Food Hygiene Final Flashcards
Which process can be performed in the clean area?
- Heading
- Filleting
- Gutting
- Cutting
- Filleting
- Cutting
Which fishery products must be stored under ice at a temperature of melting ice?
- Fresh fishery product
- Edible liver, roe, milt
- Fish to prepare canned product
- Final product
- Fresh fishery product
- Edible liver, roe, milt
Which statement is true?
- Live bivalves harvested from class C production area can be marketed directly for human consumption
- Shellfish collected from class A production can be marketed directly for human consumption
- Live bivalves harvested from class C production can be marketed after a long period relaying process
- Shellfish collected from class B production area can be marketed directly for human consumption
- Shellfish collected from class A production area can be marketed directly for human consumption
- Live bivalves harvested from class C production can be marketed after a long period relaying process
Which statement is true?
- Live bivalves harvested from class B production area can be transported to processing establishment without purification or relaying
- The production areas are classified based on heavy metal content of the sediment
- Shellfish collected from class C production must be treated with heat instead of purification in the processing establishment
- Live bivalves harvested from class A production area can be marketed only after heat treatment
- Live bivalves harvested from class B production area can be transported to processing establishment without purification or relaying
- Shellfish collected from class C production must be treated with heat instead of purification in the processing establishment
Which statement is true?
- Due to marinating, the flesh of fish will become softer with characteristic taste
- Salting is not applied during the smoking
- The fish bodies are ripened for 1-2 years in the metal can in case of canned products
- The breaded marinating product is produced by the cooking of fish
- Due to marinating, the flesh of fish will become softer with characteristic taste
- The fish bodies are ripened for 1-2 years in the metal can in case of canned products
Which is characterisitc for purification centre?
- Shellfish must be purified for at least 2 months
- Microbiological characteristics of water applied to the tank and the purified & non-purified shellfish must be investigated
- Live bivalves must be purified by clean or purified seawater
- The different marine animal species can be stored together with the shellfish in the same tank
- Microbiological characteristics of water applied to the tank and the purified & non-purified shellfish must be investigated
- Live bivalves must be purified by clean or purified seawater
Which statement is true?
-The successive catch of fish must be separated on the factory vessel
- The clean and contaminated processes must not be separated on the factory vessel
- Tools and equipments must be produced from those material which is corrosion-resistant to seawater
- The fishery products must not be chilled on the factory vessel
-The successive catch of fish must be separated on the factory vessel
- Tools and equipments must be produced from those material which is corrosion-resistant to seawater
What are the notifiable diseases of fish?
- Spring viraemia of carp
- Viral haemorrhagic septicaemia of salmon
- Ictyophtirius multiformis
- Bothriocephalosis
- Spring viraemia of carp
- Viral haemorrhagic septicaemia of salmon
What is the histamin limit for fishery products?
- 100-200 mg/kg for general products
- 200-400 mg/kg for general products
-100-200 mg/kg after enzymatic maturation - 200/400 mg/kg after enzymatic maturation
- 100-200 mg/kg for general products
- 200/400 mg/kg after enzymatic maturation
In the case of fishery products, what sampling is required in case of doubtful results of organoleptic evaluation?
- Total volatile basic nitrogen (TVN-N)
- Total protein (TP)
- Cadaverine level (CL)
-Trimethyl-amine nitrogen (TMA-N)
- Total volatile basic nitrogen (TVN-N)
-Trimethyl-amine nitrogen (TMA-N)
Which heavy metals are tested for molluscs?
- Hg
- Cu
- Pb
- Cd
- Pb
- Cd
Which heavy metals are tested for fish and crustaceans?
- Fe
- Pb
- Hg
- Cu
- Pb
- Hg
For which fish types is candling part of the official control?
- Fillet
- Herring
- Flounder
- Scomboid species
- Fillet
- Flounder
What characteritic does an official test include for live fish?
- Sex
- Viability (movement, respiration)
- Body length
- General health status
- Viability (movement, respiration)
- General health status
What tests are required for official inspection of frozen fish?
- Floating probe
- Cooking/frying test
- Muscle parasites
- Water binding capacity
- Cooking/frying test
- Muscle parasites
What pathogens are part of the food safety criteria from live marine molluscs?
- L. monocytogens
- Salmonella
- E.coli
- Coagulase positive staphylococcus
- Salmonella
- E.coli
What forms of biotoxins can occur in fishery products?
- Paralytic shellfish poison (PSP)
- Vomiting shellfish poison (VSP)
- Fainting shellfish poison (FSP)
- Amnesic shellfish poison (ASP)
- Paralytic shellfish poison (PSP)
- Amnesic shellfish poison (ASP)
What is the cause of the flesh of fish more perishable than the mammal meat?
- Parasitic infection
- High water content
- High pH
- Biotoxin content
- High water content
- High pH
What is the role of packaging?
- It protects the food from the effects of the environment to keep the quality of the product
- In the case of frozen products, it allows the consumer to maintain the quality even if the cold chain is broken
- It is decreasing the amount of food waste
- It gives an opportunity to present information about the given food and contribute to consumer awareness
- It protects the food from the effects of the environment to keep the quality of the product
- It gives an opportunity to present information about the given food and contribute to consumer awareness
Which of these informations are mandatory?
- All ingredients, with their rations in percentages (class)
- The date of manufacturing, given in day/month/year format
- Energy content in 100g or 100ml product
- Storage conditions
- Energy content in 100g or 100ml product
- Storage conditions
Examples of active packaging?
- Fungicide ripening foil
- Labels with QR codes
- Dye indicating the effects of temperature
- Moisture absorbing pads
- Fungicide ripening foil
- Moisture absorbing pads
Which of the nutrients is a voluntary information on the label of food product?
- Salt
- Fibre
- Protein
- Glucose
- Fibre
- Glucose
In which cases is the oval mark mandatory?
- Sliced meat
- Chocolate
- Bakery products
- Fermented dairy products
- Sliced meat
- Fermented dairy products
The meat stamp contains the
- Approval number of the meat processing plant
- The abbreviation of the European countries
- The ISO code of the country of origin
- The passport number of the cattle
- Approval number of the meat processing plant
- The ISO code of the country of origin
Which of these are allergens?
- Sesame seeds
- Parlsey
- Anise/aniseed
- Mustard
- Sesame seeds
- Mustard
Which of these are NOT mandatory on food label?
- Name of the producer
- Nutritional claim
- Alcohol content in the case of bakery products
- Weight of product
- Nutritional claim
- Alcohol content in the case of bakery products
Which of these statements are not characteristic of the primary packaging?
- It is with indirect contact with the food, it is the outermost protection of batches
- It provides useful information for the consumers
- It can be divided into smaller units, called the secondary packaging
- It is important that it does not pose a human health risk
- It is with indirect contact with the food, it is the outermost protection of batches
- It can be divided into smaller units, called the secondary packaging
What is characteristic to intelligent packaging?
