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What does HACCP stand for?
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point
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What are the 4 conditions bacteria needs to grow
1) Warmth 2) Moisture 3) Time 4) Food
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What effect does freezing have on bacteria?
The bacteria becomes dormant and can't grow.
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What are 5 ways of preventing bacteria growth?
1) Jam making 2) Smoking 3) Salting 4) Canning 5) Freezing
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Name the 4 groups of high risk foods?
1) Raw meat 2) Raw eggs 3) Dairy products 4) Fish - especially shellfish
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What are the 3 types of bacteria called?
1) Pathogenic bacteria 2) Spoilage bacteria 3) Helpful bacteria
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What does helpful bacteria do?
Keeps the gut healthy
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What are sources of helpful bacteria?
Health drinks such as Actimel and natural yoghurts
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What does spoilage bacteria do?
Makes food rot and go mouldy
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What does pathogenic bacteria do?
Can cause illness and food poisoning
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Who are most vulnerable?
Young people, Old people, Pregnant women, Ill people
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What is the bacteria danger zone?
5-60 degrees
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Why should food be covered when being stored?
To prevent pests from getting in and leaking which would cause contamination.
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What things should be used/done when cleaning?
1) Detergents 2) Washed in hot water 3) Sanitizer
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What are the 3 types of hazard
1) Physical 2) Chemical 3) Biological
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Name some examples of physical hazards.
Nail varnish, fake eyelashes, hair, stones or pips, leaves or stems, shell, plasters, glass.
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Name some examples of chemical hazards.
Cleaning fluids, paint, pesticides, machinery oil.
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Name some examples of biological hazards.
Cross contamination, food poisoning, incorrect storage.
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What can be used to check food is cooked correctly?
A temperature probe.
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What does risk assessment involve?
1) What hazards could occur 2) When hazards could occur 3) Preventing hazards by putting controls in place.
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Annabella

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Really helpful, thank you!

jill richardson

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These flashcards will test your knowledge of health and safety issues.

biLL

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hi
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