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Clean and Sanitize: Equipment & PremisesOnline version Quiz on cleaning and sanitizing facilities. by Darel Lopez 1 Floors are cleaned only when visibly dirty and never on a set schedule. Yes No 2 Sanitation can be skipped if the equipment looks clean and there is no visible soil. Yes No 3 Cleaning is required only once a year in most facilities. Yes No 4 Hot water alone is sufficient for sanitization without using any chemical sanitizer. Yes No 5 Personnel performing cleaning do not need to wear clean protective clothing. Yes No 6 Old cleaning chemicals can be stored together and mixed without compatibility checks. Yes No 7 Rinse water temperature is always kept below 20°C for all sanitization processes. Yes No 8 Cleaning logs and verification records for equipment and premises must be maintained as part of the sanitation program. Yes No 9 Cleaning uses only water, with no detergents or sanitizers ever used. Yes No 10 Only the packaging area needs cleaning; the processing area does not require cleaning. Yes No 11 Caustic cleaners can be used on all equipment without checking material compatibility or corrosion risk. Yes No 12 Cleaning of floors, walls, and ceilings in processing areas must be performed regularly and documented. Yes No 13 Equipment and processing/packaging premises must be cleaned and sanitized with approved cleaners, ensuring soil is removed before sanitizing. Yes No 14 Sanitation frequency is a matter of personal preference with no defined schedule. Yes No 15 Sanitizers can be left on equipment to air-dry without any rinse step. Yes No

Clean and Sanitize: Equipment & PremisesOnline version

Quiz on cleaning and sanitizing facilities.

by Darel Lopez

Floors are cleaned only when visibly dirty and never on a set schedule.

Yes

Sanitation can be skipped if the equipment looks clean and there is no visible soil.

Yes

Cleaning is required only once a year in most facilities.

Yes

Hot water alone is sufficient for sanitization without using any chemical sanitizer.

Yes

Personnel performing cleaning do not need to wear clean protective clothing.

Yes

Old cleaning chemicals can be stored together and mixed without compatibility checks.

Yes

Rinse water temperature is always kept below 20°C for all sanitization processes.

Yes

Cleaning logs and verification records for equipment and premises must be maintained as part of the sanitation program.

Yes

Cleaning uses only water, with no detergents or sanitizers ever used.

Yes

Only the packaging area needs cleaning; the processing area does not require cleaning.

Yes

Caustic cleaners can be used on all equipment without checking material compatibility or corrosion risk.

Yes

Cleaning of floors, walls, and ceilings in processing areas must be performed regularly and documented.

Yes

Equipment and processing/packaging premises must be cleaned and sanitized with approved cleaners, ensuring soil is removed before sanitizing.

Yes

Sanitation frequency is a matter of personal preference with no defined schedule.

Yes

Sanitizers can be left on equipment to air-dry without any rinse step.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Clean and Sanitize: Equipment & PremisesOnline version

by Darel Lopez

Floors are cleaned only when visibly dirty and never on a set schedule.

Sanitation can be skipped if the equipment looks clean and there is no visible soil.

Cleaning is required only once a year in most facilities.

Hot water alone is sufficient for sanitization without using any chemical sanitizer.

Personnel performing cleaning do not need to wear clean protective clothing.

Old cleaning chemicals can be stored together and mixed without compatibility checks.

Rinse water temperature is always kept below 20°C for all sanitization processes.

Cleaning logs and verification records for equipment and premises must be maintained as part of the sanitation program.

Cleaning uses only water, with no detergents or sanitizers ever used.

Only the packaging area needs cleaning; the processing area does not require cleaning.

Caustic cleaners can be used on all equipment without checking material compatibility or corrosion risk.

Cleaning of floors, walls, and ceilings in processing areas must be performed regularly and documented.

Equipment and processing/packaging premises must be cleaned and sanitized with approved cleaners, ensuring soil is removed before sanitizing.

Sanitation frequency is a matter of personal preference with no defined schedule.

Sanitizers can be left on equipment to air-dry without any rinse step.

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