- It gives information from the storage condition of food even before buying the product
- It is capable to show the actual temperature of the given product
- The consumer can only see it after opening the food packaging
- It is mainly used for bakery products to absorb moisture
- It gives information from the storage condition of food even before buying the product
- It is capable to show the actual temperature of the given product
What are the health claims
- It can contribute to fibre rich diet
- It may contribute to healthy brain functions
- The consumption of this food can be inserted to low-salt diets
- It plays a role in proper function of the immune system
- It may contribute to healthy brain functions
- It plays a role in proper function of the immune system
When is the description “smoke flavoured” applied on products label?
- When the product is NOT smoked with hard wood
- When the smoke flavour is produced with using smoke aroma for the surface treatment on the product
- When the product is NOT smoked with birch wood
- When the smoke flavour is produced with injection the smoke aroma into the product
- When the smoke flavour is produced with using smoke aroma for the surface treatment on the product
- When the smoke flavour is produced with injection the smoke aroma into the product
What is the relationship between the terms of waste management, waste disposal and waste utilization?
- Waste utilization covers waste disposal, and the latter one covers waste management
- Waste management covers waste utilization, and the latter one covers waste disposal
- Waste management covers waste utilization
- Waste management covers waste disposal
- Waste management covers waste utilization
- Waste management covers waste disposal
What term does not being to the definition of waste?
- Hazardous material
- Became redundant on the site of generation
- It is not utilizable directly further
- May be treated together with the main mass flows
- Hazardous material
- May be treated together with the main mass flows
What kind of rule shall be certainly kept if material is intended to be used as a by-product in the food industry?
- Precise records shall be kept about it
- Food hygiene rules shall strictly apply
- It can only be processed on the same processing line as the main product was
- Expiry/use by dates are to be strictly observed
- Precise records shall be kept about it
- Food hygiene rules shall strictly apply
What is true for waste reuse?
- It is done within the same industry
- Waste is reused in its original form, or with only minor modifications
- Only the reuse for the original purpose belongs to this term
- Only the reuse at the site of waste generation belongs to this term
- It is done within the same industry
- Only the reuse at the site of waste generation belongs to this term
Food industrial waste are not typified by the following?
- Generally low water content
- Are generated at geographically scattered locations
- Contain quickly decomposing organic materials
- All can get back to the nature with the natural cycling of biomass
- Generally low water content
- All can get back to the nature with the natural cycling of biomass
What is the difference between the professional and legal definition of the waste?
- Only technical aspects are covered by the professional definition
- The professional defines the sub-term of secondary raw materials within the term of waste
- Legal requirement appears in the legal definition as potential waste generating factor
- The legal definition is more concrete, concise
- The professional defines the sub-term of secondary raw materials within the term of waste
- The legal definition is more concrete, concise
Which information is part of the package of the table eggs?
- The approval number of the egg packing centre
- The type of housing
- The oval identification mark
- Date of laying
- The approval number of the egg packing centre
- The type of housing
Which criteria are specified in the 2073/2005 EC regulation?
- 3-OH-butyric acid
- Salmonella spp
- Enterobacteriaceae
- Campylobacter spp
- Salmonella spp
- Enterobacteriaceae
Which components are responsible for the protection of the egg?
- Vitamin B
- High pH
- Cuticle
- Chitin
- High pH
- Cuticle
Which of the egg’s attributes give information about its freshness?
- The size of the air space
- The size of the germinal disk
- The size of the pores
- The consistency of albumin
- The size of the air space
- The consistency of albumin
What are the characteristic of old eggs?
- Air space more than 6mm
- No air space
- Liquid albumin
- Brown egg shell
- Air space more than 6mm
- Liquid albumin
Which of these establishments must be authorized?
- Egg packing centre
- Egg collector
- Large-scale layer farm
- Egg processing plant
- Egg packing centre
- Egg processing plant
What are the characteritics of grade A eggs?
- It certifies that the egg is fit for human consumption without heat treatment
- It might be used for the manufacturing of egg products
- The yolk is slightly mobile
- It doesn’t have air space
- It certifies that the egg is fit for human consumption without heat treatment
- The yolk is slightly mobile
Which information is part of the producer’s code on the eggshell?
- The approval of the egg packing centre
- The type of housing
- EC for European communities
- The ISO code of the country
- The type of housing
- The ISO code of the country
Why is it necessary to withdraw feed before slaughter of poultry?
-To avoid faecal contamination during transport
- In order to empty the gastrointenstinal tract to reduce the risk of injury during evisceration
- For economic reasons, animals are only fed as long as they have to
- To keep animals alert during transport
-To avoid faecal contamination during transport
- In order to empty the gastrointenstinal tract to reduce the risk of injury during evisceration
Which of the following operations are critical control point (CCP) in the case of poultry slaughter?
- Stunning, bleeding
- Dressing, evisceration
- Chilling of the carcass
- Chilling of the offals
- Chilling of the carcass
- Chilling of the offals
Typically, how are poultry placed in the transport vehicle?
- Tied up
- Folded up on feet
- In fixed cages
- In mobile crates
- In fixed cages
- In mobile crates
How warm is the boling water for poultry slaughter?
- 50-54C in case of air chilling
- 55-66C in case of air chilling
- 50-54C in case of immersion chilling
- 55-60C in case of immersion chilling
- 50-54C in case of air chilling
- 55-60C in case of immersion chilling
For which animal species is scalding a characteristic slaughter moment?
- Sheep
- Swine
- Poultry
- Rabbit
- Swine
- Poultry
Where is the identification mark (meat stamp) for poultry and rabbits?
- In case of poultry on the packaging
- In case of poultry on the carcass
- In case of rabbit on the packaging
- In case of rabbit on the carcass
- In case of poultry on the packaging
- In case of rabbit on the packaging
Is there a difference in Salmonella count between meat products intended to be eaten raw and between poultry meat products intended to be cooked related to food safety criteria?
- No, in both cases, zero tolerance is defined, which means salmonella cannot be present
- Yes, there is a difference as Salmonella is non compliant only in case of meat products intended to be eaten cooked (0/25g)
- No, as Salmonella count for meat products intended to be eaten raw is 0/25g, for poultry meat intended to be eaten cooked is 0/25g
- Yes, there is a difference as Salmonella is non compliant in case of meat product intended to be eaten raw (0/25g)
- No, in both cases, zero tolerance is defined, which means salmonella cannot be present
- No, as Salmonella count for meat products intended to be eaten raw is 0/25g, for poultry meat intended to be eaten cooked is 0/25g
Which of these are red meat products?
- Salami
- Lyoner
- Foil-packed ham
- Bologna-type sausages
- Lyoner
- Bologna-type sausages
Which of the below products are raw, fermented products?
- Hungarian winter salami
- Foil-package ham
- Lyoner
- Snack sausage
- Hungarian winter salami
- Snack sausage
What us typical for raw sausages made with starter culture?
- Ripening is done by stepwise temperature decrease and starting at higher ripening temperature, than by traditional dry sausage
- Microflora is composed of lactobacillus species, salt resistant and nitrate reducing micrococcus & enterococcus species
- Raw sausages made with starter cultures have higher pH values, then the traditional dry sausage
- Microflora is composed mainly of special noble moules, penicillum species
-Ripening is done by stepwise temperature decrease and starting at higher ripening temperature, than by traditional dry sausage
- Microflora is composed of lactobacillus species, salt resistant and nitrate reducing micrococcus & enterococcus species
What is the difference between slow and fast curing?
