TLE Flashcards

1
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is the art and science of planning, preparing, cooking, and servicing of quality meals in large quantities

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food service

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2
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is an umbrella of interdependent parts working together for a common goal

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system

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3
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the interdependent parts of a system are known as

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subsystems

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4
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there are ____ major subsystems

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three

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5
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is composed of people with primary functions and the activities of the operation

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operation system

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6
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consists of the people and the activities involved in planning , etc.

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management subsystem

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7
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is the collection of people, machines, etc. that gather/process data to provide necessary information

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information subsystem

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8
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subsystems operate within the organization support by available resources are called ____

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input

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9
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includes the raw material and energy from the environment transformed by the system

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input

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10
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refers to the processes used by the system to transform raw materials

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throughput

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11
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means the product or service that came from the system’s throughput

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output

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12
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is information on the success and/or failure of aspects of data or energy processing

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feedback

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13
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using food service organization as a system, material, money, etc. are the so called ____

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input

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14
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this is the management and supervision of the food service operation

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administration

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15
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this is the process of buying food supplies needed for food service operation

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purchasing

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16
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this is a part of food service operation involving inspection of materials delivered or items ordered

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receiving

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17
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this involves proper storage of food immediately after it has been received to avoid loss and wastage

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storing

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18
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refers to a plan, if not a program, that influences every aspect of the operation

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menu planning

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19
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the primary role of the ___ relative to the menu is to plan and implement menus for each business unit

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manager

20
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are performed by the chief cook, assistant’s cook/s and baker/s

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food preparation and cooking

21
Q

after food is prepared, it must be safely held, transported, delivered, and served to customers

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serving of food

22
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includes cleaning of the dishes, utensils, equipment, and premises.

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food safety

23
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also involves the full implementation of a safety program

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food safety

24
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this process involves maintenance and repair of equipment

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maintenance and repair

25
Q

cashiers, clerks, accountants, and finance managers are involved in this process

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accounting

26
Q

this type has been used traditionally over the years

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conventional

27
Q

also known as the central production kitchen

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comissionary

28
Q

“is described a large, central production kitchen…”

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comissionary

29
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in this type, food is “prepared on the premises then chilled/frozen and stored for use at some later time”

A

ready-prepared

30
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graphically presents the lines of authority in the organization

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organizational chart

31
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organized list of duties reflecting required skill and responsibilities in a specific position

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job description

32
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is “a written statement of the minimum standards that must be met by the applicant for a particular job”

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job specification

33
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outline of work to be accomplished by an employee with standard procedures and time requirements

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work schedule

34
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means keeping the food free from harmful bacteria to prevent contamination

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food sanitation

35
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commonly known as food poisoning

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foodborne ilness

36
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caused by a variety of pathogens or disease

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foodborne illness

37
Q

are three of the many other bacteria that causes foodborne illness

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salmonella, staphylococcus aureus, and listeria

38
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can also be caused by chemical contaminants in food

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foodborne illness

39
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is the process of getting the right product for a facility at the right time and in a form meeting

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purchasing

40
Q

are food items with short useful lives after they have been received

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perishable food

41
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are food items with longer shelf life and are often stored in room temperature

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staple or nonperishable foods

42
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are food items usually consumed everyday

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contract items

43
Q

point at which food service operation inspects and takes legal ownership

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receiving

44
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receiving method preferred by some food service managers because it offers an unbiased approach

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blind method

45
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another receiving method where the receiver checks the delivered items against the original purchase order

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invoice receiving method

46
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is crucial in any kind of food service operation

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proper storage