It’s Kitchen Safety and Cleaning Please Help!!

Answer:

For part one- Personal cleanliness before cooking:

1. Wash your hands

2.Clean the  surface you are using

3. Clean the tools you are using

4. Put your hair up

I have Do not have anything for part 2, sorry

Explanation:

I have A+'s in Home economics,

Answer:

Ill answer the first one!

Explanation:

1. Pull your hair up and away from your face, cover it with a hair net if required.

2. Make sure that your clothing will not be in or touch any food, roll up your sleeves or change if needed.

3. Wash your hands, and glove them in called for.

4. Make sure that you work surface is clean.

Hope this helps

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a:Arthritis


b:Lung cancer


c:Cirrhosis of the liver

d:Anemia

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A.) circulatory
B.) excretory
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Philippines has joined the rest of the world in applying the wonders of

modern photography to every aspect of life. And with our country’s natural

beauty, a few local photographers have taken on the Philippines and our people

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Directions: Make a research on the life and contributions of the Philippines

Photographers’ below. Choose one photographer and one of its famous works

and answer questions below.

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Insert image of chosen

photograph here

Color

Texture

Composition (what is in

the picture)

Shapes

Patterns

Line

Why did you choose this

artist and artwork?

Title of Piece, year it was made,

artist’s name, media used…

Sources ( where did you

find this image and

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A) denial
B) anger
C) bargaining
D) acceptance

Which of the following statements is NOT true?

A.

Infants' diets, which primarily consist of breast milk or formula, are higher in fat than other diets.

B.

Adolescents need more calories and nutrients, especially if they are very inactive.

C.

Adults' activity levels tend to decline in age, which require a reduction in the amount of calories consumed.

D.

Children who are two years or older can follow the recommendations of the food guide pyramid.

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Group of answer choices

iodine

calcium

potassium

sodium

1)Which of the following describes a circumstance in which a healthcare professional
should NOT attempt to move a patient by him or herself?
The patient has special equipment that will need to be monitored during the
move
The employee received extensive training on how to use specialized lifting
equipment
The employee has moved numerous other similar-sized patients without incident
The employee knows the process of helping a patient from a bed to a wheelchair
well
Which of the following explains why falls are common in the hospital?
Patients may be medicated or moving awkwardly due to injuries.
Patients are not trained how use proper body mechanics when moving objects.
Most patients in the hospital have improved balance due to medical conditions.
Patient rooms are more likely to be carpeted than other places in health care
facilities.
All of the following would mean that equipment was no longer sterile EXCEPT
touching a health care worker's bare hand.
arriving in packaging that was torn or damaged.
being steamed by someone wearing protective gear.
coming in contact with a surface that was not sterile.
Which is it important to scan the environment before using equipment?
To identify any potential environmental hazards
To make sure that the right patient is in the room
To make sure that the equipment is in proper working order
To ensure that only those with proper training are using the equipment
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Operating on the wrong body part.
Receiving the incorrect medication while recovering from surgery.
An accidental injury inflicted by the health care team during surgery
A medical team failing to follow the standard procedures during surgery.

Pushing a heavy item is better for the body than lifting it.
True
False
Records for medical equipment should include all of the following EXCEPT
any maintenance or repairs.
the last person to use the equipment.
problems others have had while using the equipment.
who is next in line to be trained to use the equipment. All employees should have their training updated or refreshed
O every 6 months.
once a year.
every 3 years.
every 5 years.

if someone were to cut your neck, which major vein might they sever?

A.) jugular vein
B.) renal vein
C.) pulmonary vein
D.) inferior vena cava

Salmonella poisoning is _____.


a food-borne illness caused by bacteria

a result of toxic chemical contamination

the most common cause of death in parts of central Asia

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why is it important to have healthy relationships in your life?

A Punnett square shows the combination of

that parents can pass on
to offspring

Which of the following parts of the body were talked about in the 'Inside Your Outside' book? Select all that apply. *
Brain and Nervous System
Skeletal System
Muscular System
Digestive System
Senses (touch, taste, sight, hear, smell)
Heart
Lungs

Which of the following is the most effective technique for clarifying the
meaning in a patient's statement?
O A. Asking the patient to repeat the exact statement.
O B. Asking the patient to rephrase the statement.
C. Asking a family member or friend of the patient to clarify what the
patient said.
D. Forgetting about the statement and asking different questions.

Scientists use different types of radiometric dating to determine ages of different fossils or rocks. Which of the following is the best method for fossils that lived fairly recently (only things that lived up to 60,000 years ago)?

What components of fitness are used for: Lunges, Sit ups, Squats and Burpees

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what is the CaT in the form was the my qoin the

PE


Write a reflection in accomplishing your physical activity program. (3-5 Sentences only)


The program was about working out or exercising like jumping rope, biking, dancing, etc

Report all healthcare _________ required for external reporting purposes completely and accurately, in accordance with regulatory and documentation standards, and requirement and applicable official coding conventions, rules, and guidelines.

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Which term describes the view of the Constitution Thomas Jefferson took while considering the National Bank?-----strict constructionism

Which explains how the judiciary can remain independent?
B.
Justices can change laws to suit themselves.
C.
Justices are given lifetime appointments.
D.
Justices can be replaced by the president at any time.


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The role of the judicial branch is to
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The Senate must confirm Supreme Court justices.


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Which two cases would the Supreme Court be most likely to review?
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a case concerning presidential actions


If a private citizen sues a business, that is an example of
-----

legislative- Can propose amendments
Executive- Can appoint


In the case of Loving v. Virginia, the Supreme Court ruled that a state statute banning interracial marriage was unconstitutional. What would this be an example of?
B.
originalism
C.
judicial activism
D.
strict constructionism



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