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Food Safety and Hygiene

University 6 questions
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What food safety and hygiene means

Keeping food and water safe from harmful microbes.

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Worked example

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Question

Food poisoning is often caused by

  • harmful bacteria growing in food
  • clean cutlery
  • fresh air
  • bright light
Answer: harmful bacteria growing in food

Working: Improperly stored food can grow bacteria that cause illness.

Curriculum and exam alignment

Tertiary foundation coursework

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Other Microbes in Ghanaian Life skills in Microbiology, at the same point in the course.

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