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Worksheetscul 1 safety exam
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
A rug burn is an example of an avulsion.
True
False
A class D fire extinguisher is used for extinguishing grease fires.
True
False
E. coli is a type of virus
True
False
Every outbreak of foodborne illness must be reported to the local health department.
True
False
Kitchen tools and surfaces should be cleaned and sanitized with soapy hot water and a sanitizer to help eliminate contamination.
True
False
It is not okay to wear nail polish while preparing food in a professional kitchen, but acrylic fingernails are fine.
True
False
You should wash your hands after using cleaning or sanitizing products.
True
False
The internal temperature of held food should be taken at least every two hours
True
False
Glasses should be placed right side up in the dishwasher.
True
False
If you have a wound, you should always go home immediately
True
False
Which of these materials is flammable?
paper
coppper
glass
stainless steel
What type of object can help you move heavy objects more easily?
gear
rod
crowbar
lever
What is the most common type of fire protection equipment used in a foodservice establishment?
hood systems
sprinklers
firewall
fire extinguisher
Which type of burns cause blisters to form on the skin?
1st degree
2nd degree
3rd degree
4th degree
Which is not important for you to let a supervisor know about immediately?
unwashed dishes
low charge fire extinguishers
blocked hallways and exits
frayed electrical cords
What is the minimum amount of time you should apply water to a burn?
1 min
3 min
5 min
10 min
On whom should you avoid using the Heimlich maneuver?
child
the elderly
pregnant women
disabled people
Which type of cleaning product is used to remove burned-on food from pots and pans?
detergent
abrasive cleaner
degreaser
acid cleaner
which is a physical hazard?
hair
bleach
mold
toxin
What type of shoes can help prevent accidents?
open toed
tennis shoes
boots
slip resistant
What protective clothing must you wear if you work in a food preparation or clean-up area?
chef's coat
chef's hat
safety glasses
apron
What should you wear to keep microorganisms from being transmitted to food from your hair
hair restraint
scarf
head band
hair ribbon
What should you do first if you feel sick at work?
keep working
put on a mask
take some medication
talk with your supervisor
What should you do if your hand is wounded while at work?
Wash your hands and continue working
Go home immediately
treat the wound, bandage the wound, put on gloves
treat wound, bandage it, don't wear gloves
Which one of these is not a health hazard of foodhandling?
poor personal hygiene
contaminated raw foods
overcooked food
cross contamination
What should you do first if you spot a potential problem at a control point?
Take corrective action
do nothing
tell a supervisor
make a note
Which is not considered part of a record-keeping system?
flow charts
menus
policy and procedure manuals
food temperature readings
What should you do if a can is rusty?
open carefully
puncture with a knife
open quickly
discard immediately
If held food drops below 135°F (57°C) ,what should you do?
Reheat to 135°F (57°C) for 1 minute.
Reheat to 165°F (74°C) for 15 seconds.
Reheat to 145°F (63°C) for 30 seconds.
Reheat to 140°F (60°C) for 5 minutes.
What type of foods should be fully cooked before mixing them with other food products?
produce
fruits
sauces
proteins
All necessary switches on malfunctioning electrical equipment are tagged and locked from use
a. abrasion
b. Sanitizing
c. Heimlich maneuver
d. lockout/tagout
e. Cleaning
Assisting an injured person until professional medical help can be provided
e. Cleaning
f. avulsion
g. first aid
h. FIFO
i. Hand sanitizer
A scrape or minor cut
a. abrasion
b. Sanitizing
c. Heimlich maneuver
d. lockout/tagout
e. Cleaning
A series of thrusts to the abdomen that can help dislodge something that is stuck in a person’s airway
a. abrasion
b. Sanitizing
c. Heimlich maneuver
d. lockout/tagout
e. Cleaning
When a portion of the skin is partially or completed torn off (such as a severed finger)
Cleaning
avulsion
first aid
FIFO
Reducing the number of microorganisms on the surface
Hand sanitizer
HACCP
abrasion
Sanitizing
Removing food and other soil from a surface
lockout/tagout
Heimlich maneuver
Cleaning
Sanitizing
A special liquid that kills bacteria on your skin
Hand sanitizer
HACCP
avulsion
Sanitizing
A system used to keep food safe on its journey from the kitchen to the table
FIFO
HACCP
first aid
abrasion
A program used to keep food products that are oldest being used first, before newer products
Hand sanitizer
first aid
FIFO
abrasion
Leftovers from the night before
145* for 15sec
155*F for 15 sec
165* for 15 sec
135* or higher
Ham or Bacon
145* for 15sec
155*F for 15 sec
165* for 15 sec
135* or higher
Ground Beef
a. 145* for 15sec
b. 155 for 15sec
c. 165 for 15sec
e. 135 or above
Reheated Soup for holding
a. 145 for 15sec
b. 155 for 15sec
c. 165 for 15sec
e. 135 or above
Fish
145 for 15sec
155 for 15sec
165 for 15sec
135 or above
Cooked foods held for an extended time at warm temperatures with limited oxygen; rice, potatoes, smoked fish, canned vegetables, soil
Streptococcus
E. coli
Botulism
Listeria
Poultry, eggs, milk, meats, fecal contamination
Streptococcus
Salmonella
Listeria
Botulism
Any food; especially raw milk, vegetables, raw or rare beef, & humans
E. coli
c. Botulism
Listeria
Salmonella
Milk products, ice cream, frozen yogurt, raw vegetables, poultry, meat, seafood, humans, deli meats
Listeria
c. Botulism
Salmonella
Streptococcus
Infected food handlers
Streptococcus
c. Botulism
Salmonella
Listeria
