Introduction to Feed/Food Safety Flashcards

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1
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What is a foodborne illness?

A

Diseases (usually infectious or toxic) caused by agents that enter the body through ingestion of food.

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What is food safety?

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The science describing production, handling, preparation, and storage of food in ways that prevent foodborne illness.

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What are the three types of hazards we worry about in food?

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Biological, chemical, and physical

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4
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What is the main meat source associated with foodborne disease?

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Poultry

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5
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What is the number one food source for illness?

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Leafy greens

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6
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Number one food source for hospitalizations?

A

Dairy

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7
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Number one food source for deaths?

A

Poultry

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8
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List 6 biologic hazards

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bacteria, viruses, parasites, protozoa, prions, toxins

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What are spoilage organisms?

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Non-pathogenic, part of the foods “normal flora”

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10
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What is a pathogen?

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A biologic agent that causes disease

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11
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List 5 examples of chemical hazards

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pesticides, herbicides, drugs, additives, cleaning products

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12
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Who sets tolerance levels for chemical hazards?

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FDA

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13
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Give 4 examples of physical hazards

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Bones, metal, packaging, insects

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14
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What plan helps reduce incidence of physical hazards?

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HACCP

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15
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What does HACCP stand for?

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Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points

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16
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Why are cases of Vibrio rising?

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Increased water temperatures due to climate change and pollution.

17
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What factors are contributing to increased prevalence of foodborne disease?

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Modern transport of food, changes in human population health, global travel, changes in farming systems

18
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What are some host factors that influence risk of foodborne disease?

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Age, pregnancy, immune status, gut microbiome, antibiotic use

19
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What are the three stages of production we focus on?

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Pre harvest (on the farm, in the field, animal health)
Harvest (collection and processing)
Post Harvest (food handlers)
20
Q

What are the 4 types of factors that influence the development of foodborne disease?

A

Extrinsic
Intrinsic
Processing
Implicit

21
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Name 4 extrinsic factors

A

Temperature, atmosphere, humidity, time

22
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Name 4 intrinsic factors

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Nutrient content, water availability, pH, mechanical barriers

23
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Name 3 processing factors

A

Plant setup, HACCP plan, worker behavior

24
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Name 4 implicit factors

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Physiological tolerances, inoculum size, virulence factors, microbe interactions

25
Q

Names of microbes based on temperature preference, from low temps to high temps:

A

psychrophile, psychrotrophe, mesophile, thermophile

26
Q

What is the Food Temperature danger zone?

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40 - 140 F

27
Q

What is food security?

A

When all people at all times have access to sufficient, safe, nutritious food to maintain a healthy and active life.

28
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What are the 3 pillars of food security?

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Food availability, food access, food use