unit 1 Flashcards

1
Q

How many Canadians suffer from food poisoning each year?

A

2 million

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2
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How many Canadians die from food poisoning each year?

A

30 people

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3
Q

Name two microscopic organisms that are found in our food that can be harmful to us.

A

e-coli and salmonella

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4
Q

List two ways to determine whether food is spoiled or not before you eat it.

A
  • Not expired
  • Mould
  • Cans that are opened, dents or holes
  • Brown or dark spots on fruit n veges
  • Temp of fridge, storage and freezer.
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5
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Who has taken the responsibility of protecting restaurant patrons from food-borne illnesses?

A

City health inspectors

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6
Q

How much notice is given to restaurant owners before they are inspected?

A

no notice is given

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7
Q

Identify two ways that Toronto and Vancouver publicize restaurant inspection results.

A

Online
Restaurants post information

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8
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Name the three notices given out by Toronto inspectors and explain what each means.

A

Green-safe
Yellow-some problem (minors)
Red- closed health problems

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9
Q

How do city health inspectors know they are achieving the desired results?

A

Having less problems-restaurants are clean.

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10
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Identify three things’ inspectors look for when inspecting restaurants.

A

Is the kitchen clean, right temperature of fridge and freezer and storage- is it clean

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11
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Where does most food poisoning happen?

A

at home

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