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A comprehensive guide to obtaining a food handlers card in arizona for the year 2024. It covers a wide range of topics related to food safety, including proper food handling, temperature control, cross-contamination prevention, and common foodborne illnesses. The document offers 100% accurate answers to questions that are likely to appear on the food handlers card exam, making it an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to obtain or renew their certification. The detailed information and step-by-step instructions ensure that readers can confidently navigate the requirements and regulations surrounding food handling in arizona, ultimately promoting safe food practices and protecting public health.
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Preparing food several hours in advance can make food unsafe because: - correct answersBacteria can grow if the food temperatures are wrong Opened containers of sour cream, chives and butter: - correct answersMust be discarded after a customer has used it Change sanitizer every - correct answers2-3 hours Wiping cloths should be stored - correct answersin the sanitizing solution that is mixed to proper concentration between uses. What are three hazards people can get sick from? - correct answers-Physical
four causes of foodborne illness - correct answers- bacteria
Older than 65 PregnantImmune Comprimised What are dangerous foods for YOPIs - correct answersuncooked meat, sprouts, eggs, unpasteurized milk and juice, milk and dairy products, raw oysters What are contaminants - correct answersOrganisms known to cause illness, bacteria or viruses (chemical or physical) What are physical hazards? - correct answersHard or soft objectsjewelry, broken glass, used band aid, hair, staple, fingernail What are chemical hazards? - correct answersContamination from a poisonous substance, cleaning supplies, soap, pesticide, drink metals Where are chemicals to be stored? - correct answersAway from utensils and food, food prep areasStore below food prep/ sink Biological Hazards - correct answerswant to keep foods safe from parasitescook beef, pork and fishserve approved sources of food/ waterbacteria can grow in food if not cleanviruses can't be destroyed by freezing How to keep hot foods hot - correct answersCover pan, stir food to distribute heat, never mix cooked foods with cold foods Potentially hazardous foods can be left at room temperature for how long? - correct answersless than 2 hours Cross contamination - correct answersthe spreading of pathogens from one food to another