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What temperature must food be reheated to on a steam table?
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What is a common symptom of the hepatitis A virus?
Jaundice
Food prep equipment and utensils must be designed and constructed to be?
Durable
Clean utensils should be stored handle up in-order to?
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To keep the water supply safe, a back-flow prevention device is required when an?
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What must a food handler do with an uneaten basket of dinner rolls that was returned to the prep table?
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During correct hand-washing, soap must come in contact with hands for a minimum of how many seconds?
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What is the purpose of an air gap?
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A backflow-prevention device on a carbonated beverage dispenser is used to prevent:
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What is a cross connection?
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Which frozen food was thawed correctly?
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Backup of sewage in the prep area or serious pest infestation are hazards that:
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Which food could be transported in a zinc container?
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Garbage containers for outdoor use must be smooth, durable, and?
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Live display tanks for molluscan shellfish require a:
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If chemicals are transferred to a secondary container, the secondary containers must be labeled with the chemicals:
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Cooked vegetables should be?
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Using hard water when preparing a sanitizing solution will cause the sanitizer to be?
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An example of a corrective action is?
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Hand antiseptics should be applied after?
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A backup of sewage in the operation's storeroom would be a reason to contact the local regulatory authority because it is considered an?
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A food handler is diagnosed with an illness caused by Shigella spp. What must management do?
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What will happen if an operation does not take action when an imminent health hazard occurs?
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Management must notify the regulatory authority if a food handler tests positive for?
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Complete loss of refrigeration is grounds for?
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A food handler must remove what item before working with food?
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Who is responsible for notifying the regulatory authority when a food handler is diagnosed with a reportable illness?
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Individuals who deliberately contaminate food can be accused of?
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Which practice reduces the risk of contamination in a food-prep area?
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A food handler's apron has become dirty, what should the food handler do?
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Washing dishes with non-drinkable water is considered to be a?
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What should a manager do if a food handler reports suffering from jaundice?
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Which is a common foodborne illness risk factor?
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Electrical power outages and sewage backups are classified as?
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What situation is considered an imminent health hazard and must be reported to the regulatory authority?
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Food handlers should wash their hands after?
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Are food handlers who arrive to work with a sore throat and fever allowed to work with food?
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A manager must notify the regulatory authority when a food handler reports having which symptoms?
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Single-service items must be received?
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Storing raw food requiring a higher cooking temperature below or away from food requiring a lower cooking temperature helps prevent which type of contamination?
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Roast beef cooked at 350 degrees and transported to a restaurant should be received at a temperature of at least?
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To prevent cross-contamination, which food must be stored on the top shelf of a cooler?
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How many days must an operation retain shellstock tags or labels once the shellfish have been sold or served?
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A delivery of packaged frozen vegetables should be rejected if the?
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How should open, bagged, dry food such as flour, rice, and sugar be stored?
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The correct concentration range for a chlorine sanitizing solution is:
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Labels on repackaged bulk food for resale must include ingredients and sub-ingredients listed in which way?
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To prevent food in a self-service area from becoming contaminated by guests, an operation should?
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When thawing raw beef under running water, thawed portions must NOT rise above?
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A special process that requires a HACCP plan to be in place before the process is used in an operation is?
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A food handler has been diagnosed with the hepatitis A virus but is not showing signs of illness. The manager must?
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Raw TCS food must be stored at a temperature no higher than?
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Food items that have been recalled should be?
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To avoid contaminating a bagel ordered by a customer, the food handler should?
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A food handler must wear single-use gloves when?
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Seafood must be cooked to a minimum internal temperature of?
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Hot-held TCS food that is being cooled must reach 70 degrees within how many hours?
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Which of these practices requires a HACCP plan?
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An operation wants to hold a pan of hot food using time as a public health control. What must the label on the pan of food indicate?
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What is the best way to prevent a foodborne illness caused by shellfish toxins?
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Operations serving raw oysters should have a?
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What is the correct first step when preparing a whole tomato?
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Who is responsible for training staff to know how to properly accommodate a guest with a food allergy?
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Leftover chili being reheated for hot holding must reach which minimum internal temperature of 15 sections?
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What is one common foodborne illness risk factor?
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A variance from the local health authority is required when?
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Study Notes
Hepatitis A and Symptoms
- Common symptom of hepatitis A virus: jaundice
Equipment and Utensils in Food Prep
- Food prep equipment must be durable to withstand regular use.
- Clean utensils should be stored handle up to prevent contamination.
Water Supply Safety
- Back-flow prevention is mandatory when an air gap is above the flood rim.
Food Handling Practices
- Uneaten dinner rolls returned to prep table must be discarded.
