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What is the consequence of producing food under unsanitary conditions?
What is the consequence of producing food under unsanitary conditions?
- The food is classified as organic.
- The food is considered safe for consumption.
- The food is deemed adulterated and unfit for human consumption. (correct)
- The food can be sold without any restrictions.
What should be included in personnel training related to food safety?
What should be included in personnel training related to food safety?
- Creative cooking techniques.
- Specific operation, hygiene, and safety practices. (correct)
- Revenue generation strategies.
- Proper clothing for kitchen staff.
Which of the following individuals should be excluded from the processing area?
Which of the following individuals should be excluded from the processing area?
- Individuals with a minor illness.
- Persons suffering from illnesses likely to be transmitted in food. (correct)
- Anyone with knowledge of food science.
- Individuals working in marketing.
How does the bacterial count on cutting boards for raw meat compare to that on a toilet seat?
How does the bacterial count on cutting boards for raw meat compare to that on a toilet seat?
Why is personnel hygiene important in food processing?
Why is personnel hygiene important in food processing?
What is the primary role of food safety?
What is the primary role of food safety?
Which microorganism is NOT mentioned as a foodborne illness-causing organism?
Which microorganism is NOT mentioned as a foodborne illness-causing organism?
Foodborne illnesses can be caused by which of the following microorganisms?
Foodborne illnesses can be caused by which of the following microorganisms?
The term 'terrorists' in relation to food refers to which phenomenon?
The term 'terrorists' in relation to food refers to which phenomenon?
What is a common consequence of foodborne illnesses?
What is a common consequence of foodborne illnesses?
Which version of E-coli is known for being particularly virulent?
Which version of E-coli is known for being particularly virulent?
How is food safety primarily ensured?
How is food safety primarily ensured?
Food safety is essential to prevent what type of health issues?
Food safety is essential to prevent what type of health issues?
What is a key risk associated with the presence of people in a manufacturing area for parenteral products?
What is a key risk associated with the presence of people in a manufacturing area for parenteral products?
Which of the following factors is essential for the growth of microorganisms?
Which of the following factors is essential for the growth of microorganisms?
Which document outlines microbiological standards for processed food in the Philippines?
Which document outlines microbiological standards for processed food in the Philippines?
What aspect of food safety is emphasized by people's hygiene and handling practices?
What aspect of food safety is emphasized by people's hygiene and handling practices?
What does current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) primarily describe?
What does current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) primarily describe?
What is one specific requirement for microorganisms to thrive?
What is one specific requirement for microorganisms to thrive?
What substance was identified as the cause of food poisoning in the ErgoCha milk tea deaths?
What substance was identified as the cause of food poisoning in the ErgoCha milk tea deaths?
Why is it important to maintain good aseptic techniques during food handling?
Why is it important to maintain good aseptic techniques during food handling?
Which of the following best describes foodborne intoxication?
Which of the following best describes foodborne intoxication?
How does foodborne infection differ from intoxication?
How does foodborne infection differ from intoxication?
What kind of environment is necessary for the growth of spoilage organisms?
What kind of environment is necessary for the growth of spoilage organisms?
Which example is associated with foodborne intoxication?
Which example is associated with foodborne intoxication?
What is the typical onset time for foodborne intoxication compared to infection?
What is the typical onset time for foodborne intoxication compared to infection?
What is the minimum duration for effective handwashing according to the recommended steps?
What is the minimum duration for effective handwashing according to the recommended steps?
Which area should receive particular attention during handwashing?
Which area should receive particular attention during handwashing?
Why is warm water preferred for handwashing?
Why is warm water preferred for handwashing?
What method should be used to turn off the faucet after washing hands?
What method should be used to turn off the faucet after washing hands?
What is the role of single-use paper towels during hand drying?
What is the role of single-use paper towels during hand drying?
What should be avoided while drying hands after washing?
What should be avoided while drying hands after washing?
How does water temperature affect handwashing effectiveness?
How does water temperature affect handwashing effectiveness?
What surfaces are emphasized for cleaning during handwashing?
What surfaces are emphasized for cleaning during handwashing?
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Study Notes
Introduction to Food Safety
- Food safety ensures that food does not cause harm when prepared or consumed as intended (Food Safety Act of 2013, R.A. 10611).
- Recognizes threats to food safety, likening certain microorganisms to "terrorists" of food.
Key Microorganisms Impacting Food Safety
- Salmonella: A common bacteria that causes foodborne illness.
- E. coli non-O157: A variant of E. coli responsible for food-related diseases.
- E. coli O157:H7: A harmful strain often linked to serious outbreaks.
Foodborne Illness Overview
- Intoxication: Illness caused by exotoxins produced by bacteria; short onset period (e.g., Botulism, Staphylococcal Gastroenteritis).
- Infection: Illness resulting from ingesting live bacteria that grow in the intestinal tract; often longer onset time.
Factors Affecting Food Contamination
- Human Hygiene: Billions of microorganisms reside on and around humans, influencing contamination risk if proper aseptic techniques are not followed.
- Type of Foods: Characteristics including physical properties and chemical composition can lead to contamination.
- Environment: Conditions such as temperature, pH, and humidity significantly affect microorganism growth.
Essential Microbial Growth Conditions
- Microorganisms require specific conditions for growth, as outlined in relevant food safety standards.
- Reference standards include FDA Circular No. 2013-10 and Philippine National Standards for Drinking Water 2007.
Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
- Outlines methods, equipment, and standards for producing safe and uncontaminated food.
- Food produced in unsanitary conditions is classified as adulterated and unfit for consumption.
Importance of Personnel Hygiene
- Proper training in hygiene, handling, and safety practices is crucial for all personnel.
- Individuals with foodborne illness should not enter food processing areas to prevent contamination.
Handwashing Protocols
- Follow proper handwashing techniques: rinse with clean, warm water; use soap and rub for at least 20 seconds; dry hands thoroughly.
- Warm water is preferred as it enhances the removal of fatty soils and aids in soap effectiveness.
Additional Handwashing Considerations
- Focus on areas under fingernails and between fingers when washing.
- Avoid recontamination by using single-use towels or devices to turn off faucets and open doors.
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