- The main difference is in processing, as by slow curing the product is made with salt, nitrites or nitrates for preservation, colour & taste development. Therefore meat parts are merged or surface treated with salts and ripened
- The main difference is in processing, as by slow curing the product is made with salt, nitrites & nitrates and other additives to help colour & taste development.
Curing solution is injected and/or added under vacuum to the tissues or surface treated with salts & ripened. - After slow curing, the cured meat part can be ripened even for 1 year, which is not typical for fast curing.
- Foil packaged ham and pressed ham is made with slow curing and cannot be produced by fast curing
- The main difference is in processing, as by slow curing the product is made with salt, nitrites or nitrates for preservation, colour & taste development. Therefore meat parts are merged or surface treated with salts and ripened
- After slow curing, the cured meat part can be ripened even for 1 year, which is not typical for fast curing.
Which of these processing steps are considered as critical control points (CCP) by products of bologna-type sausage?
- Cutting, mixing, grinding
- Shaping, stuffing
- Smoking, cooking
- Cold storage
- Smoking, cooking
- Cold storage
Which is the difference between Lyoner and Bologna-type sausage?
- Only difference is in the diameter of these products
- One of these products has a caliber of min. 26 mm and the other 55 mm
- Only one of these products has homogenous cross section
- Only for lyoner is a prescription of minimum meat content (51%)
- Only difference is in the diameter of these products
- One of these products has a caliber of min. 26 mm and the other 55 mm
What is characteristic for a trained person?
-Trained person must have 10 years experience
- Trained person must have hunters certificate issued by the state and special exam for examination
- Trained person can be veterinarian only
- It is not necessary that the trained person must have special experience
-Trained person must have 10 years experience
- Trained person must have hunters certificate issued by the state and special exam for examination
What is the characteristic for marketing of hunted game?
-The hunted game can be marketed to final consumer in small amounts only
- The hunted game cannot be used for private consumption
- The hunted game can be marketed to catering facility in small amount only
- The hunted game can be marketed further by the private consumer
-The hunted game can be marketed to final consumer in small amounts only
- The hunted game can be marketed to catering facility in small amount only
When us the hunted game fit for consumption?
- If the result of trichinella test is positive
- If there are no signs or abnormalities that pose potential risk to public health
- If the animal is cachexic and thus has low fat content
- If there is no expressed organoleptic changes
- If there are no signs or abnormalities that pose potential risk to public health
- If there is no expressed organoleptic changes
Which conditions must be ensured on the farm?
- The stock must be continuously investigated by a veterinarian
- Evisceration of the game is prohibited on the farm
- The game can be processed on the farm
- Farm has to be adequate premises to perform the hygienic slaughter
- The stock must be continuously investigated by a veterinarian
- Farm has to be adequate premises to perform the hygienic slaughter
Which statement is true?
-Large game can be skinned on the site
- Large game can be eviscerated on the site
- Small game must be supended in pair on metal rod
- Small game can be eviscerated on the site
- Large game can be eviscerated on the site
- Small game must be supended in pair on metal rod
Which requirement must be met at a game collection centre?
- The establishment must not be fenced
- The required temperature is 10 degrees centigrade in the cold store
- The establishment must have an adequate cold store to suspended store of the carcasses
- Drinking water quality must be used in the establishment to all processes
- The establishment must have an adequate cold store to suspended store of the carcasses
- Drinking water quality must be used in the establishment to all processes
In the case of cattle under 8 months of age, which organ inspection is less relevant?
- Umbilical area
- Udder and genitals
- Joints
- Masseters
- Udder and genitals
- Masseters
What category of waste does ruminant blood count?
- Over 8 months, SRM, category 1
- Category 2 if it comes from a herd which is proven to be BSE free
- Category 3 if it complies with regulation (EC) No 99/2001
- Suitable for human consumption under 8 months of age (unless otherwise stated)
- Category 2 if it comes from a herd which is proven to be BSE free
- Category 3 if it complies with regulation (EC) No 99/2001
How warm water should be used during washing/disinfection
- Tool disinfection minimum 72 C
- Tool disinfection min 82 C
- Hand washing water min 37 C
- Hand washing water min 42 C
- Tool disinfection min 82 C
- Hand washing water min 42 C
What is the maximum allowable cooling temperature for ruminant meat?
- 7 C for the carcass
- 4 C for the carcass
-4 C for the offals - 3 C for the offals
- 7 C for the carcass
- 3 C for the offals
During the inspection of adult cattle heads, the …. has to be incised/cut in every case
- Retropharyngeal lymph nodes
- Tongue
- Masseter muscles
- Parotid lymph nodes
- Retropharyngeal lymph nodes
- Masseter muscles
Which of the following sentences are true?
- In cattle, the head lymph nodes must be palpated in every carcass
- In pigs, the head lymph nodes must be palpated in every carcass
- Palpation of the organs can cause cross-contamination of the carcass
- Incision of the organs can cause cross contamination of the carcass
- Palpation of the organs can cause cross-contamination of the carcass
- Incision of the organs can cause cross contamination of the carcass
How should SRM materials generated during cattle slaughter be handled?
- They are collected in containers marked SRM
- Treated in an autoclave at 105 C before leaving the slaughterhouse
- Poured with heat-resistant blue paint
- Collected and treated with category 3 waste
- They are collected in containers marked SRM
- Poured with heat-resistant blue paint
What are the signs of successful stunning in cattle?
- The animal immediately collapses without trying to stand up
- Torticollis
- No corneal reflex
- Automatic defecation
- The animal immediately collapses without trying to stand up
- No corneal reflex
Which of the following organs should be palpated in all cases of adult bovine animals (slaughter of ruminants)?
- Spleen
- Liver
- Lungs
- Mesenterial lymph nodes
- Lungs
- Mesenterial lymph nodes
What is the aim of singeing?
- Removing fluff
- Pre-frying the meat for subsequent heat treatments
- The desired reddish pink color of the carcass
- Reduction of germ counts on the surface of the skin
- Removing fluff
- Reduction of germ counts on the surface of the skin
Which part of the body can be removed from the pig before the meat inspection?
- Mandible
- Ear roots
- Tail
- Eyes
- Ear roots
- Eyes
In case of pig slaughter, which pathogens should be tested during the microbiological examination of slaughter hygiene
- Enterobacteriaceae
- E. coli
- Salmonella
- L. monocytogenes
- Enterobacteriaceae
- Salmonella
Within how much time after stunning does the sticking have to be performed?
- In case of gas stunning 20s
- In case of gas stunning 30s
- In case of electronic stunning 20s
- In case of electronic stunning 20s
- In case of gas stunning 30s
- In case of electronic stunning 20s
The stunning of pigs usually happens
- Mechanically with a stunning gun
- By carbon dioxide gas chambers
- With electrodes placed on the head
- Mechanically by a device that causes concentration
- By carbon dioxide gas chambers
- With electrodes placed on the head
In case of swine slaughter, the inspection of the offals happens
- On a tray in case of white offals
- Hung in case of white offals
- On a tray in case of red offals
- Hung in case of red offals
- On a tray in case of white offals
- Hung in case of red offals
In case of swine slaughter
- The rectum is tied off
- The oesophagus is tied off
- The rectum is closed by a polyethylene bag
- The oesophagus is closed by a polyethylene bag
- The rectum is tied off
- The rectum is closed by a polyethylene bag
In which case is the meat stamp not applied?
