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ServSafe Food Handler Certification & Training Flashcards

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  1. Under which circumstance can a food handler use single-use gloves instead of washing hands?

    Answer: Gloves are NEVER a substitute for handwashing

    Gloves are never a substitute for handwashing; hands must be washed before putting on gloves and whenever gloves are changed.

  2. A food handler's ServSafe Food Handler certificate is typically valid for how long?

    Answer: 3 years

    The ServSafe Food Handler certificate is valid for 3 years from the date of successful completion.

  3. What is the primary purpose of the ServSafe Food Protection Manager certification?

    Answer: To ensure that at least one trained manager is responsible for food safety in the operation

    The ServSafe Food Protection Manager certification ensures there is at least one knowledgeable person responsible for overseeing food safety in a food service operation.

  4. Which action should a manager take when a food handler reports a sore throat with fever?

    Answer: Restrict the employee from working with or around food

    A sore throat with fever is a symptom that requires the food handler to be restricted from working with or around food per ServSafe guidelines.

  5. How should a food handler respond if they have a wound or cut on their hand?

    Answer: Cover with a bandage and wear a single-use glove over it

    Any wound or cut must be covered with a clean bandage and a single-use glove to prevent blood from contaminating food.

  6. Which of the following topics is covered in ServSafe Food Handler training?

    Answer: How to prevent foodborne illness through proper hygiene and food handling

    ServSafe Food Handler training focuses on food safety practices including hygiene, temperature control, and preventing foodborne illness.