ServSafe review
Across
- 4. Illness from eating food containing a pathogen
- 6. Pathogen that can take up to 6 weeks to cause illness and can lead to jaundice.
- 7. Pathogen that can be spread by flies in a kitchen.
- 9. Temperature range of 41 to 135 degrees where bacteria grow well.
- 10. Pathogen best controlled by proper personal hygiene
- 12. A type of delivery that happens outside of normal business hours.
- 14. Pathogen associated with beverages made with contaminated water and symptoms including a high fever.
- 22. Category of allergens that include walnuts and almonds
- 24. Category of allergens that include shrimp and crab
- 25. Acronym that indicates a way to keep food rotated and fresh.
- 26. Distance in inches that products must be stored above the floor.
- 27. Food that requires TIME and Temperature control for safety.
- 28. An ingredient or food to which some people can have an allergic reaction.
Down
- 1. Metal somtimes used in pans that can cause chemical contamination in acidic foods.
- 2. Intended for use AFTER handwashing to make hands safer
- 3. What happens when you touch chicken and don't wash your hands before touching lettuce.
- 5. Pathogen associated with deli meats. Pregnant women are warned against this because it can cause miscarriage.
- 8. Thermometer intended to measure dishwasher rinse cycle temperature
- 11. Thermometer that needs frequent calibration, 2 inch sensing region
- 13. Hazard that includes metal shavings, hairs, pits, bones, etc.
- 15. What you must do for an employee that has diarrhea or vomiting
- 16. In FATTOM, one of the T's
- 17. What you must do for an employee that has a sore throat (if not high-risk customers)
- 18. Pathogen that can thrive in an anaerobic environment, creates a toxin that can be lethal.
- 19. Pathogen best controlled by time and temperature control
- 20. Microorganism that causes illness
- 21. When 2 or more people get same symptoms from eating the same food.
- 22. In FATTOM, the other T
- 23. Pathogen associated with ground beef that causes bloody diarrhea.