135degreesor above.Hot foodsstay at whattemperatureor above?Glass, metal,dirt, jewlery,band-aids,fingernails,and hair.What aresome mainphysicalhazards?Pathogenscan growand makepeople sick.What canpathogensdo?When 2 or morepeople get sickfrom eating thesame food fromthe samelocation.What is afoodborneoutbreak?Your handsshould beplaced onthe bottom ofthe plate.Where shouldyour hands bewhen servinga plate offood?Includes:Bacteria,viruses, andparasites.What doesbiologicalhazardsinclude?it is a bacteriafromcontaminatedmeat and notcooking themeat enough.What isE.coli?Identifyforeignobjects thatcan get intofood.1 way topreventphysicalhazards?In the centeror thethickest partof the food.Where in the fooddoes thethermometer needto be inserted toget the correcttemperature?41degreesor below.Cold foodsstay at whattemperatureand below?They makesure foodfacility;s areclean,safe, andproperlymaintained.What is alocal healthinspector'sjob?Vomiting,severe stomachcramps,diarrhea, afever, nausea,JaundiceWhat aresomesymptoms offoodillnesses.When differentfoods arealternatingbetween a coldor hot area.What isTime andTemperatureAbuse?Place foodunder coldrunningwater.1 wayto thawfoodThekitchencounter.Whereshould younever thawfood on?Healthypeople.What typeof peopleare least toget sick?Purchase allchemicalsfromapprovedsources.1 way topreventChemicalHazards?Onlyonce.How manytimes canfood bereheated?Sealedorcovered.Any food inthe fridgeneeds tobe___Sanitizing iskilling orreducingpathogens tosafe levels.What issanitizing?Washinghandsconstantly.One wayto keepfoodsafe?Their owncertaintemperature.You shouldcook certainfoods towhattemperature.Uncookedfoods don'tleak on topof ready toeat foods.The shelvingfor therefridgeratorsare so__.They beginfromcontaminatedfood/ foodpoisoning.What dofoodborneillnessesbegin from?135degreesor above.Hot foodsstay at whattemperatureor above?Glass, metal,dirt, jewlery,band-aids,fingernails,and hair.What aresome mainphysicalhazards?Pathogenscan growand makepeople sick.What canpathogensdo?When 2 or morepeople get sickfrom eating thesame food fromthe samelocation.What is afoodborneoutbreak?Your handsshould beplaced onthe bottom ofthe plate.Where shouldyour hands bewhen servinga plate offood?Includes:Bacteria,viruses, andparasites.What doesbiologicalhazardsinclude?it is a bacteriafromcontaminatedmeat and notcooking themeat enough.What isE.coli?Identifyforeignobjects thatcan get intofood.1 way topreventphysicalhazards?In the centeror thethickest partof the food.Where in the fooddoes thethermometer needto be inserted toget the correcttemperature?41degreesor below.Cold foodsstay at whattemperatureand below?They makesure foodfacility;s areclean,safe, andproperlymaintained.What is alocal healthinspector'sjob?Vomiting,severe stomachcramps,diarrhea, afever, nausea,JaundiceWhat aresomesymptoms offoodillnesses.When differentfoods arealternatingbetween a coldor hot area.What isTime andTemperatureAbuse?Place foodunder coldrunningwater.1 wayto thawfoodThekitchencounter.Whereshould younever thawfood on?Healthypeople.What typeof peopleare least toget sick?Purchase allchemicalsfromapprovedsources.1 way topreventChemicalHazards?Onlyonce.How manytimes canfood bereheated?Sealedorcovered.Any food inthe fridgeneeds tobe___Sanitizing iskilling orreducingpathogens tosafe levels.What issanitizing?Washinghandsconstantly.One wayto keepfoodsafe?Their owncertaintemperature.You shouldcook certainfoods towhattemperature.Uncookedfoods don'tleak on topof ready toeat foods.The shelvingfor therefridgeratorsare so__.They beginfromcontaminatedfood/ foodpoisoning.What dofoodborneillnessesbegin from?

Food Safety - Call List

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  1. Hot foods stay at what temperature or above?
    135 degrees or above.
  2. What are some main physical hazards?
    Glass, metal, dirt, jewlery, band-aids, fingernails, and hair.
  3. What can pathogens do?
    Pathogens can grow and make people sick.
  4. What is a foodborne outbreak?
    When 2 or more people get sick from eating the same food from the same location.
  5. Where should your hands be when serving a plate of food?
    Your hands should be placed on the bottom of the plate.
  6. What does biological hazards include?
    Includes: Bacteria, viruses, and parasites.
  7. What is E.coli?
    it is a bacteria from contaminated meat and not cooking the meat enough.
  8. 1 way to prevent physical hazards?
    Identify foreign objects that can get into food.
  9. Where in the food does the thermometer need to be inserted to get the correct temperature?
    In the center or the thickest part of the food.
  10. Cold foods stay at what temperature and below?
    41 degrees or below.
  11. What is a local health inspector's job?
    They make sure food facility;s are clean,safe, and properly maintained.
  12. What are some symptoms of food illnesses.
    Vomiting, severe stomach cramps, diarrhea, a fever, nausea, Jaundice
  13. What is Time and Temperature Abuse?
    When different foods are alternating between a cold or hot area.
  14. 1 way to thaw food
    Place food under cold running water.
  15. Where should you never thaw food on?
    The kitchen counter.
  16. What type of people are least to get sick?
    Healthy people.
  17. 1 way to prevent Chemical Hazards?
    Purchase all chemicals from approved sources.
  18. How many times can food be reheated?
    Only once.
  19. Any food in the fridge needs to be___
    Sealed or covered.
  20. What is sanitizing?
    Sanitizing is killing or reducing pathogens to safe levels.
  21. One way to keep food safe?
    Washing hands constantly.
  22. You should cook certain foods to what temperature.
    Their own certain temperature.
  23. The shelving for the refridgerators are so__.
    Uncooked foods don't leak on top of ready to eat foods.
  24. What do foodborne illnesses begin from?
    They begin from contaminated food/ food poisoning.