PH Functions and Responsibilities Flashcards

1
Q

disease carried or transmitted to people by food

A

food borne illness

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2
Q

PH’s main responsibility

A

ensure food is wholesome/safe (food safety) and is prepared/handled properly (facility sanitation)

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3
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Everyone’s responsibility

A

reduce Fraud Waste and Abuse aka protect the financial interest of the government

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4
Q

primary guidance for prevention of foodborne illness

A

DAFI 48-116, Food Safety Program

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5
Q

5 main areas of the flow of food (from farm to fork)

A

procurement
transportation
storage
preparing
serving

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6
Q

where the food is purchased and how it originated

A

procurement

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7
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BEFORE slaughter animals are inspected to identify possible illness

A

ante mortem (class 1)

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8
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AFTER slaughter animals organs are inspected to identify possible illness

A

post mortem (class 2)

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9
Q

known as “at origin” and refers to the slaughter house

A

processing plant (class 3)

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10
Q

how the food is traveling from the place it originated to the military installation

A

transportation

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11
Q

how the food is stored

A

storage

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12
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getting a meal ready for eating by proper assembly, cooking , etc

A

preparing

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13
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end of the flow of food known as “fork”

A

serve

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14
Q

governed by the Tri-service Food Code

A

food facility sanitation

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15
Q

inform DoD agencies of potential hazards in food, nonprescription drugs, and health and beauty aids

A

Hazardous Food Recalls/ALFOODACT program

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16
Q

responsible for FBI Outbreak Investigations

A

PH

17
Q

responsible for supervisor food handler training (annually)

A

PH

18
Q

responsible for training employees on safe food handling techniques

A

food facility manager

19
Q

how to ensure food handler training is current?

A

check training rosters

20
Q

who conducts annual Food Vulnerability Assessment (FVA)?

A

PH office

21
Q

Must be led by PHO or NCOIC (7 or 9-lvl)
Review previous FVA’s, local threat brief, and base contracts

A

Step 1 FVA

22
Q

develop a list of food assets
contact facility managers

A

Step 2 FVA

23
Q

conduct on-site assessment of facility

A

Step 3 FVA

24
Q

identify hazards

A

Step 4 FVA

25
Q

assess the hazard

A

Step 5 FVA

26
Q

determine the assign risk level

A

Step 6 FVA

27
Q

a situation that if left unchanged may result in the loss of life or damage to mission-essential resources

A

vulnerability

28
Q

a situation that is exploitable and that can indirectly lead to loss of life or damage to mission-essential resources

A

concern

29
Q

a practice that will not lead to loss of life or damage to mission-essential resources but is being identified to suggest consideration of modifying or continuing

A

neutral

30
Q

a practice that contributes to a successful program

A

positive

31
Q

provide recommendations for controls

A

Step 7 FVA

32
Q

generate written report (CONFIDENTIAL)

A

Step 8 FVA

33
Q

supervise and evaluate

A

Step 9 FVA

34
Q

used to identify trends in facilities and is accomplished annually

A

trend analysis