- Before the arrival of the trichinella results
- Fit for human consumption carcass of a rabbit
- Non-generalized trichinella infection
- If the carcass of the slaughtered cattle contain SRM
- Fit for human consumption carcass of a rabbit
- If the carcass of the slaughtered cattle contain SRM
What is true about category 1 waste?
- The most valuable category, it can be used for pet food production
- Bones, skin and feathers of healthy animals are considered here
- The bodies of wild game suspected of a disease with public animal health risk
- The category with the highest risk, generally it must be destroyed
- The bodies of wild game suspected of a disease with public animal health risk
- The category with the highest risk, generally it must be destroyed
Which of the following are Category 2 waste?
- Carcass suspected of TSE
- The blood of ruminants
- The wastewater products of slaughterhouses not handling ruminants
- Faeces
- The wastewater products of slaughterhouses not handling ruminants
- Faeces
Which part are considered SRM in evert age group of cattle?
- The last four metres of the colon
- The spinal cord
- The spleen
- The tonsils
- The last four metres of the colon
- The tonsils
What is characteristic of BSE?
-It is really widespread in Europe, vaccination is mandatory once a year
- It is caused by abnormal prions
- The carcass of a cattle suspected for the disease can only be a fit after heat treatment
- It is caused by abnormal proteins
- It is caused by abnormal prions
- It is caused by abnormal proteins
Which of the following techniques can be used to evaluate the water holding capacity?
- Ebers test (detection of ammonia)
- Filter paper method with grau-hamm device
- Warner-bratzler shear force test (tenderness)
- Measuring the dripping loss
- Filter paper method with grau-hamm device
- Measuring the dripping loss
Which part of the adult goat is considered SRM?
- The spinal cord
- The tonsils
- The ileum
- The skull
- The spinal cord
- The skull
What techniques can be used for ammonia detection?
- Reder test
- Nessler’s test
- Lead acetate test
- Eber’s test
- Nessler’s test
- Eber’s test
What are the characteristics of meat if the glycogen storage of the muscle was depleted?
- The pH remains high
- It is exudative
- It is unfit for human consumption
- It is suitable for bacterial growth
- The pH remains high
- It is suitable for bacterial growth
In case of which species is Trichinella testing compulsory?
- Horse
- Pig
- Cattle
- Sheep
- Horse
- Pig
Which regulations describe the official controls?
- 852/2004/EC
- 853/2004/EC
- 2017/625/EC
- 2019/627/EC
- 2017/625/EC
- 2019/627/EC
Which of the following sentences are true?
- The meat inspection of pigs is based on visual inspection
- In cattle, it is always obligatory to incise the mesentary lymph nodes
- The meat inspection is simpler in young pigs than in adult pigs
- The meat inspection is simpler in young cattles than adult cattles
- The meat inspection of pigs is based on visual inspection
- The meat inspection is simpler in young cattles than adult cattles
What are the main points of the food chain information? (meat inspection)
- Treatment and their withdrawal period
- The dates of all vaccinations
- The size of the farm
- The information about the authorized veterinarian responsible for the farm
- Treatment and their withdrawal period
- The information about the authorized veterinarian responsible for the farm
What is characteristic for aged meat?
- It has paler brownish color
- It has odor of lactic acid
- It has glassy shine
- It is inelastic to touch
- It has paler brownish color
- It has odor of lactic acid
Which pairs are true?
- Robert von Ostertag - father of meat inspection
- Robert von Ostertag - discovery of the causative of anthrax
- Robert Koch - father of meat inspection
- Robert Koch - discovery of the causative of anthrax
- Robert von Ostertag - father of meat inspection
- Robert Koch - discovery of the causative of anthrax
What permits must the animal transport vehicle have?
- Animal transport vehicles must have a low emission certificate in order to protect the quality of the meat
- The official permission of the vehicle for the transport of live animals
- A road use permit
- With appropriate qualifications of the vehicle crew
- The official permission of the vehicle for the transport of live animals
- With appropriate qualifications of the vehicle crew
What conditions must animal transport vehicles need?
- Ad libitum drinking water must be provided for the animals
- Adequate ventilation
- Ensuring a species specific natural posture
- Adequate feed supply
- Adequate ventilation
- Ensuring a species specific natural posture
When is it not obligatory for the official veterinarian to attend an ante-mortem inspection?
-Official inspection will be performed by the official auxiliary withholding the parts showing the lesion
- Auxiliary staff are regularly checked by a veterinarian
- Slaughter was announced 72 hours in advance, but there is no official veterinarian in service
- If less than 10 cattle or less than 50 pigs are slaughtered per week
-Official inspection will be performed by the official auxiliary withholding the parts showing the lesion
- Auxiliary staff are regularly checked by a veterinarian
What data are in the food chain information?
-The results of the ante mortem 1. inspection
- Authorization for the animal transport vehicle
- Data of the farm
- Data of the medication of the animals
- Data of the farm
- Data of the medication of the animals
What examination can be used during ante mortem 1. inspection?
- Blood sampling
- Rectal examination
- Visual inspection
- Body temperature measurement
- Visual inspection
- Body temperature measurement
The veterinarian may ban the slaughter until further measures if
- The animals show signs of exhaustion
- The animals come from a surveillance zone
- The assessment of the health status of the animals requires further examination
- The animals have been shown to carry a zoonotic pathogen
- The animals show signs of exhaustion
- The assessment of the health status of the animals requires further examination
Which sentence is true about TSE (meat inspection)
- An OIE listed viral disease
- The whole carcass of cattle suspected for TSE is considered SRM
- Abnormal behaviour is a sign of disease
- It causes purulent inflammatory nodes in the brain
- The whole carcass of cattle suspected for TSE is considered SRM
- Abnormal behaviour is a sign of disease
The carcass is unfit for human consumption (meat inspection)
- Haematoma of the limb
- Sexual odour
- Insufficient bleeding
- Carcass that belongs to an animal what was washed before slaughtering
- Sexual odour
- Insufficient bleeding
Which of these abnormalities will make the whole carcass unfit for human consumption?
- PSE aging
- Melanosis
- Sexual odor
- Young age (<7 days)
- Sexual odor
- Young age (<7 days)
Which of the following sentences are true about the integrated meat inspection?
- It means the separated slaughter of suspicious animals
- It greatly depends on food chain information
- It depends on the live animal inspection at the farm
- Slaughtering can only happen at the closest slaughterhouse
- It greatly depends on food chain information
- It depends on the live animal inspection at the farm
What additional tests can be performed at the slaughterhouse?
- Residue test
- Complex microbiological examinations
- Cooking test
- Trichinella examination
- Cooking test
- Trichinella examination
What is characteristic for isotropic zone of myofibril?
- They are found in the sarcoplasm
- They are contractile element of the muscle
- The sarcoplasmic reticulum surrounded it stores the potassium
- They are structural unit of the striated muscle
- They are contractile element of the muscle
- They are structural unit of the striated muscle
What is the characteristic for isotropic zone of myofibril?
