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Ch. 6- Safeguarding Your Families Health
Ch. 6- Safeguarding Your Families Health
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Common food sources include soft cheese, unpasteurized milk, and imported seafood products.
Campylobacter
Listeria
Clostridium perfringens
Salmonella
2
Falls in the kitchen can be prevented by ____.
keeping shoes and sports equipment near the kitchen door way
wiping up spills immediately
none of these
standing on a chair to reach high places
3
What is maintaining clean conditions to prevent disease and promote good health?
Sanitiation
Cleaning
Moisturizing
Contaminating
4
Under cooked ground meat and unpasteurized milk are food sources commonly associated with ____.
Listeria
e.Coli
Botulism
Salmonella
5
Which of the following is not a safety precaution for preventing cuts?
Wearing rubber gloves to pick up broken glass.
Keeping knives sharp.
Using knives to pry open cans
Disposing of can lids immediately
6
The acronym for using a fire extinguisher is
P. S.S.B
P.A.S.S
P.U.M.P
P.U.L.L.
7
The four guidelines for fighting bacteria are: cook, clean, separate and ______________
chill
sanitize
heat
none of these
8
The temperature range known as the "danger zone" is ____.
40-140
0-32
none of these
140-165
9
Placing the injury under cold running water is treatment for a ____________________
poisioning
cut
fall
burn
10
Regularly washing their hands is an important step to prevent the transmission of bacteria.
True
False
11
In the cooking lab, you should not:
Wear tank tops
All of these
Wear open toed shoes
Wear big, bulky clothing
12
Common food source of this food borne illness is under cooked ground meat
Botulism
Salmonella
E.Coli Infection
Staphylococus
13
Most food borne illness cases reported each year occur in
food service establishments
school cafeterias
Prisons
Nursing homes
14
A sharp knife is safer than a dull knife
True
False
15
People who want to limit dirty dishes, can use the same utensils for raw and cooked meats.
True
False
16
Chlorine bleach can be used to help kill bacteria found on kitchen counters and cutting boards.
False
True
17
Always move a knife blade away from the body when cutting.
False
True
18
Which of the following is a safety precaution for preventing burns and fires?
Turn pan handles toward the front of the range.
Wear loose-fitting clothing when working near the range.
Use water to extinguish grease fire.
Open pan lids at an angle away from the body.
19
Double vision, inability to swallow, speech difficulty & respiratory paralysis are symptoms of
clostridium perfringens
botulism
listeria
all of these
20
What is one thing you should not put on a grease fire?
none of these
A lid
water
baking soda
21
Common food sources include raw poultry and eggs.
E.Coli
Botulism
Salmonella
Listeria
22
When washing your hands, use cold water, wash for 10 seconds and air dry your hands.
False
True
23
Freezing temperatures kill all bacteria.
False
True
24
Common food sources are home-canned low-acid foods that were improperly processed.
Botulism
Listeria
Clostridium Perfrengens
Staphylocous
25
Using abdominal thrust is treatment for ____________________
choking
burns
poisioning
cuts