Food Safe - Unit 3 Flashcards

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What should food service establishments have for the safe preparation of each menu item in the establishment?

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Written plans called Food Safety Plans (FSP)

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What are FSP a part of?

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Food Safety Plans are part of a Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) program, a systematic approach to product safety that is widely used in the food industry

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When does FSP begin and when does it end?

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An FSP begins at the receiving and storage stage, when food enters the establishment, until the point when it is served to the customer

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What will happen if all food handlers follow the FSPs for the foods served in an establishment?

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The risk of food contamination will be reduced

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What does FSP identify?

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An FSP identifies Hazards, Critical Control Points, Critical Limits, Monitoring Actions and Corrective Actions

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What kind of hazards are by far the most common type of hazard?

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Biological hazards

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What is the Critical Control Point?

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In a Food Safety Plan, a Critical Control Point (CCP) is a point beyond which no further action can be taken to eliminate a hazard; it is either a kill step or a control step

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What is the kill step?

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The kill step is the step at which the hazard is eliminated

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What foods are subject to the kill step and how does CPP kill bacteria?

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For foods such as raw meats, poultry, seafood and eggs, a CPP is the cooking step when the temperature of the food is raised to a high enough temperature (74) to kill bacteria

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What is the control step?

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The step at which the hazard is controlled

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What foods are subject to the control step and how does CPP control bacteria growth?

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For foods such as fresh salad ingredients or ready-mad sandwiches, a CCP is the storage step when the food is stored away from potentially hazardous foods and at a temperature low (4) enough to control bacterial growth

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What are Critical Limits?

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Critical Limits are specific and measurable limits that indicate effective control of a critical control point

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What are Monitoring Actions?

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Monitoring Actions are checks, measurements or observations that prove that the critical limit is met

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What are some examples of monitoring actions?

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Monitoring actions might include checking the internal temperature of hamburger patties at the end of the cooking time, or checking the temperature of the sandwich display cooler every two hours

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What should the monitoring actions be?

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Monitoring actions should be documented and accurated records kept

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What are Corrective Actions?

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Corrective Actions are procedures that should be followed when a critical limit has not been met

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What should the corrective actions be?

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Corrective actions should be documented and accurated records kept

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How often should one performs monitoring actions?

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One should monitor every two hours