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Every question in this bank cites a source -- primarily FDA Food Code (79%) and Nebraska Title 175 NAC (19%) of this exam's citations.
Correct answer: B. Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
Correct. DHHS Division of Public Health, Environmental Health Section administers Nebraska's retail food code program under Title 175 NAC.
Correct answer: B. The FDA Food Code, adopted and modified by the state
Correct. Title 175 NAC adopts and modifies the FDA Food Code as Nebraska's retail food establishment standard.
Correct answer: B. Local health departments, under authority delegated by the state
Correct. Nebraska delegates routine retail food establishment inspection to local health departments operating under state authority.
Correct answer: B. No โ Title 175 NAC does not mandate individual food handler certification statewide; only a certified manager per establishment is required
Correct. Nebraska's state code requires a Certified Food Protection Manager per establishment, not an individual card for every handler statewide.
Correct answer: A. Omaha (Douglas County) and Lincoln-Lancaster County
Correct. Douglas County (Omaha) and Lincoln-Lancaster County are the Nebraska jurisdictions with local food handler card ordinances layered on top of the state's CFPM requirement.