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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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what is an illness transmitted to humans by food

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foodborne illness

#2
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what type of food borne illness results from ingesting live microorganisms (bacterial colonization) ex. salmonella

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foodborne infection

#3
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what type of food borne illness results form eating food containing toxin produced by baxter or molds present in the food? ex. staph aureus and C. botulinum

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foodborne intoxication

#4
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what type of food borne illness results from bacteria entering the intestine and produces toxin in the intestine ex. e. coli

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toxin-mediated infection

#5
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Bacteria, molds, virus, parasites, and prions are what type of food borne hazards?

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biological

#6
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plant toxins, animal toxins, agricultural chemicals industrial chemicals are what type of food borne hazards?

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chemical

#7
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glass, bone, metal, plastic are what type of food borne hazards?

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physical

#8
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what are four causes for food borne illness

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• poor sanitation • undercooked animal products • inappropriate food storage • Cross-contamination

#9
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Trichinella spiralis is the most common

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parasite

#10
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Molds are also know as _______ that look visibly rotten

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mycotoxin

#11
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How to control molds?

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• cool & dry storage 2. removing moldy potions

#12
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why is the number 1 cause of food borne illness?

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bacteria

#13
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What type of bacteria is dormant, but resistant to harsh conditions?

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endospores

#14
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What bacteria is anaerobic and spore forming?

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Clostridium perfringens

#15
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Control: 1. Serve promptly, hold

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Clostridium perfringens

#16
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What bacteria is anaerobic and low acid?

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Clostridium Botulinum

#17
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What type of bacteria is spread by infected skin, moisture from sneeze, cough?

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Staphylococcus

#18
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Control: • Avoid infected personnel to contact with food • Serve promptly and keep

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Staphylococcus

#19
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Control: 1. Strict commercial canning, pressure home canning 2. Refrigerate immediately, re-heat to boiling is for

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Clostridium botulinum

#20
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What is the danger zone temp

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40-140 F / 4-60C

#21
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Where does FDA fall under?

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US Department of Human and health Services

#22
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Who inspects safe food supple, labeling , food additives, education and seafood?

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Food and Drug Administration

#23
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Where does Food Safety Inspection Service (FSIS) fall under?

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US Department of Agriculture

#24
Front (Question)

Who inspects meat, poultry, and egg products?

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FSIS