12 - food safety Flashcards

(17 cards)

1
Q

what is food safety

A

processes to safeguard the food supply chain from microbial and chemical agents

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2
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why is food safety so important to public health

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it affects people of every race, gender, age, and income level all around the world

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3
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examples of food adulteration

A

saw dust being sold as cinnamon
sugar added to honey

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4
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mislabelling of food is a food safety risk more commonly seen in _____ countries

A

developed

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5
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five drivers of food safety

A

1) climate change

2) water use and re-use

3)environmental considerations (plastic packaging)

4) complexities leading to food fraud and food security challenges

5) food consumption patterns of consumers

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6
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food service refers to

A

establishments which serve meals/ snacks for immediate consumption or for profit in general

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7
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understanding sanitary risks in public health means the prediction of

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health threats
vulnerability to human health
the likelihood of harm

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8
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6 factors that justify increased attention with a food establishment

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  1. history of noncompliance
  2. specialized processes conducted
  3. food preparation a day in advance of service
  4. large number of people served
  5. history of food borne illness and or complaints
  6. highly susceptible population served
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9
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food safety inspections are used to ____, ____, and _____ the risk of food borne diseases

A

measure, manage, and communicate

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10
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five steps in investigating infectious disease outbreaks

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  1. define the problem
  2. appraise existing data (case identification, clinical observation, tabulations and spot maps, identifying responsible agent)
  3. formulate a hypothesis
  4. test a hypothesis
  5. draw conclusions and formulate practical applications
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11
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three measures of food disease outbreaks

A

attack rate
secondary attack rate
case fatality rate

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12
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attack rate

A

proportion of a group that experiences the outcome under study over a given period of time

AR = (ill) / (ill + well) x 100 during a time period

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13
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three critical variables in investigating an outbreak

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1) when did the exposure take place
2) when did the disease begin
3) what was the incubation period for the disease

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14
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three variables in exploring the occurrence of the disease

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who was attacked by the disease
when did the disease occur
where did the cases rise

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15
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5 aspect of an outbreak control plan

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  1. preparation
  2. detection
  3. confirmation
  4. response
  5. evaluation
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16
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according to WHO over ____ people become ill from contaminated food each year

A

600 million,

of which 420,000 die

17
Q

which of the following PH food safety risks is more common in developed countries

A

microbial contamination
mislabelling
food adulteration
misuse of food additives
selling foods past their due dates