(a) Name two types of accident that could happen in a kitchen. [2] (b) Explain the first aid treatment for a cut from a sharp knife. [3] (c) State three way...

Assessment: Food & Nutrition 0648 | Paper 1 Mock 01 | Theory Subject: Food & Nutrition - 0648

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(a) Name two types of accident that could happen in a kitchen. [2]

(b) Explain the first aid treatment for a cut from a sharp knife. [3]

(c) State three ways of using kitchen knives safely. [3]

Answer Details
(a) Name two types of kitchen accident. [2] One mark each (max 2): - Cuts from sharp knives or broken glass (1) - Burns from touching hot surfaces or flames (1) - Scalds from boiling water or steam (1) - Slipping on a wet or greasy floor (1) - Electric shock from faulty equipment (1) - Falls from reaching for high shelves (1) (b) Explain first aid for a cut from a sharp knife. [3] One mark for each step (max 3): - Wash the cut under clean running water to remove any dirt (1) - Apply firm pressure with a clean cloth or dressing to stop the bleeding (1) - Cover the cut with a waterproof plaster, preferably blue so it can be seen if it falls into food (1) - If the cut is deep or will not stop bleeding, seek medical attention (1) (c) State three ways of using knives safely. [3] One mark each (max 3): - Always cut away from the body and keep fingers tucked in using the bridge or claw grip (1) - Use the correct size of knife for the job (1) - Carry a knife by the handle with the blade pointing downwards (1) - Wash knives separately and do not leave them in a sink full of soapy water where they cannot be seen (1) - Store knives in a knife block or on a magnetic strip, not loose in a drawer (1)

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