Fundamentals of the Tri-Service Food Code Flashcards

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helpful at overseas locations

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International nomenclature

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not requirements
convey relevant information about specific exceptions
alternative means for compliance

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italicized text

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found within text
defined in the glossary
alert reader of specific meaning

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capitalized words and terms

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used to eliminate the need for restating provisions
“as specified under”
“as specified in”

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cross reference

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5
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instructions for marking food sanitation inspection forms

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Appendix E

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denotes a critical item

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asterisk symbol

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five MAJOR risk factors related to employee behaviors/preparation

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improper holding temperatures
inadequate cooking
contaminated equipment
food from unsafe sources
poor personal hygiene

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five KEY interventions to protect food establishment customer’s health

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demonstration of knowledge
employee health controls
controlling hands as a vehicle of contamination
time/temp parameters for controlling pathogens
consumer advisory

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reduced in size by methods including chopping, flaking, grinding, mincing

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comminuted

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10
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provides the purpose and scope of the Tri-Service Food Code

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Introduction

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provides guidance on management of a food establishment

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Chapter 2: Management and Personnel

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discusses how food is procured, presented, stored, processed, cooked, cooled, and labeled

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Chapter 3: Food

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provides guidance on what materials equipment should be made of to prevent poisoning

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Chapter 4: Equipment, Utensils, and Linens

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information on water, both drinkable and non-drinkable

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Chapter 5: Water, Plumbing, and Waste

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gives guidance on what materials the establishment should be constructed of

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Chapter 6: Physical Facilities

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tells us how to store and maintain toxic materials within a food establishment

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Chapter 7: Poisonous and Toxic Material

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gives PH authority to enforce Tri-Service Food Code
how to rate, inspect, report facilities

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Chapter 8: Compliance and Enforcement

18
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provides guidance and basic requirement for food operations constructed in a deployment setting

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Chapter 9: Field and Deployment Food Operations

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provides guidance on the special requirements and standards

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Chapter 10: Temporary, Seasonal, and Vending Food Operations

20
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which appendix provides REFERENCES

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Appendix A

21
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which appendix gives info on who to contact for technical support

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Appendix B

22
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which appendix assists food inspection personnel in identifying the provisions within each chapter

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Appendix C

23
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which appendix provides a model risk assessment process

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Appendix D

24
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which appendix has instructions for marking food sanitation inspection forms

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Appendix E

25
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which appendix has forms and temp guides

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Appendix F

26
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which appendix has PH reasons and assessment guidance

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Appendix G