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Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 1hrs 16mins
How long do you need to wash your hands?
1 minute
20 seconds
2 seconds
30 seconds
True or False: It is important to separate our foods
True
False
Select two ways to prevent cross contamination
Put everything in the refrigerator
Do nothing
Separate raw and cooked foods
Wash foods
How can we safely chill foods?
Put it in the oven
Put it in a cooler
Leave food on the counter
Put food in the refrigerator
How can we cook chicken, ham, and steak safely?
Cook to the proper temperature
Leave the meat out on the counter
Under cook the meat
Add vegetables
What is the food poisoning danger zone?
160 degrees to 165 degrees
40 degrees to 140 degrees
135 degrees to 145 degrees
145 degrees
Select four kitchen tools
Select four kitchen tools
Lawn mower
Wisk
Can opener
Measuring spoons
Measuring cups
Please select three kitchen tools
Hamburger
Tongs
Serving Spoons
Apron
If produce comes in a package, then it is safe to eat.
True
False
What food borne illness is most commonly associated with chicken, eggs, and other forms of poultry?
E. Coli
Salmonella
Staphylococcus
Listeria
Raw meats should be kept separate from ready to eat foods to prevent what?
contamination
food borne illnesses
bad tasting foods
pathogens from forming
Symptoms of foodborne illness include upset stomach, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.
True
False
Food containing harmful microorganisms that cause food poisoning:
Always smells bad
Is always old food
Always tastes bad
Can look and taste fine
Effective hand washing requires:
A 30 second rinse under warm running water
The use of antibacterial soap
Washing with soap and warm water for 20 seconds
The use of paper towels
Microorganisms can be transferred:
From hands to food
By coughing on food
From surfaces to food
All of these
Which one is a communicable disease?
Scurvy
Cholera
Rickets
None of the above
Out of the following diseses which are caused due to bacterial infection?
A. Typhoid B. Elephantiasis C. Cholera D. Tuberculosis
A, B
A, C, D
B, C
A, B, C, D
a contagious bacterial fever with red spots and intestinal irritation
Typhoid
Transfer
Confined
Lunged
1. This are illness that can easily spread from one person to another.
Pathogen
Germs and Bacteria
Disease Agents
Communicable Diseases
2. It is an organism that get nutrients from their environment in order to live.
Bacteria
Fungi
Virus
Parasite
5. These are plant- like organisms that get nutrients from living organisms like person, animals and plant.
Virus
Fungi
Bacteria
Parasite
4. It is an illness that caused by bacteria primarily affects the organ like kidney and spine.
Colds
Influenza
Tubercolosis
Dengue Fever
It is caused by Rhinovirus around us.
Cold
Measles
Influenza
Tubercolosis
This are the symptoms of Colds.
Headache and Sore Throat
Rashes
Vomiting
Inflamed eyes
A viral infection that affects our respiratory system.
Cold
Influenza
Measles
Dengue Fever
An acute contagious disease caused by morbillirus.
Cold
Measles
Influenza
Tubercolosis
It is not included in the prevention of Dengue Fever.
Wearing protective clothing
Using insect repellant
Rid the stagnant water
Play outside during a heavy rain
One of the sign and symptoms of Measles.
Inflamed eyes
Fatigue
Nausea
Vomiting
Medicines should be stored properly to avoid incurring or getting reactions of certain substances that may alter the effect of the said medicine.
True
False
Minors can use medicines at any given time as long as it is not expired
True
False
Labels are for decorative purposes so it is not necessary to read them.
True
False
For correct diagnosis of one’s ailment, a patient should see a medical specialist.
True
False
Placebo products are just as good as over-the-counter medicines.
True
False
The potency of medicines may be extended through proper storage
True
False
Patients should follow the physician’s prescription for speedy recovery.
True
False
Medicines should be taken with proper diet and exercise to enable them to boost our body’s defense system and eliminate disease-causing organisms.
True
False
The guidelines written on the boxes or labels of medicines should be followed so that these medicines will prove to be effective in healing our diseases.
True
False
It is okay to buy medicines from any seller.
True
False
It is a disaster preparedness tip where you contact someone outside the affected area to tell them where you will be for the duration of the event.
Know the warning signs and alert signals for your area.
Communicate where you will be.
Collect emergency building materials.
Fuel up your vehicles and equipment.
A disaster preparedness tip where you have to stay tuned to your local television or radio station or community alert system for emergency information.
Know how to shut off all utilities.
Secure all outdoor objects or move them inside.
Fuel up your vehicles and equipment
Know the warning signs and alert signals for your area.
A disaster preparedness tip where you make sure your emergency survival kit is stocked with essential items and kept in an easily accessible location.
Communicate where you will be.
Know the warning signs and alert signals for your area.
Check your emergency survival kit.
Fuel up your vehicles and equipment
A disaster preparedness tip where you have to know how to turn off the gas, electricity and water in your home or place of business.
Know how to shut off all utilities
Secure all outdoor objects or move them inside.
Collect emergency building materials.
Communicate where you will be
A disaster preparedness tip where you may want to have emergency materials on hand, such as plywood, sandbags, and waterproof tarps depending on the type of disaster.
Communicate where you will be.
Know how to shut off all utilities.
Collect emergency building materials.
Secure all outdoor objects or move them inside.
Directions: Click the link provided and watch the video carefully. After watching the video, answer the questions below.
Link: https://youtu.be/EMcOz6zJ1A4
Questions:
6-7 Why do you need to prevent injuries?
8-10 Innumerate 3 injury prevention tips that was explained in the video.
Directions: Complete the statement by filling out the missing word. Answers must be written in CAPITAL LETTERS.
11. Take cover under a (a) table or other pieces of furniture, and hold on until the shaking stops.
12. Stay away from glass, windows, (a) doors and walls, and anything that could fall, such as lighting fixtures or furniture.
13. Stay inside until the shaking stops, and it is safe to go outside. Most (a) occur to people trying to move a different location inside the building or try to leave.
14. Do not (a) the elevators.
15. Stay (a) from buildings, streetlights, and utility wires.
