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- 3. Bacteria begins to grow on perishable foods within _____ hours if not refrigerated
- 5. There are ____ primary ways of preventing foodborne illness by practicing good personal hygiene, control time and temperature of foods, and prevent cross contamination (4c’s,s,t).
- 8. What foodborne pathogen is often linked to raw eggs?
- 10. A foodborne illness can result from a harmful ________ getting into a food that is then eaten by a person.
- 12. The temperature danger zone is between ____ degrees to 60 degrees celsius.
- 14. Start out with ___________ hands, surfaces and utensils before cooking.
- 15. Clean and _______ sinks and counters before cooking.
- 16. _______ that has not been properly cleaned and sanitized can pass on bacteria to food.
- 18. ______ your food to destroy bacteria.
- 19. To prevent foodborne illness, students must follow procedures for good personal ___________.
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- 1. A ________ illness, commonly referred to as food "poisoning" is a disease carried to people by food or water.
- 2. One of the most common causes of foodborne illness is ______, the transfer of bacteria from hand to hand, food to food, or equipment to food.
- 4. An easy way to determine if hands are rubbed and lathered for 20 seconds is to sing two verses of__________________.
- 6. The temperature ________________ is between 41 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit.
- 7. Raw meat should be stored on the ______ shelf of the refrigerator.
- 9. Cuts, burns, or any kind of break in the skin could harbor harmful__________ that can contaminate food and cause a foodborne illness.
- 11. _______ microorganisms may contaminate food during preparation and serving.
- 13. The acronym used to describe the conditions necessary for bacterial growth.
- 17. Raw ground beef is associated with what bacteria?