The nurse is developing a pamphlet for the local public health department. The topic of the pamphlet is preventing foodborne illnesses. What information should be included in the pamphlet about keeping foods safe? Select all that apply
A) Wash your hands and surfaces often.
B) Keep foods separated.
C) Keep foods warm.
D) Cook all foods to the correct temperature.
E) Always put food in plastic containers.
A, B, D
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To prevent foodborne illnesses, handling food and the environment in which it is kept and prepared is very important. Always clean your hands and environment, keep foods separated to prevent cross-contamination, chill food promptly, and cook food to the proper temperature to ensure any pathogens are destroyed.
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