- It is the lighter band of the sarcomere
- It contains thicker filaments (anisotropic)
- Its main component is the actin
- It has 2 subunits (anisotropic -> actin & myosin)
- It is the lighter band of the sarcomere
- Its main component is the actin
What is the characteristic for cathepsins?
- They have role in aging of mammal meat (calpain)
- They have main role in degradation of sarcoplasmic proteins
- They may have important role in aging of flesh of fish
- They can be activated by calcium ions (calpain)
- They have main role in degradation of sarcoplasmic proteins
- They may have important role in aging of flesh of fish
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- Rigor mortis develops as a result of anaerobic glycolysis
- Rigor mortis develops because of the lack of ATP
- Rigor mortis passes due to the pH increase caused by bacteria
- Rigor mortis passes due to protease enzymes
- Rigor mortis develops as a result of anaerobic glycolysis
- Rigor mortis develops because of the lack of ATP
What can increase the water binding capacity of meat?
- Heat treatment
- Mincing of meat
- Adding of inorganic salt
- Reducing of pH
- Mincing of meat
- Adding of inorganic salt
What is the main energy source of the muscle function?
- The aerobic glycolysis that produces 36 ATP molecules from 1 glucose molecule
- Reactions series of 3 reactions such as glycolysis, oxidative decarboxylation and oxidative phosphorylation
- The anaerobic glycolysis that produces 36 ATP molecules from 1 glucose molecule
- Reduction of pyruvate to lactic acid
- The aerobic glycolysis that produces 36 ATP molecules from 1 glucose molecule
- Reactions series of 3 reactions such as glycolysis, oxidative decarboxylation and oxidative phosphorylation
What is characteristic of calpains?
-They have a role in aging of poultry meat
- They can be found in lysosomes
- They catalyze the degradation of interstitial tissue proteins
- They particularily catalyze the degradation of actomyosin complex
-They have a role in aging of poultry meat
- They catalyze the degradation of interstitial tissue proteins
What is characteristic for chemical composition (definition of meat)?
- It has high biological value
- It is important source of vitamin E
- It has high fat content
- It has low carbohydrate content
- It has high biological value
- It has low carbohydrate content
Which of these abnormalities are fit for human consumption?
- DFD meat aging
- Insufficient bleeding
- Emaciated animals
- Lipochromatosis
- DFD meat aging
- Lipochromatosis
Which of the following statements are false about the normal meat aging?
- The decreased pH is due to lactic acid
- The increased pH is due to ammonia
- It takes around 45 minutes
- The final pH is well below 6
- The increased pH is due to ammonia
- It takes around 45 minutes
What can we use to differentiate between icterus and carotenosis?
- With the Loeffler’s test
- By checking the solubility
of the yellow pigment - Looking for signs of disease, malaise in the live animal
- With cooking test
- By checking the solubility
of the yellow pigment - Looking for signs of disease, malaise in the live animal
*Open for correction but these two seem most correct- may be “with cooking test”
Which of these compounds cause the desirable colors of meat?
- Oxymyoglobulin
- Metmyoglobulin
- Sulphmyoglobulin
- Bilirubin
- Oxymyoglobulin
- Metmyoglobulin
What is the TRACES system?
- The aim is to track the movement of animals and animal products (among other things)
- It must be used during the trade between member states
- It must be used when importing from a third country
- The aim is to find residues of veterinary medication
- The aim is to track the movement of animals and animal products (among other things)
- It must be used during the trade between member states
*Open for correction - may be “ It must be used when importing from a third country”
The RASFF system contains alerts concerning safety of
- Livestock
- Food industrial appliances
- Alcoholic beverages
- Food additives
- Alcoholic beverages
- Food additives
Which countries operate the RASFF system?
- EU member states
- European countries
- Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein
- Turkey, Israel and Moldova
- EU member states
- Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein
Which word is not among the terms behind the abbreviations RASFF?
- Livestock
- Feed
- Water
- Food
- Livestock
- Water
What can be found in the RASFF system about the steps taken after discovering the contamination?
- The concerned product was destroyed
- The concerned producer/retailer was fined
- The concerned product was withdrawn from the market
- The concerned product went under further inspection
- The concerned product was destroyed
- The concerned product was withdrawn from the market
Which of the following is true about emergency slaughter?
- It means the slaughter of infected and suspected animals
- It means the slaughter of injured animals
- It means bloodless killing
- The meat can be fit for human consumption
- It means the slaughter of injured animals
- The meat can be fit for human consumption
In which cases is slaughter outside of the slaughterhouse allowed?
- Farm-fresh gastronomy service
- Poultry and rabbit slaughter of small scale producers
- Buffalo younger than 8 months
- Pigs younger than 6 weeks
- Farm-fresh gastronomy service
- Poultry and rabbit slaughter of small scale producers
What is the maximum number of animals allowed to be slaughtered per week in case of small-scale slaughter?
- 100 chickens
- 100 turkeys
- 100 waterfowl
- 100 rabbits
- 100 turkeys
- 100 waterfowl
Which documents check is mandatory during every control?
- Cattle passports
- The permission of the transporting vehicle
- Animal Health Certificate
- Common Veterinary Document
- Cattle passports
- Animal Health Certificate
What are the main steps of ante mortem II. inspection?
- Verification of transport documents
- Simplified clinical examinations
- Individual examination of each species
- Check the documents of the transport vehicle in all cases
- Verification of transport documents
- Simplified clinical examinations
In case of pig slaughter, which organs are examined together with the carcass?
- Rectum
- Peritoneum
- Spleen
- Kidney
- Peritoneum
- Kidney
Which type of heat treatment must be applied to kill the pathogenic microorganisms?
- Frying
- Drying on hot air
- Cooking
- Steaming
- Cooking
- Steaming
Which of these disinfection methods are permitted in the EU?
- Cleaning and drying
- UV light
- Chlorine
- Ozone
- UV light
- Ozone
Which of the following statements are true?
