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SERVSAFE CH. 1-15 EXAM QUESTIONS
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Question 1: Seafood toxins (2 parts)
Answer:
Fish toxins- some naturally produce toxins
Ex: puffer fish, moray eels, freshwater minnows
*due to extreme risk, puffer fish shouldn't be served unless from a licensed chef Shellfish toxins- shellfish (oysters) are contaminated when they eat marine algae with the toxin
Question 2: The Big 6
Answer:
Shigella spp., Salmonella typhi, nontyphoidal salmonella (NTS),
- Coli, hepatitis A, Norovirus
Question 3: Approved suppliers
Answer:
Meet applicable local, state, and federal laws
Question 4: Biological contaminant
Answer:
Viruses, parasites, fungi, bacteria (some plants, mushrooms, and seafood included) *responsible for most foodborne illness
Question 5: Minimum internal cooking temp: 145F for 4 minutes
Answer:
Roasts of pork, beef, veal, lamb
Question 6: Chemical contaminants
Answer:
Cleaners, sanitizers, polishes
Question 7: Porosity
Answer:
The extent to which a material will absorb liquids
Question 8: Flow of food
Answer:
Purchasing, receiving, storing, preparing, cooking, holding, cooling, reheating, serving
Question 9: Flight type
Answer:
High capacity, multiple tank with peg type conveyer. Built in dryer
Question 10: Active managerial control
Answer:
Training programs, manager supervision, HAACP program
Question 11: TCS food examples
Answer:
Dairy, meat, fish, mashed potatoes, melons, tomatoes, poultry, etc
Question 12: Cross-contamination
Answer:
Pathogens transferred from one surface/food to another
Question 13: Receiving shell eggs
Answer:
Air temp of 45F or lower
Question 14: Foodborne illness
Answer:
Disease transmitted to people by food
Question 15: Death phase
Answer:
Population declines when dying bacteria outnumber growing bacteria
Question 16: Surface probe
Answer:
Checks temps of flat cooking equipment
Ex: griddles
Question 17: Phases of bacteria growth
Answer:
Lag, log, stationary, death
Question 18: Food defense program
Answer:
A.L.E.R.T
Question 19: Partial cooking during prepping
Answer:
Do not cook for longer than 60 min initially Cool food immediately after initial cooking Freeze/refrigerate food after cooling (41F) Heat food to minimum internal temp before serving Cool food if not served immediately
Question 20: Ice
Answer:
Store ice scoops outside of ice machine in a clean, protected location. Never touch ice with hands or use glass to scoop
Question 21: Receiving hot TCS food
Answer:
135F or higher
Question 22: HAACP
Answer:
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point. 7 principles:
Conduct hazard analysis, determine critical control points, establish critical limits, establish monitoring procedures, identify corrective actions, verify that the system working, establish record keeping procedures Question 23: Holding food without temp control: Hot food
Answer:
Hold at 135F or higher before removing from refrigeration. Label with time it was removed and when to throw it out. Sell, serve, or throw out within 6 hours
Question 24: Infrared (laser) thermometers
Answer:
Prevent cross-contamination because they don't need to touch the surface. However, cannot measure air temp or internal temp
Question 25: Storage order
Answer:
Ready to eat food Seafood Whole cuts of beef/pork Ground meat/fish Whole/ground poultry