Being safe and hygienic with and around food Flashcards

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What is contamination?

A

the presence of any unwanted foreign body in food that can cause illness or harm.

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What is food poisoning?

A

illness caused by bacteria or other toxins in food

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Why are there food hygiene regulations?

A

to ensure that food is safe to eat, stopping outbreaks of food poisoning.

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Give three examples of of which food hygiene regulations would apply to.

A

any of:
catering establishments
hotels
guest houses
food production factories

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What is personal hygiene?

A

preparing yourself to be hygienic as possible to minimise the chance of food contamination.

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What is cross contamination?

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When bacteria are transferred from one source to another by contact

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Give 1 example of how cross contamination can happen.

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any one of:
-incorrect hand washing
-incorrect cleaning of utensils or equipment
-during incorrect storage of foods

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What does good personal hygiene minimise?

A

the risk of any contamination entering food

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What is the correct clothing food handlers should be using?

A

chef whites or a clean apron.

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why must food handlers use the correct clothing?

A

to prevent clothing from contaminating the food

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What must people with long hair and beards do? (give two things)

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-tie the hair back
-wear a chef’s hat
-cover beard with a beard net

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What does covering long hair and beards prevent?

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prevents loose hair dropping in the food

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Why must food handlers have short clean nails?

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to prevent dirt collecting underneath them. which could fall into food

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Why are plasters used?

A

to prevent bacteria from cuts entering food

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What must be done to cuts, sores and boils?

A

covered with a blue waterproof plaster

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15
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Why must the plasters be blue?

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so that if the plaster fall off it will be easily noticed

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What type of shoes must be worn in the kitchen?

A

flat, non slip footwear

17
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why must flat, non slip footwear be used?

A

to prevent slipping or tripping

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What type of makeup should food handlers wear?

19
Q

TRUE OR FALSE
heavy perfume and aftershave should be worn in the kitchen

20
Q

what could heavy perfume and aftershave do to the food?

A

It may flavour the food

21
Q

How must food handlers wash their hands?

A

with hot soapy water then dry thoroughly with a paper towel

22
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When must food handlers wash their hands?

A

-before starting to cook
-after preparing raw meats or vegetables
-after going to the toilet, blowing nose etc.

23
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What clothes should food handlers not wear in the kitchen?

A

outdoor clothes

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Why shouldn't outdoor clothes be worn when cooking?
the clothing will carry harmful bacteria, which can be transferred onto food and work surfaces.
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TRUE OR FALSE food handlers should not wear Nail varnish, false nails or jewellery
True
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How long should a sick food handler stay out of the kitchen?
for 48 hours after the symptoms have finished
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