Questions and Answers
What should you do if the food handler assigned to prepare the salad has a small cut on their hand?
If an employee is properly trained, he should be able to demonstrate all of the following competencies EXCEPT:
In which situation would you need to speak to an employee regarding hand washing?
What is the MOST important reason for having food handlers wear hair restraints?
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If all proper hand washing steps are followed, how long should the entire process take?
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What action should you take if an interview candidate discloses that she is infected with HIV?
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Why should you stock only brightly colored bandages for the first aid supplies?
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Because of the risk of spreading Staphylococcus aureus, which area of your body should you be trained to avoid touching?
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Corrective action needs to be taken IMMEDIATELY if you see a food handler:
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What hazards are created by Gabe when he touches cooked chicken after handling raw chicken?
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Study Notes
Food Safety Protocols
- Food handlers with cuts must wear watertight bandages and gloves to prevent contamination.
- Proper training for employees includes skills in cooling methods, cooking temperatures, and sanitizing surfaces, but not supplier identification by price and quality.
Employee Training and Monitoring
- Regularly assess staff behavior; instruct employees who interact with animals or smoke to ensure hygiene standards are maintained.
- Effective hand washing should be emphasized regardless of staff experience or training.
Personal Hygiene Standards
- Hair restraints are vital to prevent hair from coming into contact with food, reducing cross-contamination risk.
- Proper hand washing takes at least 20 seconds to ensure thorough cleaning.
Employment and Health Disclosures
- Candidates with HIV should be considered disabled, allowing for employment while ensuring safety and compliance with legal standards.
First Aid Supplies Management
- Colorful bandages in first aid kits aid in visibility, reducing the risk of contamination from falling supplies.
Contamination Prevention
- Employees must avoid touching sensitive areas such as mouths and noses to minimize spreading Staphylococcus aureus.
- Immediate corrective actions are essential for food handlers if they use hand sanitizers instead of washing hands, wear inappropriate jewelry, or change food types with the same apron.
Cross-Contamination Awareness
- Handlers, even when using gloves, can cause cross-contamination by transferring allergens or raw food contaminants to cooked foods; training and monitoring in food preparation processes are critical.
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Test your knowledge on food safety protocols with these flashcards from Lesson 5. Each card presents scenarios and correct responses related to food handling. Perfect for food handlers and culinary students to ensure compliance with safety standards.