluate the vulnerability by evaluating each node of a system

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What does carver stands for

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  1. criticality
  2. accessibility
  3. recuperability
  4. vulnerability
  5. effect
  6. recognizably
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What is criticality ?

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The degree to which public health or economic consequences are nationally significant

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What is the accessibility?

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Physical access to the target

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What is the recuperability ?

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The overall system resiliency as measured in the time required to bring the system back into operation

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What is the Vulnerability

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Attack feasibility as viewed by the potential for a successful attack

18
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what is the effect ?

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Direct losses from a food attack as defined by the fraction of the food system that has been impacted by the attack

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What is the recognizably?

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The ease of target identification, or the amount of specialized knowledge needed to identify the point for intentional contamination (example easy for buffet and not easy in processing plants)

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What is the shock?

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The combined health, economic, and psychological impacts of a successful attack

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What is the detect to prevent ?

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a strategy taken in the processing plant to detect and eliminate the chance of public health concenrs

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What is the detect to protect ?

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prevent health conseuences after the product as left the facility to prevent the sale of contaminated foods

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What is the detect to recover step?

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rapid identification of intentional contamination in order to quickly contain the event to minimize the impacts

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What is the detect to prevent, to protect and to recover system ?

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is an approach for evaluating detection and diagnostic system intervention options