SAFETY IN THE LABORATORY Flashcards

1
Q

HACCP stands for what?

A

HAZARD ANALYSIS CRITICAL CONTROL POINT

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It is a food science-based, quantitative approach to food safety. It has since become the building block behind most established food safety certification systems.

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HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point)

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Most of this section is concerned with ways that workers can prevent certain kinds of accidents, such as cuts, burns & falls.

A

THE SAFE WORKPLACE

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4
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It is the removing of soil

A

CLEANING

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5
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It means killing disease causing bacteria

A

SANITATION

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6
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This awareness raises the bar for the industry to be transparent & accountable for food safety

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PUBLIC AWARENESS OF FOOD SAFETY

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7
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It protects people from food borne illness, quality control issues & food fraud is an ongoing journey & critical to the health & wellbeing of all us.

A

FOOD SAFETY

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8
Q

Hands should be washed thoroughly with _ & _ before handling food.

A

SOAP & WATER

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9
Q

Give the 3 types of food safety

A

HACCP
GOOD HYGIENE PRACTICES
5s

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10
Q

Give the outfit for laboratory/kitchen use only

A

• TOQUE
• COAT
• APRON

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11
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They contain microorganisms, such as bacteria, or parasites that make them unfit for consumption

A

FOOD SPOILAGE

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12
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It is the creation and maintenance of conditions that will prevent food contamination or food borne illness and lower levels of disease-causing microorganisms to a safe level.

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FOOD SANITATION

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13
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These are cost by bacteria, tiny one-celled plants so small that they can only be seen only under microscope.

A

FOODBORNE DISEASES

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14
Q

One effective system that food service establishment can use to ensure food safety is called what?

A

HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point)

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15
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Conditions of microbial growth

A

FATTOM (Food, Acidity, Time, Temperature, Oxygen & Moisture)

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16
Q

Enumerate the Flow of Food

A

• Purchase
• Receive
• Store
• Prepare
• Cook
• Hold
• Cool
• Reheat
• Serve

17
Q

What is the food’s temperature danger zone or TDZ?

A

40°F & 140°F or 41°F & 135°F

18
Q

It is the transfer of bacteria to food from another food or from equipment of work surface

A

CROSS CONTAMINATION

19
Q

What are the 7 steps of HACCP?

A

• Conduct a hazard analysis
• Determine critical control points
• Establish critical limit
• Establish monitoring procedures
• Estable corrective actions
• Establish verification procedures
• Establish record-keeping procedures

20
Q

It is cause by consuming contaminated foods or beverages.

A

FOODBORNE ILLNESS

21
Q

It can cause vomiting, diarrhea & other symptoms, & it is an inflammation of the stomach & bowels.

A

FOODBORNE INFECTION

22
Q

Generally known as “food poisoning” & caused by eating food that contains toxins that are released by pathogens

A

FOODBORNE INTOXICATION

23
Q

Any agent that can cause food
contamination.

A

FOOD SAFETY HAZARD