-In case of septicaemia, the whole carcass is unfit for human consumption
- The presence of non-pathogenic bacteria in several organs makes the whole carcass fit for human consumption
- Certain organoleptic abnormalities result in the condemnation of the whole carcass
- The absence of zoonotic disease results in a carcass fit for human consumption
- In case of septicaemia, the whole carcass is unfit for human consumption
- The presence of non-pathogenic bacteria in several organs makes the whole carcass fit for human consumption
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- HACCP is a food-quality risk analysis and management system
- HACCP is a food- safety rick analysis and management system
- HACCP concept is based on the good hygiene practise
- The good hygiene practise is based on the HACCP CONCEPT
- HACCP is a food- safety rick analysis and management system
- HACCP concept is based on the good hygiene practise
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- In general, the water activity demand of Gram-positive bacteria is higher than the Gram-negative ones
- In general, the water activity demand of Gram-negative bacteria is higher than the Gram-positive ones
- In general, the water activity demand of the bacteria is higher than the yeasts
- In general, the water activity demand of the bacteria is lower than the yeasts
- In general, the water activity demand of Gram-negative bacteria is higher than the Gram-positive ones
- In general, the water activity demand of the bacteria is higher than the yeasts
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- Food chain of animal feedstuffs does not include the farm and the feed industry
- Food chain of animal foodstuffs also includes the farm and the feed industry
- Food safety is based primarily on consumer’s expectations
- Food quality is based primarily on consumer’s expectations
- Food chain of animal foodstuffs also includes the farm and the feed industry
- Food quality is based primarily on consumer’s expectations
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- The F0 value is technological characteristic expressing the thermal death time equivalent at 121.1 C for the applied heat treatment procedure
- The F0 value is microbiological characteristic which expresses the thermal death time at 121.1 C
- According to the 12D principle, the food microbiological safety requirements is F=2.52 minutes
- According to the 12D principle, the food microbiological safety requirements is F=0.21 minutes
- The F0 value is technological characteristic expressing the thermal death time equivalent at 121.1 C for the applied heat treatment procedure
- According to the 12D principle, the food microbiological safety requirements is F=2.52 minutes
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- The D value is the time needed to a decimal reduction of the live cell count
- The D value is the temperature increase necessary for a tenfold reduction of the thermal death time
- The Z value is the time needed to a decimal reduction of the live cell count
- The Z value is the temperature increase necessary for a tenfold reduction of the thermal death time
- The D value is the time needed to a decimal reduction of the live cell count
- The Z value is the temperature increase necessary for a tenfold reduction of the thermal death time
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-In case of food poisoning, the causative agent produces exotoxin in the food
- In case of food poisoning, the causative agent produces exotoxin in the GI tract
- In case of toxico-infection, the causative agent produces exotoxin in the food
- In case of toxico-infection, the causative agent produces exotoxin in the GI tract
-In case of food poisoning, the causative agent produces exotoxin in the food
- In case of toxico-infection, the causative agent produces exotoxin in the GI tract
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- The HACCP plan should be establishment and product-specific
- The GHP plan should be establishment and product-specific
- The GHP concept focuses on the hazards not properly manageable by HACCP
- The HACCP concept focuses on the hazards not properly manageable by GHP
- The HACCP plan should be establishment and product-specific
- The HACCP concept focuses on the hazards not properly manageable by GHP
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- The infective dose of salmonella is low, even 100-500 organisms may induce disease in humans
- The infective dose of Campylobacter is low, even 100-500 organisms may induce disease in humans
- The infective dose of EHEC strains is lower than that of other E.coli strains
- The infective dose of EHEC strains is higher that that of E.coli strains
- The infective dose of Campylobacter is low, even 100-500 organisms may induce disease in humans
- The infective dose of EHEC strains is lower than that of other E.coli strains
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- Botulinum toxin is a neurotoxin that causes flaccid paralysis of the muscles
- Botulinum toxin is an emetic toxin that causes gastrointestinal signs
- The emetic toxin of Bacillus cereus is heat sensitive
- The diarrhoetic toxin of Bacillus cereus is heat sensitive
- Botulinum toxin is a neurotoxin that causes flaccid paralysis of the muscles
- The diarrhoetic toxin of Bacillus cereus is heat sensitive
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- Campylobacters usually form a biofilm on the surfaces
- L. monocytogenes usually forms a biofilm on the surfaces
- The clinical symptoms caused by L. monocytogenes in humans are characterized mostly by
extraintestinal signs - The clinical symptoms caused by L. monocytogenes in humans are characterized mostly by intestinal signs
- L. monocytogenes usually forms a biofilm on the surfaces
- The clinical symptoms caused by L. monocytogenes in humans are characterized mostly by
extraintestinal signs
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- Listeria monocytogenes is a psychrophilic bacterium
- Listeria monocytogenes is a mesophilic bacterium
- Salmonella enteritidis is a psychrophilic bacterium
- Salmonella enteritidis is a mesophilic bacterium
- Listeria monocytogenes is a psychrophilic bacterium
- Salmonella enteritidis is a mesophilic bacterium
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- Yersinia enterocolitica is a mesophilic bacterium
- Yersinia enterocolitica is a psychrophilic bacterium
- Yersinia enterocolitica typically cause extraintestinal signs in humans
- Yersinia enterocolitica typically cause intestinal signs in humans
- Yersinia enterocolitica is a psychrophilic bacterium
- Yersinia enterocolitica typically cause intestinal signs in humans
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- Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) can be generated during the frying of foods of high carbohydrate content
- Acrylamide can be generated during the frying of foods of high carbohydrate content
- Heterocyclic amines can be formed during the frying of foods of high carbohydrate content
- Heterocyclic amines can be formed during the frying of meat
- Acrylamide can be generated during the frying of foods of high carbohydrate content
- Heterocyclic amines can be formed during the frying of meat
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- Dioxins accumulate in the adipose of the consumer
- Dioxins accumulate in the kidneys of the consumer
- Dioxins are widely used compounds in different industrial processes
- Significant sources of dioxins include the waste incineration or the forest fires
- Dioxins accumulate in the adipose of the consumer
- Significant sources of dioxins include the waste incineration or the forest fires
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- Patulin may be produced mostly in fruits causing the contamination of apple juices
- Zearalenone may be produced mostly in fruits causing the contamination of apple juices
- Fumonisins can be produced mainly in oilseeds
- Fumonisins can be produced mainly on damaged kernels of maize
- Patulin may be produced mostly in fruits causing the contamination of apple juices
- Fumonisins can be produced mainly on damaged kernels of maize
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- Scombrotoxin is a biogenic amine
- Scombrotoxin is a mycotoxin
- Patulin is a mycotoxin
- Solanine is a mycotoxin
- Scombrotoxin is a biogenic amine
- Patulin is a mycotoxin
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- Nitrosamines can get into the organism of the consumer with foods, but can also be generated in the stomach
- Nitrosamines can get into the organism of the consumer with foods, but can also be generated in the intestines
- PAHs are generated during the imperfect combustion of organic materials
- Nitrosamines are generated during the imperfect combustion of organic materials
- Nitrosamines can get into the organism of the consumer with foods, but can also be generated in the stomach
- PAHs are generated during the imperfect combustion of organic materials
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- Aflatoxin is a genotoxic carcinogen, its main target organ is the liver
- Aflatoxin is a genotoxic carcinogen, its main target organ is the liver
- Ochratoxins are genotoxic compounds, their main target is the liver
- Ochratoxins are genotoxic compounds, their main target is the kidney
