What is important when creating a self-inspection program?, It should mirror a regulatory inspection, It should focus on foodborne-illness complaints, It should focus on customer satisfaction surveys, It should focus on food safety violations that are easy to fix, When should self-inspections be performed in an operation?, Only when food safety issues are suspected., Primarily when preparing for a regulatory inspection, ONly after receiving a customer food safety complaint, In addition to and more often than regulatory inspections, Who should be restricted from working with or around food?, A food handler who is vomiting., A food handler who has jaundice, A food handler who has diarrhea, A food handler who has a sore throat and fever, Which symptoms must be reported to the regulatory authority?, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Jaundice, Sore throat and fever, What is the maximum amount of time single-use gloves can be worn before they must be changed?, one hour, two hours, three hours, four hours, Why are short fingernails required for food handlers?, They are easier to keep clean, They reduce the need to wash hands, They prevent single-use gloves from slipping off, They reduce the risk of spreading airborne pathogens, Which is one of the Big Nine food allergens?, avocado, celery, sesame, mustard, Which is a symptom of an allergic reaction?, sweating, wheezing, vomiting, jaundice, Which situation would result in cross-contact?, storing raw beef above ready-to-eat food, cooking chicken and shrimp in the same fryer, using the same cutting board for raw chicken and lettuce, temping chicken and then ground beef with the same thermometer, What must be included on the label of a restaurant's signature BBQ sauce sold to the public?, pH of the sauce, instructions for use, nutritional information, source of each major food allergen, What is required to be an approved supplier?, they use tamper-evident packaging, they have a clean and modern facility, they offer traceability for all ingredients, they meet all applicable local, state and federal laws, At what temperature must cold TCS food be received?, 41 F or lower, 45 F or lower, 50 F or lower, 55 F or lower, What discard date should be placed on a label of beef chili prepared on October 1?, Oct 1, Oct 3, Oct 7, Oct 8, These foods must be stored in the same cooler. In which top to bottom order should they be stored to prevent cross-contamination?, salad greens, raw beef roast, raw salmon, raw chicken, raw ground beef, salad greens, raw salmon, raw beef roast, raw ground beef, raw chicken, Salad greens, raw ground beef, raw salmon, raw beef roast, raw chicken, salad greens, raw salmon, raw ground beef, raw beef roast, raw chicken, Which food is in the temperature danger zone?, soup held in a hot-holding unit at 136 F, Meat loaf stored in a cooler at 38F, Raw chicken delivered at 40 F, Cooked rice at 72 F and left out for 2 hours, Which food was thawed correctly?, salmon thawed on a prep table, turkey thawed in a cooler at 38 F, shrimp thawed in a sink full of water at 70 F, steaks thawed in a microwave and then placed in a cooler until needed, Which food must be cooked to a minimum internal temperature of 155 F for 17 seconds?, blackened catfish, cheeseburger, New York strip steak, stuffed pasta, Which food must be cooked to a minimum internal temperature of 165 F for 15 seconds?, lamb chops, ostrich steak, oyster stuffing, buffalo burger, What minimum internal temperature must rice be cooked to?, 135, 145, 155, 165, Chicken breasts will be parially cooked, cooled, and then finished as they are ordered. What is the maximum amount of time allowed for the initial cooking step?, 15 mins, 30 min, 60 mins, 90 mins, Which food was cooled correctly?, clam chowder: from 135 to 70 in one hour, then 70 to 41 in six hours, chili: from 135 to 70 in two hours, then from 70 to 41 in four hours, jambalaya: from 135 to 70 in two hours, then from 70 to 41 in two hours, Macaroni and cheese: from 135 to 70 in four hours, then from 70 to 41 in two hours., Which is an acceptable method for cooling hot food?, placing it directly in the cooler, placing it in an ice-water bath, leaving it at room temperature, rinsing it with cold water, To what temperature must TCS food be reheated for hot holding?, 135 within two hours, 145 for 15 seconds within two hours, 155 for 17 seconds within two hours, 165 for 15 seconds within two hours, What food is being held safely?, minestrone soup held at 125 F, chili held at 136 F, potato salad held at 70 F, cut melon held at 65 F, What is the minumum amount of time that food temperatures must be checked when holding food?, at least hourly, at least every 2 hours, at least every 3 hours, at least every 4 hours, What is