Food Safety Flashcards

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Name 3 groups of people who are likely to be very ill from food poisoning

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Very young
Elderly
Pregnant women

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List 5 main faults resulting in food poisoning

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Cross contamination 
Undercooking food 
Cooling food too slowly 
Food made too early and kept at room temp 
Eating raw foods i.e milk
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What are 4 main hazards

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Microbiological
Physical
Chemical
Allergens

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State 3 benefits of good food hygiene

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Prevents food poisoning
Prevents food contamination
Longer shelf life of foods

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5
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What microorganism causes serious illness

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Pathogens

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What is the shortest time bacteria can divide

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10 minutes

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What do bacteria need to grow

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Time
Warmth (5-63°C)
Food
Moisture

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Name 3 different microorganisms

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Bacteria
Viruses
Moulds

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What is a spore

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Resistant bodies formed by microorganisms which can survive under unfavourable conditions

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What is a toxin

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A toxin is produced by microorganisms and promote infection and disease

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Where should high risk food be stored

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Cold stored at or below 5°C
Covered and away from rte food
Below cooked food

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What happens to bacteria in frozen food

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Freezing stops the growth of bacteria

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13
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List 3 causes of food poisoning

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Cross contamination
Undercooking of food
Not reheating food to the correct temp
Cooling food too slowly

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List 4 foods that are common food poisoning sources

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Soft cheese
Raw milk
Ready to eat salads
Raw shellfish

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State 4 parts of the body food poisoning bacteria are found

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Hands
Mouth
Nose
Intestine

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16
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Name 2 poisonous plants that could cause food poisoning

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Mushrooms

Nuts

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17
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Name 2 metals that could cause food poisoning

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Aluminium

Barium

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18
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4 symptoms of food poisoning

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Vomiting
Diarrhoea
Nausea
Stomach pain

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19
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What temperature should the centre of food be

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75°C

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20
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List 3 types of food preservative

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salt
Vinegar
Sulphur dioxide

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21
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To avoid bacteria growing in dried food

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Store in dry areas

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22
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Name 4 chemical hazards one 1 way to control each

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Cleaning products- store cleaning products own their own away from food

Pest bait- keep away from areas where food is prepared

Chemical containers- ensure containers are well labelled and colour coded

Chemicals in food- antibiotics control using delve test

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23
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Name 3 ways of controlling cross contamination

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Use different coloured chopping boards for cooked and uncooked foods
Cover uncooked meats and store away form rte foods
Proper hand washing technique after handling raw meat

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Name 6 foods that cause allergies

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Milk
Gluten 
Eggs 
Soya 
Mustard 
Celery
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What are severe reaction to allergies
Anaphylactic shock Unconsciousness Death
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What does HACCP stand for
``` Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point ```
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What are the principles of HACCP
1. Conduct a Hazard Analysis. 2. Identify the Critical Control Point. 3. Establish the Critical Limits. 4. Establish Monitoring Procedures. 5. Establish Corrective Action. 6. Establish Verification. 7. Establish Documentation.
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Write down 5 checks when food is delivered
``` Check food temperature Check the package is sealed and free from tears Check the condition of the vehicle Check the freshness and use by dates The label for allergens ```
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What should you do if frozen food delivered is thawing
Cooked the food straight away | Send back the food if it does not reach required temperature
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Why is it important to keep delivery record of food
To ensure the food is of good quality entering the premises to provide documentation If required Received food from reputable sources
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Dry food stores should be
``` Well lit Clean Free from pests Have shelves Have fresh air & ventilation ```
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4 reasons why canned food may be rejected
It is past it’s use by date The can appears swollen The can is bent Can is leaking
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Before placing food in the fridge how long should it cool
120 minutes
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Why should raw food be kept separate from high risk food
To avoid cross contamination
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List 3 controls relating to chilled food
Check temperature at least once a day Keep raw and cooked food apart Do not overload
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Food in refrigerators should be covered to prevent
Cross contamination Bacterial growth Food drying out or going off
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What is stock rotation
Moving products with and earlier date to the front and products with a longer date to the back
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What are 2 main hazards associated with food preparation
Bacterial growth | Cross contamination
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List 4 controls that should be used in food preparation
1. Use colour coding 2. Use different utensils for raw and cooked foods 3. Keep food out of danger zone temperature 5-63°C 4. Wash fruit and veg with safe clean water
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What are hazards associated with cooling of food
Bacterial Growth | Cross contamination
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List 4 signs of food spoilage
Unpleasant odour Growth of mould Fruit and veg are a slimy or mushy Formation of bubbles or gas
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Why are foods preserved
To extend the shelf life
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How can food be cooled down quickly
In a blast chiller Cutting food into slices and putting it on a cold shallow tray Putting food into a cool room
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State 4 things that accelerate spoilage
Temperature Moisture Oxygen Light
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Why must head coverings be worn by food handlers
So hair doesn’t fall into food
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State 2 occasions when protective clothing should be removed
When leaving the premises | When going to the toilet
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Fingernails should be
Short | Clean
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Wash hand basins should be provided with
Liquid soap Hot and cold water Paper towels
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5 occasions were you must wash hands
1. Before handling food 2. After handling raw meat 3. Before handling food for people with allergies 4. After handling money 5. After going to the toilet
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Why should cuts be covered
To prevent contamination of food
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3 important points about dressings used to cover cuts
Should be bright coloured ie blue Should be water proof Should be changed regularly
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Why should jewellery not be worn when handling food
Can collect harmful bacteria | Can fall into the food being produced
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State 5 responsibilities as a food handler
1. Preparing food 2. Cooking food 3. Serving food 4. Packing food 5. Storing food
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Describe 6 different powers of authorised officers under food safety
1. Can inspect a food premises without notice 2. Can seize or detain food 3. Can take samples of food for testing 4. Can write an improvement order 5. Can write a closure order 6. Can take action against businesses who do not comply with the law
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State 4 reasons for cleaning
1. Reduce the risk of cross contamination 2. Prevent problems with pests 3. To comply with law 4. To prevent food poisoning
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6 reasons for washing hands
1. Before handling food 2. After handling raw meat 3. After using the toilet 4. Before preparing food for someone with an allergy 5. After handling money 6. After touching nose, mouth hair