Jan Exam Flashcards
(34 cards)
What word would you describe as avoiding accidents and injury
Safety
What would we call something related to cleanliness
Hygiene
Who cooks and prepares food
Food handler
Where do we prepare food
Food preparation area
What are tiny living things that can cause disease
Bacteria
What illness is caused by eating contaminated food
Food poisoning
Is washing your hands safety or hygiene
Hygiene
Is tying your shoelaces so you don’t trip safety or hygiene
Safety
Name the types of accidents you can have in the kitchen
Cuts Burns (dry heat) Electrocution Fall Scald (wet heat) Suffocation(plastic bags) Poisoning
What must you do with long hair
Tie it back and avoid touching it
What must you wear while preparing food and why
A clean apron must be worn when preparing food as dirt containing bacteria may transfer to food while it is being prepared, causing food poisoning.
What must you do not do while preparing food
You must not eat or drink wille preparing food. Saliva from our mouths contains bacteria which will be transferred to the food via our hands and this may cause pain poisoning
What must you take off while preparing food
Jewellery and nail polish must be removed before cooking. Bacteria can read under jewellery especially rings and in chips in nail varnish, and then it can spread to food during food preparation
What do you do when tasting food
When tasting food before serving, a clean spoon must be used. This would ensure the bacteria are not spread from mouth to the food, causing food poisoning
What must you do if you are unwell
Avoid handling food
How do you wash your hands
Wash hands thoroughly in hot soapy water before preparing food because dirty hands contaminate equipment and worksurfaces in your kitchen and increase the rest of the poisoning
What do you do if you are cut or have any cuts on your hands
Cover any cuts on your hands with blue waterproof plasters. Blue plasters may be easily seen if they fall into food, and then the food can be discarded.
Name the safety rules of the kitchen
Storing dangerous substances, such as cleaning agents and safely out of the reach of children
Keep floor space clear to prevent falls
Never run in the kitchen
Do not place oven gloves or tea towels on top of the cooker
Do you not over load electric sockets
Switch off gas and electrical appliances after use
Use sharp knives and utensils with care
Do not leave knives or saucepan handles out over the edge of a worktop
Use oven gloves to lift hot dishes from the oven
Always keep oven doors closed
Do you not touch plugs or sockets with wet hands
Clean up any spills immediately
Do you not allow electrical leads to overhanging worktops
What does protein do
It helps for rapid growth
What are carbohydrates
They are our energy to grow and carry out activities.
There are two types starch and sugar
What is fat
It provides energy
What is calcium
It is for growth and strengthening bones and teeth
What is iron
It produces red blood cells to boost brain power
What is vitiman C
It builds an immune system