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Temperature Control in Food Safety: Frequently Asked Questions, Exams of Food Science and Technology

This document tests the understanding of basic principles of temperature control in food safety. It includes questions about temperatures in the danger zone, cooking as a means of destroying pathogens, and calibration of temperature measuring devices. Students will benefit from reviewing this material to prepare for exams or quizzes.

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2020/2021

Available from 03/24/2024

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NRFSP ACTIVITY 18
6°C (43°F) is a temperature in the danger zone. - correct answer True
56°C (133°F) is a temperature outside of the danger zone - correct answer False
Temperature abuse is a bad practice and could cause foodborne illness or even
death - correct answer True
An important aspect of temperature control is keeping food out of the danger
zone. - correct answer True
Cooking can be used to destroy pathogenic organisms. - correct answer True
Spores and toxins are always destroyed by cooking temperatures. - correct
answer False
Poor temperature control is the main reason behind foodborne illness. - correct
answer True
When calibrating a temperature measuring device using the ice method, the
indicator must stabilize at 100°C (212°F) - correct answer False
Hot foods containing liquid, such as soups, stews and sauces, should never be
stirred before the temperature is measured. - correct answer False
The core or internal temperature is the correct temperature inside a refrigerator or
freezer, - correct answer False
Corrective action is the steps that managers should take to refrain employees
who are bad at measuring temperatures. - correct answer False
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NRFSP ACTIVITY 18

6°C (43°F) is a temperature in the danger zone. - correct answer True 56°C (133°F) is a temperature outside of the danger zone - correct answer False Temperature abuse is a bad practice and could cause foodborne illness or even death - correct answer True An important aspect of temperature control is keeping food out of the danger zone. - correct answer True Cooking can be used to destroy pathogenic organisms. - correct answer True Spores and toxins are always destroyed by cooking temperatures. - correct answer False Poor temperature control is the main reason behind foodborne illness. - correct answer True When calibrating a temperature measuring device using the ice method, the indicator must stabilize at 100°C (212°F) - correct answer False Hot foods containing liquid, such as soups, stews and sauces, should never be stirred before the temperature is measured. - correct answer False The core or internal temperature is the correct temperature inside a refrigerator or freezer, - correct answer False Corrective action is the steps that managers should take to refrain employees who are bad at measuring temperatures. - correct answer False

Cold TCS food should be kept at 5°C (41°C) or below. - correct answer True The temperature of frozen food should be kept between 5°C (41°F) or below. - correct answer False The general guidance is to keep TCS food inside the danger zone for up to four hours. - correct answer False Any glass in temperature measuring devices should be shatterproof. - correct answer True