- Hand-washing requires soap contact for a minimum of 10 seconds.
- Air gaps are crucial for preventing back-flow.
Thawing and Food Storage
- Hamburger patties thawed directly on a charbroil grill is a correct thawing method.
- An imminent health hazard can cause immediate closure of an operation.
- TCS food must be stored at a temperature no higher than 41 degrees.
Food Safety Regulations
- Management must report food handler illnesses like norovirus to regulatory authorities.
- A food handler suffering jaundice must be excluded from work and reported.
- Backup sewage issues are classified as imminent health hazards that require immediate action.
Handling Food Contamination
- Sore throat and fever in food handlers prohibits them from working with food.
- Cross connections in water systems can lead to serious contamination risks.
Correct Food Holding Temperatures
- Cooked vegetables should be held at 135 degrees or higher.
- Hot-held TCS food must reach cooling temperatures of 70 degrees within 2 hours.
HACCP and Variance Requirements
- HACCP plans are necessary for processes like making beef jerky or cooking steak to less than 145 degrees.
- Proper training for accommodating guests with allergies is the manager's responsibility.
Personal Hygiene and Work Environment
- Food handlers must wash hands after engaging in activities that contaminate them.
- Single-service items must be received in undamaged original packaging.
Storage Practices
- Raw food requiring higher cooking temperatures should be stored below food with lower temperature needs to prevent biological contamination.
- Shellstock tags must be retained for 90 days after use.
Safe Food Transport and Handling
- Seafood should be cooked to a minimum internal temperature of 145 degrees.
- Food should be isolated and labeled "return to supplier" if recalled.
Preventing Cross-Contamination
- A sneeze guard is required for self-service foods like chopped lettuce.
- Use of new plates for each trip at self-service areas helps prevent cross-contamination.
Chemical Safety
- Solutions for cleaning equipment like yogurt machines must be thoroughly drained to prevent chemical contamination.
- Chlorine is identified as a type of sanitizer.
Food Thermometer Usage
- Proper food handling and checking temperatures are critical to avoid foodborne illnesses.
- Dangerous temperatures include receiving hot TCS food below 135 degrees, which is unacceptable.
Overall Food Safety Practices
- Good personal hygiene, proper food storage, and compliance with safety regulations are essential to minimize foodborne illnesses.### Quats (Quaternary Ammonium Compounds)
- Quats are chemical compounds commonly used as disinfectants in cleaning solutions.
- They are effective against bacteria, viruses, and fungi.
Cleaning Tools and Supplies
- Cleaning tools must be properly stored after use, with mops stored in a way that prevents contamination.
- Tools should be cleaned and sanitized before storage to ensure hygiene.
Storage of Cleaning Supplies
- Cleaning supplies should be kept away from food preparation areas to avoid contamination risks.
Sanitizing Solution Concentration
- A test kit is essential for food handlers to accurately check the concentration of sanitizing solutions.
Dumpster Regulatory Requirements
- Dumpsters should be durable, cleanable, and constructed to resist insects and rodents to ensure safety and sanitation.
Cooking Safety
- The only reliable method to verify that meat, poultry, and eggs are cooked to a safe internal temperature is by using a food thermometer.
Food Storage Heights
- Tableware and utensils that are not single-use must be stored at least 6 inches off the floor to maintain cleanliness.
Hand-Washing Stations
- Proper hand-washing stations must include signage to remind users of hand hygiene protocols.
Sinks Usage
- Sinks must be utilized for their intended purpose to prevent cross-contamination between food items.
Floor Coving
- Floor coving is implemented to reduce sharp corners on surfaces, making cleaning easier and enhancing safety.
Food Preparation Equipment Certification
- Equipment must be certified for sanitation by an ANSI accredited certification program to ensure safety standards are met.
Temperature for Fresh Beef
- Cold-held fresh beef should be received at a maximum temperature of 41 degrees Fahrenheit to ensure food safety.
Live Display Tanks for Shellfish
- Live molluscan shellfish display tanks require a variance from regulatory authorities along with a HACCP plan to maintain safety and hygiene.
Hepatitis A Virus Symptoms
- Jaundice is a common symptom of the hepatitis A virus, indicating a potential health concern.
Storing Clean Utensils
- Clean utensils need to be stored handle-up to prevent contamination and maintain cleanliness.
Food Transparency
- Providing accurate nutrition information on menu signs is crucial to prevent misleading customers about food contents.
Restricted-Use Pesticides
- Certain chemicals that can only be applied by licensed pest control operators are classified as restricted-use pesticides due to their potency and safety regulations.
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