Across
- 2. A required product for cleaning up vomit or other body excretions
- 4. How potentially contaminated food items must be stored
- 9. Vomiting, diarrhoea and low-grade fever are examples of these
- 10. Infected individuals should rest, stay home and drink these
- 13. A key action for preventing and managing foodborne or viral illness outbreaks
- 15. Two or more guests reporting illness from food served indicates this
- 16. A symptom requiring immediate containment and cleanup
- 17. Includes stocking supplies, staff training, and an exposure control plan
- 18. What infected employees must do until cleared by a doctor
- 20. Related foods must be stored in this type of secure refrigerated container
Down
- 1. Viral infections are this even after symptoms subside
- 3. A low-grade version of this is common in viral infections
- 5. A documented strategy to reduce and manage viral risk
- 6. The most effective way to prevent the spread of viral infections
- 7. Appropriate guest contact involves expressing this without accepting blame
- 8. First step taken when a potential outbreak is reported
- 11. The most severe outbreak response protocol
- 12. Some symptoms can be life threatening and immediate in these cases
- 14. Misinformation can compromise this critical step in response procedures
- 19. Food preparation and safety documentation acronym to be secured during outbreaks
