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Foodborne illness results in   hospitalizations and   deaths annually.  \n2. Contaminated food often   ,   ,   , the same as anyother food.  \n3. The three hazards that cause foodborne illness are:   ,  \n  ,   .  \n4. Highly Susceptible Populations include:   ,   , and  \n5. The 8 most common Food Allergens are:  \n1- 2- 3- 4- 5- 6- 7- 8-  \n6. PIC stands for:    \n7. List 5 Biological Contaminants:  \n1- 2- 3- 4-  \nPRACTICE TEST  \n8. List 5 possible sources of Chemical Contaminants:  \n1- 2- 3- 4- 5-  \n9. List 5 types of Physical Contaminants:  \n1- 2- 3- 4- 5-  \nChapter 2: Health & Hygiene  \n1. Food Handlers must not work with food when they are sick with the following symptoms:   ,   ,   , and   with  \n2. Food handlers may not work with food when they are sick with any of the \"Big 6\" illnesses. These include:  \n1- 2- 3- 4- 5- 6-  \n3. Good personal hygiene practices save lives! The most important hygiene practice is:  \nPRACTICE TEST  \n4. Proper Hand washing is a 6 Step Process. What are the 6 steps?  \n1- 2- 3- 4- 5- 6-  \n5. What are six important hygiene practices that all employees must follow?  \n1- 2- 3- 4- 5- 6-  \n6. What is the one acceptable piece of jewelry that a food worker can wear under a glove when preparing food?  \n7. Ready-to-eat foods are foods served without additional washing or cooking to remove germs. List some examples of ready-to-eat foods:  \n8. Food handlers can prevent bare hand contact with ready-to-eat foods by using:  \n1- 2-  \nPRACTICE TEST  \nChapter 3: Temperature Control  \n1. The temperature range in which bacteria can grow rapidly is between   ° F and   ° F. We call that temperature range the Danger Zone.  \n2. Time and Temperature for Safety Foods (TCS) left out at room temperature for more than four hours, must be:    \n3. he only way to be sure that you’ve cooked something to the right temperature is with a:  \n4. When you are working with food it’s key to   quickly in   batches.  \n5. Use thermometers when you are working with food, cover pans, and stir food often to distribute heat evenly, and remember to never mix   with   .  \n6. Cold, cooked food that needs to be reheated for hot holding must be heated to   °F for  \n15 seconds within   hours, before being put onto the steam table to be held at   °F.  \n7. Unsafe thawing can let   grow in the outer layers of the food, while the inside stays frozen.  \nPRACTICE TEST  \n8. The three types of thawing methods are:  \n1- 2- 3-  \n9. The three types of cooling methods are:  \n1-  \n2- 3-  \n10. Fill in the missing times and temperatures for proper cooking:  \nMeat- (Pork or Beef Roast, etc.)  \n°F:    \nTime:    \nRaw eggs cooked for immediate service OR Fish (Fresh or Frozen)  \n°F:    \nTime:    \nGround meats OR Flaked meats  \n°F:    \nTime:    \nPoultry (Chicken, Turkey) OR Ground poultry  \n°F:    \nTime:    \nPRACTICE TEST  \nChapter 4: Avoiding Contamination and Cross  \nContamination  \n1. Cross contamination is the spread of contaminants from one   or   to another.  \n2. Prevent cross-contamination by using one   for fresh produce and a separate one for raw meat, poultry and seafood.  \n3. To minimize contamination from accidental drips or other contact, store meat with a   cooking temperature (like chicken) below meat with a   cooking temperature (like fish) .  \n4. Both of these steps are important to keeping kitchens clean and safe, but the differences are important;   uses soap and water to remove dirt and food from surfaces, while   uses chemical or heat to kill germs.  \n5. When cleaning and sanitizing dishware in a 3-compartment sink, you must first   , then   , and then    \n6. Store soaps, sanitizers, cleaners, and pesticides separate from   and   areas.  \n7. If you have a mechanical dishwasher, you need to know that the dishes are reaching correct temperatures for sanitization, so   gauges and   levels must be monitored.  \nPRACTICE TEST  \n8. 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