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Vocabulary 3

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CDC   Conduct research and assist in investigating foodborne illness outbreaks.  
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Poor Cleaning and Sanitizing   Equipment, utensils and food contact surfaces are not washed and sanitized correctly; wiping cloths not stored in a sanitizing solution; sanitizing solution not at the correct level.  
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Chemical Contamination   Include cleaners, sanitizers and polishes.  
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4 Major Bacteria   (that cause Foodborne Illness) Salmonella Typhi, Nontyphoidal Salmonella, Shigella and Shiga Toxin or E. Coli  
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Gathering Information   Get the who, what, where, when and why from the person making the complaint  
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Food Allergen   A protein in food that some people are sensitive to; occurs naturally and when enough is eaten an allergic reaction occurs  
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Jewelry   Remove from hands and arms before prepping food; can wear a plain band ring (wedding)  
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Corrective Actions   (List 3) Dispose of contaminated foods; clean equipment and utensils and retrain staff  
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Calibration Nut   Used to adjust a bimetallic stem thermometer to be accurate  
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Thermometer Accuracy   Food - plus/minus 2 degrees F and Air - plus/minus 3 degrees F  
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Approved Supplier   Suppliers that have been inspected and can show you and can show you an inspection report. They also meet all local, state and federal laws  
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Best-by Date   Is the date by which the product should be eaten for best flavor and quality  
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2 - 4 Rule   Cool from 135 F to 70 F in 2 hours and then from 70 F to 41 F or lower in 4 hours  
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Foods cooked to   165 degrees F / 15 seconds Poultry (whole or ground), stuffing, stuffed meats and dishes that include previously cooked TCS ingredients  
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Minimum Time Required to Check Food Temperatures   At least every 4 hours  
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Containers for Off-site Service   Must be food grade and insulated  
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Cold Food held without Temperature Control for how long   Up to 6 hours  
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Reheating foods for immediate service   Can be reheated to any temperature if it was cooked and cooled correctly  
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Maximum Registering Thermometer   Indicates the highest temperature reached during use  
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Jewelry   Remove from hands and arms before prepping food; can wear a plain band ring (wedding)  
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Hand Antiseptics   Must comply with FDA standards and used after handwashing. Never in place of handwashing  
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