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What is personal hygiene?
What is personal hygiene?
Personal hygiene has to do with the health and cleanliness of a person.
List three personal hygiene practices mentioned in the text.
List three personal hygiene practices mentioned in the text.
Tuck long hair, keep nails short, wear neat clothes
Define contamination in the context of food hygiene.
Define contamination in the context of food hygiene.
Contamination is the presence of substances or conditions in food that can be harmful to humans.
What are the three types of contamination mentioned in the text?
What are the three types of contamination mentioned in the text?
Explain direct contamination in food hygiene.
Explain direct contamination in food hygiene.
What is cross contamination and how does it occur?
What is cross contamination and how does it occur?
Name four factors that contribute to food contamination and spoilage.
Name four factors that contribute to food contamination and spoilage.
What are perishable foods?
What are perishable foods?
List two examples of biological contaminants mentioned in the text.
List two examples of biological contaminants mentioned in the text.
What is kitchen hygiene and what does it involve?
What is kitchen hygiene and what does it involve?
Which type of contamination occurs when there is a transfer of contaminants while processing, preparing, and serving food?
Which type of contamination occurs when there is a transfer of contaminants while processing, preparing, and serving food?
What type of contaminants, such as fungi and bacteria, have easy access to food during direct contamination?
What type of contaminants, such as fungi and bacteria, have easy access to food during direct contamination?
Which factor contributes to food contamination and spoilage by promoting the growth of biological contaminants like fungi and bacteria?
Which factor contributes to food contamination and spoilage by promoting the growth of biological contaminants like fungi and bacteria?
What does kitchen hygiene involve?
What does kitchen hygiene involve?
Which type of foods are easily spoiled due to the presence of lactose?
Which type of foods are easily spoiled due to the presence of lactose?
What should be kept short to maintain personal hygiene according to the text?
What should be kept short to maintain personal hygiene according to the text?
How can biological contaminants like fungi and bacteria gain easy access to food during direct contamination?
How can biological contaminants like fungi and bacteria gain easy access to food during direct contamination?
What does personal hygiene have to do with according to the text?
What does personal hygiene have to do with according to the text?
What is the science of health and keeping well referred to as in the text?
What is the science of health and keeping well referred to as in the text?
What should be worn to maintain personal hygiene according to the text?
What should be worn to maintain personal hygiene according to the text?
What type of contaminants, such as fungi and bacteria, have easy access to food during direct contamination?
What type of contaminants, such as fungi and bacteria, have easy access to food during direct contamination?
What factor contributes to food contamination and spoilage by promoting the growth of biological contaminants like fungi and bacteria?
What factor contributes to food contamination and spoilage by promoting the growth of biological contaminants like fungi and bacteria?
Which type of foods are easily spoiled due to the presence of lactose?
Which type of foods are easily spoiled due to the presence of lactose?
What should be worn to maintain personal hygiene according to the text?
What should be worn to maintain personal hygiene according to the text?
What is the science of health and keeping well referred to as in the text?
What is the science of health and keeping well referred to as in the text?
What is kitchen hygiene and what does it involve?
What is kitchen hygiene and what does it involve?
Microorganisms that contaminate food are visible to the naked eye.
Microorganisms that contaminate food are visible to the naked eye.
Yeast multiplies by 'budding' and can cause fermentation of sugars and starch.
Yeast multiplies by 'budding' and can cause fermentation of sugars and starch.
Mold does not multiply rapidly under ideal conditions.
Mold does not multiply rapidly under ideal conditions.
Both warmth and cold temperatures are ideal for the growth of bacteria.
Both warmth and cold temperatures are ideal for the growth of bacteria.
Water is not required for the growth of microorganisms.
Water is not required for the growth of microorganisms.
Microorganisms can produce a new generation in less than 20 minutes.
Microorganisms can produce a new generation in less than 20 minutes.
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Study Notes
Personal Hygiene and Food Hygiene
- Personal hygiene refers to the practices that help maintain cleanliness and prevent the spread of diseases.
- Three personal hygiene practices mentioned in the text are: • Keeping nails short • Wearing clean clothing
- Contamination in the context of food hygiene refers to the presence of harmful substances or microorganisms in food.
Types of Contamination
- Three types of contamination mentioned in the text are: • Direct contamination • Cross contamination • Indirect contamination
- Direct contamination occurs when microorganisms like fungi and bacteria have easy access to food during processing, preparing, and serving.
Cross Contamination and Kitchen Hygiene
- Cross contamination occurs when there is a transfer of contaminants while processing, preparing, and serving food.
- Kitchen hygiene involves maintaining cleanliness and preventing the spread of diseases in the kitchen.
- It involves practices like keeping nails short, wearing clean clothing, and preventing cross contamination.
Factors Contributing to Food Contamination and Spoilage
- Four factors that contribute to food contamination and spoilage are: • Presence of biological contaminants like fungi and bacteria • Temperature • Moisture • Time
- Perishable foods are foods that are easily spoiled due to the presence of lactose, such as dairy products.
Biological Contaminants
- Two examples of biological contaminants mentioned in the text are: • Fungi • Bacteria
- These microorganisms can produce a new generation in less than 20 minutes and can cause fermentation of sugars and starch.
- They require water to grow and multiply rapidly under ideal conditions, such as warmth and moisture.
- Yeast multiplies by 'budding' and mold can multiply rapidly under ideal conditions.
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