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  1. Which international standard provides a framework for food safety management systems that incorporates HACCP principles?

    Answer: ISO 22000:2018

    ISO 22000:2018 specifies requirements for a food safety management system and integrates HACCP principles with prerequisite programs.

  2. In HACCP terminology, what does the term 'sensitivity' refer to when evaluating a monitoring procedure?

    Answer: The proportion of true positives correctly identified by the test

    Sensitivity in monitoring refers to the test's ability to correctly identify true positive results, ensuring hazards above critical limits are detected.

  3. Which regulatory body enforces HACCP requirements for seafood processors in the United States?

    Answer: FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition

    The FDA's CFSAN enforces 21 CFR Part 123, which mandates HACCP for seafood processors in the US.

  4. A prerequisite program (PRP) differs from a CCP in that a PRP:

    Answer: Manages general conditions and activities that support food safety

    PRPs manage general environmental and operational conditions that support food safety, whereas CCPs target specific hazards with defined critical limits.

  5. When applying the decision tree during a HACCP study, if a control measure exists at a step but a subsequent step will eliminate the hazard, the current step is typically:

    Answer: Not designated as a CCP for that hazard

    If a later step adequately controls the hazard, the earlier step need not be designated a CCP for that specific hazard.

  6. In a risk-based approach to food safety, which factor primarily distinguishes a 'significant hazard' from a non-significant one?

    Answer: Reasonable likelihood of occurrence and severity if not controlled

    A significant hazard is one that is reasonably likely to occur and, if uncontrolled, would cause harm of notable severity.

  7. Under the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Preventive Controls for Human Food rule, which term is used instead of 'CCP' for process controls?

    Answer: Process preventive control

    FSMA uses the term 'process preventive control' rather than CCP, though the concept is analogous to a CCP in traditional HACCP.

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