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When conducting a food inspection, you want to look for ___________________ first - ANSWER foodborne illness factors first Define Good Retail Practice (GRP) - ANSWER housekeeping stuff that is not a foodborne illness factor A thin probe thermometer is used to measure what type of temperature? - ANSWER Internal food temperature

% recirc from gutters/skimmers - ANSWER 60% Indirect or direct connection to water supply - ANSWER indirect how does deck and pool water drain to sewer - ANSWER air gap public pool chlorination - ANSWER automatic chlorinator Bacterial disease - ANSWER Staphylococcal streptococcal trachoma salmonella leptospira pseudomonas legionella shigella mycobacterium campylobacter

Acute Infection - ANSWER Classification of infection where symptoms appear rapidly, but generally disappear within a few days. Antiseptic solution - ANSWER A liquid or semi-liquid substance that is approved by the federal FDA to destroy or reduce the number of disease-causing microorganisms present on the skin and on mucosal surfaces. Approved - ANSWER Deemed acceptable by the regulatory authority.

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