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ServSafe Test

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When is a foodborne illness considered an outbreak?
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What is a foodborne illness?
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Why are children at a higher risk?
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What are the three contaminants that can cause foodborne illness?
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What are three behaviors that can cause time temperature abuse?
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What is Cross-contamination?
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What is ready to eat food?
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What can go wrong with poor cleaning and sanitizing?
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What populations are at high risk for foodborne illness?
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There are five ways food becomes unsafe. Name those 5 ways
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What are the seven challenges to food safety?
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What are the five key practices for ensuring food safety?
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Name the 8 costs of foodborne illness?
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How can poor personal hygiene transfer foodborne illness? Name 4
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Why are elderly at a high risk?
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What are the 4 ways you can market food safety in your kitchen?
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How can cross-contamination cause foodborne illness? Name 5 ways
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What are 4 ways poor cleaning and sanitizing can cause food borne illness?
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What is time temperature abuse?
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What are the TCS foods?
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Food has stayed too long at temperatures that are good for the growth of pathogens.
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Stomach acid production decreases which gives toxins more time to form.
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Preschool age children Elderly people People with compromised immune systems due to illness , aids, hiv, cancer or chemotherapy patients
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1) Failure to wash hands after bathroom 2) cough or sneeze on food 3) Touch or scratch wounds and then touch food 4) work while sick
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1) Time. 2) Language and culture 3) Literacy and education 4) Pathogens 5) Unapproved Suppliers 6) High-risk populations 7) Staff Turnover
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Milk/dairy Eggs Meats including poultry and fish shellfish and crustacean Baked potatoes Rice beans, heat treated plant foods Tofu, soy protein Sprouts Untreated garlic and oil (decorative) sliced melon, tomato, lettuce
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1) offer training 2) discuss safety expectations. document procedures 3) certificates of excellence 4) set an example
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1) Purchasing food form approved suppliers 2) controlling time and temparature 3) preventing cross contamination 4) practicing poor personal hygiene 5) cleaning and sanitizing
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1) Purchasing food form unsafe sources 2) Failing to cook food correctly 3) Holding food at incorrect temperatures 4) Using contaminated equipment 5) Poor personal hygiene
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1) Contaminated ingredients are added to food that receives no further cooking 2) Ready to eat food touches a contaminated surface 3) Contaminated food touches or drips fluid onto cooked or ready to eat food. (4 or food handler) 5) dirty wiping cloths
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Pathogens can be spread to food if equipment ahs not been cleaned and sanitized correctly between uses.
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1) equipment and utensils are not washed, rinsed, and sanitized 2) Food contact surfaces wiped clean rather than washed, rinsed, sanitized 3) wiping cloths not stored in sanitizer solution in between uses 4) sanitizing solutions not at required levels
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1) Loss of customers/sales 2) Loss of reputation 3) Negative media/reputation loss 4) Lowered staff morale 5) Lawsuits and legal fees 6) Staff missing work 7) Increased insurance premiums 8) Staff retraining
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1) Food is not held or stored at the correct temperature 2) Food is not cooked or reheated enough to kill pathogens 3) Food is not cooled correctly
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Underdeveloped immune system
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1) Physical (metal shavings, fingernails, etc) 2) Biological (pathogens, parasites) 3) Chemical (cleaner spilled into food, etc)
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when two or more people are affected with the same symptoms after eating the same food from the same place at the same time
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Pathogens transferred from one food surface (or food) to another
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a disease transmitted to people by food.
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Food that can be eaten without further preparation, washing or cooking.
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What month is national food safety month?
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What is the unsafe temperature zone?
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How many people contract foodborne illness each year?
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How many dollars does foodborne illnesses cost the United States each year?
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What is a three letter word that is food most likely to become unsafe?
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How long can food be safely stored at the unsafe levels without expecting a pathogen?
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Unsafe food is usually the result of this, which is the presence of harmful substances in food.

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