Chapter 17 HW
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1
May form spores, Single-cell microorganisms, Some can live without oxygen
2
Postsurgical patients, Pregnant females, Older adults
3
Meat, Dairy products, Eggs
4
True
5
Bacteria are present in our bodies and in our environment, food, and water.
6
people taking immunosuppressant agents., postsurgical patients., individuals with HIV infection.
7
Moist, Slightly acidic, Rich in protein
8
water
9
viruses
10
single-cell
11
Parasites
12
additives
13
False
14
True
15
GRAS List
16
Through contaminated foods, Through contaminated soil, Through direct contact from person-to-person, Through contaminated water
17
additive.
18
more natural plant toxins than synthetic pesticide residues.
19
Prevent spoilage, Improve texture or mouthfeel, Improve flavor
20
broad
21
food additives
22
That the additive is safe., That it is used in no higher amount than needed., Cannot be used to hide defective food ingredients.
23
True
24
Nature's poisons are often more potent than synthetic pesticides and industrial chemicals., Many synthetic products are laboratory copies of chemicals that also occur in nature., There is nothing about natural products that makes them inherently safer than synthetic products.
25
The maximum dosage that produces no observable effects in animals is divided by 100 to determine the margin of safety for intake in humans.
26
stimulant.
27
contaminants
28
Decreased food production costs, Increased crop yields
29
caffeine
30
any substance or mixture of substances intended to prevent, destroy, repel, or mitigate any pest.
31
increased crop yields., reduced food costs.
32
Mercury, Cadmium, Lead
33
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
34
Pesticide use produces both beneficial and unwanted effects.
35
how concentrated the substance is in the food., the person's resistance or susceptibility to the substance., how potent the chemical toxin is., how much and how frequently the food is eaten.
36
insecticides, herbicides, fungicides
37
decrease exposure to pesticides.
38
fish
39
pesticides
40
demonstrate that the benefits of use outweigh the risks of using it., cause no unreasonable adverse effects on people and the environment.
41
agroterrorism
42
choose a variety of different fruits and vegetables throughout the week.
43
There are not significant differences in carrots grown organically and those grown using conventional farming methods
44
Remove the outer leaves of leafy vegetables., Clean and peel fruits and vegetables.
45
Increase in crop yield., Crops that resist predators., Reduction in pesticide use.
46
True
47
True
48
agroterrorism.
49
Provides fresher options., Increased transparency with the food supply.
50
False
51
Community Supported Agriculture.
52
genetic engineering.
53
Quality of life is enhanced for farmers and their families., Farm families are provided a secure living., The natural environment and resources are maintained.
54
Pack perishable foods such as meats and fresh produce in separate plastic bags., Frozen foods should be selected last.
55
Select frozen foods and perishable foods last., Observe sell-by and expiration dates., Do not buy food from damaged containers that leak, bulge, or are severely dented.
56
Locally grown produce cuts the cost of long transportation and thus uses less fossil fuel., Locally grown produce helps support the local economy.
57
Refrain from purchasing jars with evidence of leakage., Refrain from purchasing severely dented cans.
58
CSA programs are one part of the growing locavore movement., Families or companies receive a share of food produced by a farm in return for money or labor.
59
20 seconds
60
Foods may be thawed by placing them under cold potable running water, Foods may be thawed in the microwave oven, Foods may be thawed in the refrigerator
61
last.
62
the yolk and white are solid.
63
Observe "best by" and expiration dates printed on food packaging., Purchase only the amount of produce needed for a week's time., Select meat, fish, and poultry at the end (rather than the beginning) of the shopping trip.
64
False
65
Don't buy or use food from damaged containers that leak, bulge, or are severely dented., Quickly transport perishable foods home and refrigerate them promptly.
66
Use separate cutting boards for meats and produce., Defrost poultry in the refrigerator prior to cooking., Thoroughly wash hands prior to food preparation.
67
refrigerator
68
below 40 degrees F.
69
separate the leftovers into several shallow pans
70
opaque or dull.
71
Clean, Chill, Cook, Separate
72
the temperature range from 40 to 140 degrees F.