- Aflatoxin is a genotoxic carcinogen, its main target organ is the liver
- Ochratoxins are genotoxic compounds, their main target is the kidney
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- Ciguatera toxins accumulate in shellfish
- Ciguatera toxins accumulate in fish
- Scombrotoxin is histamine
- Scombrotoxin is a shellfish poison
- Ciguatera toxins accumulate in fish
- Scombrotoxin is histamine
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- Carcasses containing veterinary drugs above the permitted level must not be used for production of animal feedstuffs
- Carcasses containing veterinary drugs above the permitted level can be used for production of animal feedstuffs
- Carcasses containing prohibited substances must not be used for production of animal feedstuffs
- Carcasses containing prohibited substances can be utilized for production of animal feedstuffs
- Carcasses containing veterinary drugs above the permitted level must not be used for production of animal feedstuffs
- Carcasses containing prohibited substances must not be used for production of animal feedstuffs
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- S. aureus may survive in chocolates and may produce enterotoxins posing a food safety risk
- S. aureus may survive in chocolates but cannot produce enterotoxins posing a food safety risk
- Clostridium botulinum spores may germinate and produce toxin in honey
- Due to the low water activity and low pH of honey, even bacterium spores are unable to germinate in it
- S. aureus may survive in chocolates and may produce enterotoxins posing a food safety risk
- Clostridium botulinum spores may germinate and produce toxin in honey
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- Clostridium botulinum spores surviving in the honey may germinate and cause toxico-infection in infants
- Clostridium botulinum spores surviving in the honey cannot germinate in the intestine of infants
- Wine is safe in microbiological terms as pathogenic bacteria cannot survive in it
- Depending on the environmental conditions, Listeria monocytogenes can survive in the wine posing a food safety risk
- Clostridium botulinum spores surviving in the honey may germinate and cause toxico-infection in infants
- Wine is safe in microbiological terms as pathogenic bacteria cannot survive in it
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- The water activity of meat products prepared by quick curing is higher than those prepared by slow curing
- The water activity of meat products prepared by quick curing is lower than those prepared by slow curing
- Meat products prepared by slow curing must be stored chilled
- Meat products prepared by quick curing must be stored chilled
- The water activity of meat products prepared by quick curing is higher than those prepared by slow curing
- Meat products prepared by quick curing must be stored chilled
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- The primary objective of pasteurization is to destroy all forms of pathogenic bacteria
- The primary objective of pasteurization is to destroy all forms of vegetative bacteria
- Pasteurization is a heat treatment performed at a temperature below 100 C
- Pasteurization is a heat treatment performed at a temperature above 100 C
- The primary objective of pasteurization is to destroy all forms of vegetative bacteria
- Pasteurization is a heat treatment performed at a temperature below 100 C
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- Combined preservation is based on the hurdle concept
- Combined preservation is based on the hazard analysis concept
- In protective atmosphere packaging, oxygen is partly replaced by carbon dioxide and nitrogen
- In protective atmosphere packaging, oxygen is partly replaced by oxygen and nitrogen
- Combined preservation is based on the hurdle concept
- In protective atmosphere packaging, oxygen is partly replaced by carbon dioxide and nitrogen
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- Heat resistance of moulds and yeasts is similar to that of mesophilic bacteria
- Heat resistance of moulds and yeasts is much higher than that of mesophilic bacteria
- Based on the 12D principle, the minimum sterilization equivalent is 2.52 minutes
- Based on the 12D principle, the minimum sterilization equivalent is 0.21 minutes
- Heat resistance of moulds and yeasts is much higher than that of mesophilic bacteria
- Based on the 12D principle, the minimum sterilization equivalent is 2.52 minutes
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-Moulds usually multiply faster than bacteria, therefore in spoilage associations mostly moulds become dominant
- Moulds usually grow slower than bacteria, therefore they may become dominant in spoilage associations under conditions that are unfavourable for bacteria
- Yeasts usually multiply faster than bacteria, therefore in spoilage associations mostly moulds become dominant
- Yeasts usually grow slower than bacteria, therefore they may become dominant in spoilage associations under conditions that are unfavourable for bacteria
- Moulds usually grow slower than bacteria, therefore they may become dominant in spoilage associations under conditions that are unfavourable for bacteria
- Yeasts usually grow slower than bacteria, therefore they may become dominant in spoilage associations under conditions that are unfavourable for bacteria
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- Plants take up cadmium from the soil through their roots and store it in their tissues
- Plants take up lead from the soil through their roots and store it in their tissues
- Methylmercury is bioaccumulated in the aquatic food chain and may reach high concentrations in predators
- Methylmercury is bioaccumulated in the terrestrial food chain and may reach high concentrations in predators
- Plants take up cadmium from the soil through their roots and store it in their tissues
- Methylmercury is bioaccumulated in the aquatic food chain and may reach high concentrations in predators
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- After UHT treatment, the milk is packed aseptically
- After heat treatment at very high temperatures (ESL), the milk is packed aseptically
- UHT-treated milk needs cold storage
- Milk treated at very high temperatures (ESL) needs cold storage
- After UHT treatment, the milk is packed aseptically
- Milk treated at very high temperatures (ESL) needs cold storage
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- L. monocytogenes is rather sensitive to heat, it can survive the pasteurization
- L. monocytogenes is rather sensitive to heat, it cannot survive the pasteurization
- S. aureus is rather sensitive to heat, it cannot survive the pasteurization
- S. aureus is rather sensitive to heat but it can survive the pasteurization
- L. monocytogenes is rather sensitive to heat, it cannot survive the pasteurization
- S. aureus is rather sensitive to heat, it cannot survive the pasteurization
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- Cheesemaking is based on the coagulation of caseins
- Cheesemaking is based on the coagulation of milk fats
- Late blowing of hard cheeses resulting in large holes are caused by clostrida
- Late blowing of hard cheeses resulting in large holes are caused by coliforms
- Cheesemaking is based on the coagulation of caseins
- Late blowing of hard cheeses resulting in large holes are caused by clostrida
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- Skimming increases the density of milk
- Skimming decreases the density of milk
- Mastitis usually increases the electrical conductivity of milk
- Mastitis usually decreases the electrical conductivity of milk
- Skimming increases the density of milk
- Mastitis usually increases the electrical conductivity of milk
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- Coxiella burnetii is rather resistant to heat, it can survive the pasteurization
- Coxiella burnetii is rather sensitive to heat, it cannot survive the pasteurization
- Zoonotic EHEC strains are rather resistant to heat, they can survive the pasteurization
- Zoonotic EHEC strains are rather resistant to heat, they cannot survive the pasteurization
- Coxiella burnetii is rather resistant to heat, it can survive the pasteurization
- Zoonotic EHEC strains are rather resistant to heat, they cannot survive the pasteurization
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- Alkaline phosphatase test can be used for determining the effectiveness of high-temperature short-time (HTST) pasteurization
- Peroxidase test can be used for determining the effectiveness of HTST pasteurization
- Alkaline phosphatase is inactivated at 72 C within 15 seconds
- Peroxidase is inactivated at 72 C within 15 seconds
- Alkaline phosphatase test can be used for determining the effectiveness of high-temperature short-time (HTST) pasteurization
- Alkaline phosphatase is inactivated at 72 C within 15 seconds
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- The spoilage of fresh meat is mainly caused by aerobic psychotrophic bacteria
- The spoilage of fresh meat is mainly caused by anaerobic mesophilic bacteria
- The spoilage of raw, cured meat products is mostly caused by microorganisms with a high water activity requirement
- The spoilage of raw, cured meat products is mostly caused by microorganisms with a low water activity requirement
