EXAM 5: Meat/Poultry/Fish US Consumption And Regulations Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

Which animal protein source based on per capital availability has declined in recent years?

A

Beef

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2
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Which animal protein source based on per capital availability has increased in recent years

A

chicken

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3
Q

How are antibiotics used for meat & poultry?

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Must be withheld for given period before slaughter to ensure residues are cleared from the system
FDA recommends antibiotics only be given with approval by a veterinarian and only to prevent disease spread to the herd or flock

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4
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How are growth hormones used in meat & poultry?

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Use is not allowed in swine or poultry
USDA allows use of approved hormones in cattle and sheep
Organically raised animals do not use growth hormones

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5
Q

Does “natural” on a meat label indicate that hormones were not used?

A

No, natural does not mean hormones were not used

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6
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All meat produced for human consumption must be inspected by …

A

The USDA

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7
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Why is USDA inspection of meat required?

A

To ensure sanitary processing procedures are followed so meat is fit for human consumption

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8
Q

What is the grading of meat based on?

A

Texture
Firmness
Color of lean meat
Age of maturity
Marbling

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9
Q

Is grading of meat required by law?

A

No

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10
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What are the USDA quality grades of beef

A

Prime
Choice
Select
Standard
Commercial
Utility
Cutter
Canner

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11
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What are the USDA quality grades of lamb

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Prime
Choice
Select
Commercial
Utility
Cull

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12
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What is the USDA grade of prime, based on the marbling of beef and lamb

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Very heavy marbling that looks like snowflakes and is evenly distributed

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13
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What is the USDA grade of ‘choice’ based on the marbling of beef and lamb?

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  • look at notes if this part doesn’t make sense
    Moderate marbling in delicate lacy streaks that is less evenly distributed than in prime
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14
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What is the USDA grade ‘select’ based on the marbling of the beef or lamb

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Spotty marbling scattered like rice grains

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15
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All poultry produced for public consumption must be inspected by…

A

The USDA
To ensure sanitary processing procedures are followed so poultry is fit for human consumption

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16
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Is the grading of poultry required by law?

A

No, it is voluntary

17
Q

What are the grades for the grading of poultry?

18
Q

Most retail poultry is grade ___

A

A (a is the highest quality)

19
Q

Processed poultry products are made from grade ___ and ____ grade birds

20
Q

“Natural” is a standardized term by the USDA for what products?

A

Eggs, meat and poultry

21
Q

What does “natural” on food packaging mean?

A

Minimal processing and no addition of presticides, additives, etc.

22
Q

Is inspection and grading of finish required

A

No, they are both voluntary

23
Q

Only fish that are ________ can be graded

24
Q

What are the three grades of fin fish

A

Grade A, Grade B, and Substandard

25
What government dept does shellfish certification go through
The US department of commerce - Only fish from certified shippers can be sold