required in jurisdictions that permit the refilling of containers returned by a customer?, must be a single-service container, must be cleaned and sanitized by the food handler, must be visually inspected by the customer, must be verifited by the FDA, Which foods cannot be re-served to another customer?, bread rolls, bottle of ketchup, condiment packets, unopened cracker packages, What factors influence the effectiveness of a sanitizer?, Color, odor, packaging date and brand, Type of surface, lighting, air temperature, and humidity, Storage temperature, expiration date, dilution method, and type, Concentratration, water temperature, contact time, water hardness and pH, An employee needed to clean and sanitize a prep table. They removed food from the surface, washed the surface with soapy water, rinsed the surface with clean water, sanitized the surface with a sanitizing solution, and dried the surface with a paper towel. What mistake did the employee make?, washed with soapy water, rinsed with clean water, dried with a paper towel, sanitized with sanitizer solution, What is the difference between a sanitizer and a disinfectant?, sanitizer is stronger, sanitizer is best reserved for cleaning bodily fluids, disinfectant reduces pathogens to safe levels, disinfectant inactivates or eliminates pathogens, Chemicals MUST be stored:, in their original containers, in a locked cabinet at all times, in a secure location when not in use, above food, equipment, utensils, and linens, What must be done before starting a new construction or remodeling project in a food establishment?, a food safety audit must be conducted by the regulatory authority, a plan must be submitted to the regulatory authority, a preliminary inspection must be conducted by the fire department, a zoning request must be obtained, To be effective, a food safety management system relies on the establishment of food safety policies and procedures, employee training on the them, and ..., modeling to ensure employees remember them, monitoring to ensure employees are following them, auditing to ensure there are no food safety violations, verification to ensure the program is working as intended, An employee drops a running hose into a mop bucket to fill it up. Why is this bad practice?, the employee has created backflow, the employee has created an air gap, the employee has created a backsiphonage, the employee has created a cross-connection, Which situation is considered an imminent health hazard?, a pest sighting near the back door of a facility, a dishwasher leaking water onto a kitchen floor, a sewage backup that contaminates food in a dry storage, a power failure that shuts off power to walk-in coolers for one hour, Who should apply persticides in a operation?, the manager, janitorial staff, a regulatory agency, a pest control operator, How should animals on the premises be handled?, do not intervene, prevent them from entering, allow all animals on the premises, check with your local regulatory authority, A shipment of oysters has arrived at an establishment. How long must the accompanying shell stock tags be kept on file?, 7 days, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days, Sewage has backed up from one of the drains in an establishment. What should a manager do next?, call a plumber, close the establishment, call the regulatory authority, determine if the hazard will affect food safety, What should be done with a food item that has been recalled?, FIFO the item, Discount the item, Use the item immediately, Remove the item from inventory and label it, How long can hot food be held without temperature control?, 2 hours, 4 hours, 6 hours, How long can cold food be held without temperature control?, 2 hours, 4 hours, 6 hours, To re-heat food in the microwave, what temperature?, 145, 155, 135, 165, Which of the following is a pathogen?, a microorganism that causes illness, a cleaning chemical, a food allergen, a food additive, Which pathogen is commonly linked to improperly cooked chicken?, Salmonella, Hepatitis A, Norovirus, Giardia, Which food is commonly associated with Norovirus transmission?, Unwashed produce handled by an infected worker, Properly cooked rice, Sealed canned soda, Dry sugar, Which illness is commonly associated with ready-to-eat food contaminated by an infected food handler?, Norovirus, Anisakiasis, Ciguatera, Botulism only, Which pathogen can be associated with raw or undercooked fish?, Anisakis (a parasite), Norovirus only, Hepatitis A only, Shigella only, Which pathogen is associated with fecal contamination and can cause jaundice?, Hepatitis A virus, Salmonella only, C. perfringens, Anisakis, What is "M" in FAT TOM?, mucous, moisture, mold, mice

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