- The spoilage of fresh meat is mainly caused by aerobic psychotrophic bacteria
- The spoilage of raw, cured meat products is mostly caused by microorganisms with a low water activity requirement
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- Heat treatment is the fundamental method for destroying microorganisms and inactivating tissue enzymes
- Freezing is the fundamental method used for destroying microorganisms and inactivating tissue enzymes
- Spoilage bacteria can grow even down to -18 C
- Spoilage moulds can grow even down to -18 C
- Heat treatment is the fundamental method for destroying microorganisms and inactivating tissue enzymes
- Spoilage moulds can grow even down to -18 C
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- The fermentation of yoghurt is performed with a mixture of two thermophilic bacteria
- The fermentation of kefir is performed with a mixture of two thermophilic bacteria
- For manufacturing of yoghurts, the milk is pasteurized at high temperature for 2-3 minutes
- For manufacturing of yoghurts, the milk is pasteurized at low temperature without holding
- The fermentation of yoghurt is performed with a mixture of two thermophilic bacteria
- For manufacturing of yoghurts, the milk is pasteurized at high temperature for 2-3 minutes
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- An increased potential acidity degree indicates the souring of milk
- A decrease potential acidity degree indicates the souring of milk
- The potential acidity degree of mastitic milk is typically lower than normal
- The potential acidity degree of mastitic milk is typically higher than normal
- An increased potential acidity degree indicates the souring of milk
- The potential acidity degree of mastitic milk is typically lower than normal
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- Milk fat occurs in the milk plasma in the form of colloidal micelles
- Milk fat occurs in the milk plasma in the form of globules
- Caseins can be found in the milk in the form of globules
- Caseins can be found in the milk in the form of colloidal micelles
- Milk fat occurs in the milk plasma in the form of globules
- Caseins can be found in the milk in the form of colloidal micelles
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- Category 1 wastes shall be disposed by incineration
- Category 1 wastes can be used for manufacture of pet food
- Blood from cattle declared fit for human consumption can be used for human consumption
- Blood from pigs declared fit for human consumption can be used for human consumption
- Category 1 wastes shall be disposed by incineration
- Blood from pigs declared fit for human consumption can be used for human consumption
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- As a part of the ante mortem health inspection at the farm, identity checks must be performed at a minimum of 10% of pigs
- As a part of the ante mortem health inspection at the farm, identity checks must be performed at a minimum of 10% of bovine animals
- As a part of the ante mortem health inspection at the farm, each single cattle must be identified
- As a part of the ante mortem health inspection at the farm, each single pig must be identified
- As a part of the ante mortem health inspection at the farm, identity checks must be performed at a minimum of 10% of pigs
- As a part of the ante mortem health inspection at the farm, each single pig must be identified
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- Broilers infected with Salmonella enteritidis must be slaughtered by immediate slaughter at a designated slaughterhouse
- Broilers infected with Salmonella enteritidis must be slaughtered separately
- Cattle producing positive tuberculin test must be slaughtered by immediate slaughter at a designated slaughterhouse
- Cattle producing positive tuberculin test must be slaughtered separately
- Broilers infected with Salmonella enteritidis must be slaughtered separately
- Cattle producing positive tuberculin test must be slaughtered separately
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- One of the decisions concerning the meat is the conditional fitness for human consumption
- The meat can be declared fit for human consumption after treatment
- In poultry, the fact that the meat meat is fit for human consumption is expressed by the application of the identity mark
- In poultry, the fact that the meat is fit for human consumption is expressed by the application of the health mark
- One of the decisions concerning the meat is the conditional fitness for human consumption
- In poultry, the fact that the meat meat is fit for human consumption is expressed by the application of the identity mark
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- Rigor mortis develops because of the reduction of pH
- Rigor mortis develops because of the lack of ATP
- The lack of ATP makes it impossible for actinomyosin to dissociate
- The inadequate reduction of pH makes it impossible for actinomyosin to dissociate
- Rigor mortis develops because of the lack of ATP
- The lack of ATP makes it impossible for actinomyosin to dissociate
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- In cattle, the last 4 metres of the ileum and the caecum are classed as SRM regarding the intestinal tract
- In cattle, the whle intestinal tract is classed as SRM
- In sheep, the whole intestinal tract is classed as SRM
- In sheep, only the ileum is classed as SRM regarding the intestinal tract
- In cattle, the last 4 metres of the ileum and the caecum are classed as SRM regarding the intestinal tract
- In sheep, only the ileum is classed as SRM regarding the intestinal tract
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- Identification marking shall be applied on the packaging of the poultry carcasses
- Identification marking shall be applied directly on the poultry carcasses
- Every poultry carcasses shall be tested for surface salmonella contamination at the slaughterhouse
- Once a week, minimum 15 poultry carcasses shall be tested for surface salmonella contamination
- Identification marking shall be applied on the packaging of the poultry carcasses
- Once a week, minimum 15 poultry carcasses shall be tested for surface salmonella contamination
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- Broilers are usually scalded at higher temperature than waterfowl
- Waterfowl are usually scalded at higher temperature than broilers
- Air chilling is superior to immersion chilling in terms of hygiene
- Immersion chilling is superior to air chilling in terms of hygiene
- Waterfowl are usually scalded at higher temperature than broilers
- Air chilling is superior to immersion chilling in terms of hygiene
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- The head of cattle is removed during the slaughtering process
- The head of pigs is removed during the slaughtering process
- In pigs, the bleeding is performed by the two-knife method
- In cattle, the bleeding is performed by the two-knife method
- The head of cattle is removed during the slaughtering process
- In cattle, the bleeding is performed by the two-knife method
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- The routine inspection of young bovine animals (<8 months) shall be performed visually
- The routine inspection of young bovine animals (< 8 months) shall be performed by visual inspection, palpation and incision
- As a part of the routine meat inspection of young cattle (<8 months), the retropharyngeal lymph nodes shall be sliced
- In young cattle (<8 months), the retropharyngeal lymph nodes shall be sliced in case of suspect only
- The routine inspection of young bovine animals (< 8 months) shall be performed by visual inspection, palpation and incision
- In young cattle (<8 months), the retropharyngeal lymph nodes shall be sliced in case of suspect only
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- The routine post-mortem meat inspection of adult cattle is performed by visual inspection only
- The routine post-mortem meat inspection of pigs is performed by visual inspection only
- As a part of the routine meat inspection of pigs, the submaxillary lymph nodes shall be sliced to exclude tuberculosis
- In pigs, the submaxillary lymph nodes shall be inspected by incision in case of suspect only
- The routine post-mortem meat inspection of pigs is performed by visual inspection only
- In pigs, the submaxillary lymph nodes shall be inspected by incision in case of suspect only
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- Emergency slaughter involves the urgent bleeding of animals suspected of infection
- Emergency slaughter means the urgent bleeding of healthy, injured animals
- Immediate slaughter involves the slaughter of animals
- Immediate slaughter means the urgent bleeding of healthy, injured animals
- Emergency slaughter means the urgent bleeding of healthy, injured animals
- Immediate slaughter involves the slaughter of animals
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- Cattle is stunned by carbon dioxide stunning
- Cattle is stunned by mechanical stunning
- At the slaughterhouse, pigs are stunned by mechanical stunning
- At the slaughterhouse, pigs are stunned by carbon dioxide stunning
- Cattle is stunned by mechanical stunning
- At the slaughterhouse, pigs are stunned by carbon dioxide stunning