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NEVADA FOOD HANDLERS CARD EXAM TEST BANK QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS When defrosting food temperature must be - Answer-Below 41 degrees Thawing can be done - Answer-In refrigerator While cooking In microwave In water 165 degrees - Answer-Poultry, Stuffed meat, anything reheated 155 degrees - Answer-• Tenderized/injected and ground meats • Raw shell eggs for hot holding 145 degrees - Answer-• Whole muscle meat • Fish and seafood • Raw shell eggs for immediate service 135 degrees - Answer-• fruits vegetables and grains for hot holding • Reheating manufactured TCS foods within 2 hours • Hot holding 41 degrees - Answer-• Cold holding • Frozen food must be maintained frozen solid Cooling should not exceed - Answer-6 hours 135 degrees to 70 degrees - Answer-2 hours 70 degrees to 41 degrees - Answer-4 hours foodborne illness risk factors - Answer-1: Poor Personal Hygiene 2: Food From Unsafe Sources 3: Improper Cooking Temperatures/Methods 4: Improper Holding Time and Temperature 5: Food Contamination

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NEVADA FOOD HANDLERS CARD
EXAM TEST BANK QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
When defrosting food temperature must be - Answer-Below 41 degrees

Thawing can be done - Answer-In refrigerator
While cooking
In microwave
In water

165 degrees - Answer-Poultry, Stuffed meat, anything reheated

155 degrees - Answer-• Tenderized/injected and ground meats
• Raw shell eggs for hot holding

145 degrees - Answer-• Whole muscle meat
• Fish and seafood
• Raw shell eggs for immediate service

135 degrees - Answer-• fruits vegetables and grains for hot holding
• Reheating manufactured TCS foods within 2 hours
• Hot holding

41 degrees - Answer-• Cold holding
• Frozen food must be maintained frozen solid

Cooling should not exceed - Answer-6 hours

135 degrees to 70 degrees - Answer-2 hours

70 degrees to 41 degrees - Answer-4 hours


foodborne illness risk factors - Answer-1: Poor Personal Hygiene
2: Food From Unsafe Sources
3: Improper Cooking Temperatures/Methods
4: Improper Holding
Time and Temperature
5: Food Contamination

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