5 Employee health, hygrine, training Flashcards

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1
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Employees can be vehicles of contamination. What are Bio Contaminatoin concerns?

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-pass viruse to food from mouth, nose, cuts
-cross contaminate -unwashed hands, or tools used

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Employees can be vehicles of contamination, What physical concers?

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hair, jewlery, paint chips that end up in foods

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Employees can be vehicles of contamination. What chemical concerns?

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perfume, cleaning supliess that get into food

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4
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when is handwasing required?

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-before food prep
-before putting on gloves
-between preparing differnt types of food
-after handeling trash
-after using the restroom
-after touhing body hair, sneezing, coughing, eating, drinking, smoking, service pets

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5
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requirments of handwasing?

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-dispense water 100F

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rule for food employees and service pets?

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Food employees may not care for or handle pets or service animals that may be present such as specified in the food code (6-501.115(B)(2)-(5))
Unless if the wash their hands as specified in the food code.

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food employees with nail polish or artifical fingers nails when workig with exposed food should?

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required to ware gloves

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8
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how to succssfully wash hands?

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-wet your hands with warm water then apply soap
-rub soap in vigorously for 10 – 15 seconds
-get between fingers and above the wrists
-rinse well
-dry off with clean towel
-process should take at least 20 seconds.

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When do you wear gloves?
when to change gloves?

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-should wear gloves when handling food
-change when need to wash hands
-change when contaminated, ripped or torn

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if gloves become contaminated the worker should do the following steps:

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remove
throw away
wash hands
put new gloves on

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Cocern with skin infection- any person that has ____ should be excluded from frood prep

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-cuts, boils, septic pimples that can spread bacteria
-infection- dermatits or psoriasis

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12
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Bandages should be:

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-waterproof
-brighly colored- easily found
-well supplied first aid kit easy accessable

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an employee with a skin infection or open wound

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-covered with an impermable cover like a bandaid, finger cot
-also be gloved

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concern over employee hair in the food prep area?

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-hair, beards, mustaches
-contain pathogens or microorganism
contain physical & chemical contaminants

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-food saftey way or dealing with emplyee hair?

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-comb or fix hair outside of food prep area
-had or netting
-beard covered with beard net

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16
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Staphlococcus aureus is a ____ found ____ and symptoms of _____

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Bacteria
skin
vomiting and diarrhea, what most people call food poisoning

17
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What is proper attire in the workplace? (clothing)

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clean, washable, light in color
-no loose button or buckles

18
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what is proper attire in the workplace? (Perfume, soaps, aftershave)

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use lightly as strong scents can affect food products
-also may have chemical or additives that would affect allergens

19
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What is proper attire in the workplace? (Jewelry)

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-should be kept to a minimum
-harbor dirt, germs,
may fall into food or get caught in equipment causing injury

20
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Food handeling techniques, make reasonable sure not to have contact with food by doing ____

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Avoid unnecessary contact
-use clean tongs or scoops
-use barriers- deli tissue
-use uncontaminated single use gloves
-no bare hands to touch cooked food

21
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To avoid contamining glassware and dishes, employees must ___

A

hold dishes so that they do not touch the lip or food contact surface

22
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The prohibition of bare hands contact with ready to eat foods does not apply to

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the handling of ready to eat foods as they are being added to food that is to be cooked in the establishment to a minum tempature

22
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Emplyee who have AIDS/ HIV

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-no reported cases of tranmission through working with food
-considered disabled, not able to discriminate or stop them from working

22
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Food personal must demonstate knowledge of CCP with reguard to sanitation

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-dispaly handwasing, and when done
-how to clean and sanitize food contact surface

22
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Food personal must demonstate knowledge of CCP with reguard to food

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-how to cook meast (hamburgers, chicken, turken, fish) to end temp and time
-how to cool food safely
-how to make safe salad
-how to handle left overs

22
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Food personnel training: Managers are responsible for (concerning employees)

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identify the required competencies
-provide training
-alert employees as to how job preformance affect food safety

22
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Food personal must demonstate knowledge of CCP with reguard how food flows through establishment

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-list hazard controls related to job
-illustrate how to monitor hazard
-list criteria for acquiring, handeling, serving food safely
-demonstrate how to transport, hold, serve hot or cold food

23
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employees should be able to define foodborne illness

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-define foodborne illness outbreak
-outline how investigated
-distinguish between illness infection, intoxication, and toxin-mediated infection
-identify the 3 categories that make food unsafe, bio, chem, phy

23
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Foodborne illness- with reguard to knowlege of illness statistics

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-know the current estimated number of cases, hospitalization and death annually
-understand difference between reported and estmated number of cases
-population groups high at risk are elderly, children, and weekened immune people