Nutrition IV: Preventing Food Borne Illnesses: Reducing Risks through Food Selection and Storage
This course examines which elements must be present for food bacteria to grow and describes common food borne illnesses. Upon successful completion of this course, students should be able to list the three necessary components of food safety, list the five factors necessary for bacterial growth, identify the causes of food-borne illnesses, recognize common food-borne illnesses, define “Cross-Contamination” and define methods for proper food storage.
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13 reviews for Nutrition IV: Preventing Food Borne Illnesses: Reducing Risks through Food Selection and Storage
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Nikki LITTLE CHUTE, WI –
this course and the other 2 food bornee illnesses helped me learn a lot and be able to help provide quality care at my current center
Michelle LADSON, SC –
I learned several interesting facts from this course. Also learned correct temperature ranges for different storage situations.
Sharon CASTLE ROCK, CO –
This class open my eyes to a lot of things that I didn’t realize before. that is why continual learning is so important
Diane DENVER, CO –
Really great. Information for keeping children safe
Chantel COLUMBUS, OH –
Very informative
Sharon CHARLOTTE, NC –
this section was very knowledgeable…
Carol NORCROSS, GA –
Keeping doing what you’re doing!
Iselsa LAWRENCE, MA –
Excellent
Jessica RICHMOND HILL, GA –
good course
Luisa ORLANDO, FL –
excellent
shiniquequa COLUMBUS, GA –
Y’all covered everything
Jessica V CARY, NC –
great course
Lisa ROSWELL, GA –
very informative