Food Safety Flashcards

1
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Bacteria, Viruses, Parasites, Molds and Algae, Found in animals or within the environment

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Biological Hazard

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The speediest method, Use a microwave-safe container and cover loosely.

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Microwave Thawing

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3
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Means to maintain the cleanliness of the Human Body and clothing to sustain overall health and well-being

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Personal Hygiene

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4
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should be stored in the refrigerator from 2 degrees celsius to 4 degrees celsius

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Dairy Products

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5
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When to Wash Hands

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Before Handling, preparing and serving food
After handling raw food; completing a task; eating and drinking; using the toilet; coughing or sneezing; handling garbage

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6
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3 Types of Hazards

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Biological Hazards ( Microorganisms )
Physical Hazards ( Foreign Objects )
Chemical Hazards ( Chemicals you work with )

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7
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Some food can be thawed during the process of cooking

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Cooking process as part of thawing

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8
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is achieved using heat 9steam, hot water, hot air or chemicals or combination of both

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Sanitizing

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9
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Keeps food at 4 degrees Celsius

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Refrigerator Storage

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10
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are substances capable of destroying microorganisms like bacteria, They can reduce surface contamination by putting bacteria to a safe level when appropriately used

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Sanitizers

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11
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Foods that are previously prepared must be reheated for at least 73.9℃for 15secondswithin2hours and held above 60℃until served.

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Reheating

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12
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is stored at 2 degrees celsius to 4 degrees celsius

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Produce

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13
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The protection of consumer health and well-being by safeguarding food from anything that can cause harm

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Food Safety

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14
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Temperature that rises above 18 degrees Celsius and can make the food discolor and lose vitamin content

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Freezer Storage

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15
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Communicate information verbally an visually by writing the tasks or a checklist

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Self-Monitoring and Feedback

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16
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Any agent that can be a potential cause of harm such as food contamination when food is exposed to hazardous agents.

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Food Safety Hazard

17
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Why is R.A 10611 Implemented?

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An act to strengthen the food safety regulatory system in the country to protect consumer health and facilitate market access to local foods and food products

18
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Types of Thawing

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Refrigerator Thawing
Cold Water Thawing
Microwave Thawing
Thawing as part of the cooking process

19
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Is the process of removing food and other types of soil from a surface

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Cleaning

20
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The physical process that results in the phase transition of a substance- from a solid to liquid

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Thawing

21
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10 Principles of Safe Food Handling and Hygiene

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Practice Proper Hygiene
Training and Development
Procure from Safe Sources
Prevent Contamination
Clean and Sanitize
Food Storage Cleanliness / Temperature
Control Time and Temperature
Proper cooling, reheating and thawing
Cooking by appropriate temperature and procedures
Develop HACCP Program

22
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What is R.A 10611

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Food Safety Act of 2013

23
Q

4 Categories of Cleaning Agents

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Detergents
Solvent Cleaners
Acid Cleaners
Abrasive Cleaners

24
Q

are toxic and residue must be rinsed off

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Chemical Sanitizers

25
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The latin words that sanitation came from

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Sanitas

26
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Is used at 75 degrees Celsius or hotter to soak items for 2 minutes or more

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Hot water sanitizing

27
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Another term for Food-borne Illnesses

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Food poisoning

28
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Include objects that can be seen by our naked eye, Can lead to different injuries

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Physical Hazard

29
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Ensure that the food produced is safe, Improper handling carries a higher risk of contamination that can cause severe illnesses and worse, even death

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Role of Food Handlers

30
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Practicing Good Personal Hygiene

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Taking a bath daily
Practicing Oral Hygiene
Wearing clean uniforms
Not wearing artificial names or nail polish
Not wearing jewelry except for wedding band
Wearing effective hair restraints

31
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What is HACCP

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Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point

32
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the easiest method for frosting frozen food. Place it inside the fridge and wait until it is thawed. Waiting time is longer compared to other types.

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Refrigerator Thawing

33
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Are caused by biological or chemical substances entering the body through contaminated food or water

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Food-borne Illnesses

34
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Types of Food Storage

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Dry Storage
Refrigerator Storage
Freezer Storage

35
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Ideal temperature is -10 degrees Celsius to 15 degrees Celsius

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Dry Storage

36
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Those whose work involves food, An employee, owner or anyone who works in food business where food is processed, prepared, stored, distributed or exposed for sale.

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Food Handlers

37
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Are made from any fliod or stable compound that can be harmful to health. E.g chemicals, pesticides or santizers

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Chemical Hazard

38
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It is the creation and maintenance of hygienic and healthful conditions

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Sanitation

39
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Much faster than refrigerator thawing but requires more attention.

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Cold Water Thawing