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What does the FDA do? - ANSWER:Inspects all food except meat, poultry, and eggs

What does the USDA do? - ANSWER:Inspects meat, poultry, and eggs

What do state and local regulatory authorities do? - ANSWER:Write code that regulates retail and
foodservice operations

Which is a TCS food?

A. Bread

B. Flour

C. Sprouts

D. Strawberries - ANSWER:C. Sprouts

Name the Big 6 - ANSWER:1. Shigella spp.

2. salmonella Typhi

3. Nontyphoidal salmonella

4. E. coli

5. Hepatitis A

6. Norovirus

Which of the Big 6 are bacteria? - ANSWER:1. Shigella spp.

2. Salmonella Typhi

3. Nontyphoidal Salmonella

4. E. coli

What are the symptoms are foodborne illness? (6) - ANSWER:1. Diarrhea

2. Vomiting

3. Jaundice

4. Abdominal pains

5. Nausea

6. Fever

Bacteria grow best in..... - ANSWER:FAT TOM conditions

What does the acronym "FAT TOM" stand for? - ANSWER:F: food

,A: Acidity

T: Temperature



T: Time

O: Oxygen

M: Moisture

Salmonella Typhi:

Name the Source, food linked with bacteria, Symptoms, and prevention measures. - ANSWER:Source:
Humans

Food linked: RTE food & beverages

Symptoms: Bloody diarrhea, abdominal pain, Fever

Prevention: Cook food to minimum internal temps

Nontyphoidal Salmonella:

Name the Source, food linked with bacteria, Symptoms, and prevention measures. - ANSWER:Source:
Farm animals

Food linked: poultry, eggs, meat, milk & dairy products, produce.

Symptoms: Diarrhea, cramps, vomiting, fever

Prevention: Prevent cross-contamination between RTE food and poultry

Shigella Spp.

Name the Source, food linked with bacteria, and prevention measures. - ANSWER:Source: feces in
humans. when people eat/drink contaminated food or water.

Food linked: Food easily contaminated by hands, such as salads containing TCS foods

Prevention: control flies in and out of operation. Wash hands

E. Coli

Name the Source, food linked with bacteria, and prevention measures. - ANSWER:Source: Intestines of
cattle and infected people

Food linked: Ground beef (raw and undercooked) & contaminated produce

Prevention: Cook food to min internal temps & purchase from approved reputable suppliers

Hepatitis A.

Name the Source, food linked with bacteria, and prevention measures. - ANSWER:Source: Human Feces

, Food linked: RTE food & shellfish from contaminated water

Prevention: Exclude food-handlers who have had jaundice for 7 days or less & purchase shellfish from
approved reputable suppliers

What 2 viruses has the FDA identified to be highly contagious and can cause severe illnesses? -
ANSWER:1. Norovirus

2. Hepatitis A.

Norovirus

Name the Source, food linked with bacteria, and prevention measures. - ANSWER:Source: RTE food &
Contaminated water

Food linked: RTE food & Shellfish from contaminated water

Prevention: Purchase shellfish from approved reputable suppliers & wash hands

Parasites:

Name the Source and prevention measures. - ANSWER:Source: Seafood, wild game, food processed with
contaminated water such as produce

Prevention: Make sure fish that will be served raw or undercooked has been correctly frozen by the
manufacturer

Biological Toxins:

Origin, Symptoms, & Prevention - ANSWER:Origin: Certain plants. mushrooms, and seafood

Symptoms: Occur within minutes. Diarrhea, vomiting, hot & cold sensations

Prevention: TCS when handling fish. Purchase from approved suppliers

Chemical Contaminants:

Sources, Symptoms, & Prevention - ANSWER:Sources: Chemicals that are stored incorrectly

Symptoms: Occur within minutes. Vomiting & Diarrhea. If illness is suspected, call the emergency # in
your area & the poison control #.

Prevention: Store chemicals away from food. Store below food/food- contact surfaces.

Physical Contaminants:

Sources, Symptoms, & Prevention - ANSWER:Sources: Metal shavings from cans

Symptoms: Mild to fatal injuries

Prevention: Closely inspect food you receive Practice good personal hygiene

Fungi - ANSWER:Include Yeasts, Molds, and Mushrooms

Some molds & mushrooms produce toxins that cause food borne illnesses

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Publisher: 2017 ISBN: 9780134812335 Edition: Unknown

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