Hosp Prelim Flashcards

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What is the food standards code?

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Employers have a role to supervise staff, and manage the establishments food safety plan.

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What does HACCP stand for?

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Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points

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What is HACCP?

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A method of preventing food hazards.

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What is an example of a workplace conducting HACCP?

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Temperature checking raw ingredients as they are received.

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5
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What does it mean to Julienne something?

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Cut into matchsticks

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What does it mean to Chiffonade something?

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To shred or finely cut

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What does it mean to Brunoise something?

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Cut into small cubes

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8
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What are the Julienne dimensions?

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2mm x 2mm x 40mm

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9
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What are the Chiffonade dimensions?

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2mm

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10
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What are the Brunoise dimensions?

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2mm x 2mm x 2mm

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What is used on the red chopping board?

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Raw meat e.g. steak

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What is used on the yellow chopping board?

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Raw poultry e.g. chicken

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13
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What is used on the blue chopping board?

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Seafood

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14
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What is used on the brown chopping board?

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Cooked meat and poultry

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15
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What is used on green chopping board?

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Fruit and vegetable

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16
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What is used on the white chopping board?

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Dairy

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17
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What is the temperature danger zone?

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5°C - 60°C

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18
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What is re-thermalisation?

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Reheating food to a safe temperature

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19
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What is reconstituted?

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Rehydrating dry foods, by pacing the food in water or other liquid

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20
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What is Mis en Place?

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Preparation of dishes and ingredients carried out before service begins

21
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What is mechanical equipment?

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Electrical appliances that CAN be moved around the kitchen

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What is fixed equipment?

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Electrical appliances that CANNOT be moved around the kitchen

23
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What is A La Carte?

A

A menu where food items can be ordered seperate

24
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What is Table D’Hote?

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A set menu

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Actions you take after minor chemical spills:
Alert staff around you, put up signage. Refer to SDS and follow instructions of PPE
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Actions you take after major chemical spills:
Alert staff, evacuate, close off area, call emergency services
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What is conduction?
Heat transferred to a cooking vessel. | E.g = gas to pots and pans
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What is convection?
Heat moves through another source | E.g = hot air in an oven
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What is PPE?
Personal Protective Equipment
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What information do standardised recipes include?
How to cook, prepare and serve a dish
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Example of a workplace policy:
Wearing a hairnet in the kitchen at all times.
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What is the consequence of failing to comply with workplace procedures?
If a worker fails to comply with policies, they will receive a warning stating they are not performing to the agreed procedures.
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How do you prevent security breaches?
Lock doors, do not give everyone a key
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What does PCBU stand for?
Person Conducing Business or Undertaking
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What is the responsibility of PCBU?
PCBU has a responsibility under the WHS Act 2011 to ensure that the workers, their environment and equipment are all safe.
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What does the risk assessment do?
Eliminates the risk or Minimise the risk
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What is the hierarchy of controls?
Following a risk assessment
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How do you minimise any risks in the workplace?
Train staff, follow the PPE, knowing first aid
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What does the Food Act of 2003 ensure?
Ensures food is safe for human consumption
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What does the Work Health and Safety Act of 2011 include?
Workers safety is to be protected, being free from illness or an injury.
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What does manual handling involve?
Lifting, pushing, pulling, twisting and turning heavy items
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How do you handle hazardous substances ?
Correct PPE, do not spray chemicals near food, keep in the original container.
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Where do you store hazardous substances?
In a locked storeroom or secure place
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What are basic hygiene practices used to keep food safe?
Thorough hand washing, wearing a clean uniform, no jewellery and minimal makeup
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What reports can come from a PCBU
report on their health workers, policies and procedures e.g. hand washing.
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What are control measures?
Following the risk assessment, which ultimately eliminates or minimises the risk.
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What does HACCP mainly focus on?
Avoiding cross contamination during storage, preparation and service.
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What does an EHO do?
They enforce health and hygiene issues such as; poisoning, pest infestations and toxic contamination.
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What is an example of eliminating food contamination?
Wearing minimal to no makeup.