73
one
74
Clean, Separate, Cook, Chill
75
40, 140
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1
May form spores, Single-cell microorganisms, Some can live without oxygen
2
Postsurgical patients, Pregnant females, Older adults
3
Meat, Dairy products, Eggs
4
True
5
Bacteria are present in our bodies and in our environment, food, and water.
6
people taking immunosuppressant agents., postsurgical patients., individuals with HIV infection.
7
Moist, Slightly acidic, Rich in protein
8
water
9
viruses
10
single-cell
11
Parasites
12
additives
13
False
14
True
15
GRAS List
16
Through contaminated foods, Through contaminated soil, Through direct contact from person-to-person, Through contaminated water
17
additive.
18
more natural plant toxins than synthetic pesticide residues.
19
Prevent spoilage, Improve texture or mouthfeel, Improve flavor
20
broad
21
food additives
22
That the additive is safe., That it is used in no higher amount than needed., Cannot be used to hide defective food ingredients.
23
True
24
Nature's poisons are often more potent than synthetic pesticides and industrial chemicals., Many synthetic products are laboratory copies of chemicals that also occur in nature., There is nothing about natural products that makes them inherently safer than synthetic products.
25
The maximum dosage that produces no observable effects in animals is divided by 100 to determine the margin of safety for intake in humans.
26
stimulant.
27
contaminants
28
Decreased food production costs, Increased crop yields
29
caffeine
30
any substance or mixture of substances intended to prevent, destroy, repel, or mitigate any pest.
31
increased crop yields., reduced food costs.
32
Mercury, Cadmium, Lead
33
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
34
Pesticide use produces both beneficial and unwanted effects.
35
how concentrated the substance is in the food., the person's resistance or susceptibility to the substance., how potent the chemical toxin is., how much and how frequently the food is eaten.
36
insecticides, herbicides, fungicides
37
decrease exposure to pesticides.
38
fish
39
pesticides
40
demonstrate that the benefits of use outweigh the risks of using it., cause no unreasonable adverse effects on people and the environment.
41
agroterrorism
42
choose a variety of different fruits and vegetables throughout the week.
43
There are not significant differences in carrots grown organically and those grown using conventional farming methods
44
Remove the outer leaves of leafy vegetables., Clean and peel fruits and vegetables.
45
Increase in crop yield., Crops that resist predators., Reduction in pesticide use.
46
True
47
True
48
agroterrorism.
49
Provides fresher options., Increased transparency with the food supply.
50
False
51
Community Supported Agriculture.
52
genetic engineering.
53
Quality of life is enhanced for farmers and their families., Farm families are provided a secure living., The natural environment and resources are maintained.
54
Pack perishable foods such as meats and fresh produce in separate plastic bags., Frozen foods should be selected last.
55
Select frozen foods and perishable foods last., Observe sell-by and expiration dates., Do not buy food from damaged containers that leak, bulge, or are severely dented.
56
Locally grown produce cuts the cost of long transportation and thus uses less fossil fuel., Locally grown produce helps support the local economy.
57
Refrain from purchasing jars with evidence of leakage., Refrain from purchasing severely dented cans.
58
CSA programs are one part of the growing locavore movement., Families or companies receive a share of food produced by a farm in return for money or labor.
59
20 seconds
60
Foods may be thawed by placing them under cold potable running water, Foods may be thawed in the microwave oven, Foods may be thawed in the refrigerator
61
last.
62
the yolk and white are solid.
63
Observe "best by" and expiration dates printed on food packaging., Purchase only the amount of produce needed for a week's time., Select meat, fish, and poultry at the end (rather than the beginning) of the shopping trip.
64
False
65
Don't buy or use food from damaged containers that leak, bulge, or are severely dented., Quickly transport perishable foods home and refrigerate them promptly.
66
Use separate cutting boards for meats and produce., Defrost poultry in the refrigerator prior to cooking., Thoroughly wash hands prior to food preparation.
67
refrigerator
68
below 40 degrees F.
69
separate the leftovers into several shallow pans
70
opaque or dull.
71
Clean, Chill, Cook, Separate
72
the temperature range from 40 to 140 degrees F.
73
one
74
Clean, Separate, Cook, Chill
75
40, 140