You can best prevent foodborne illness by:
loading the dishwasher between food preparation activities
hand washing after you have been touching raw meat
wiping down counters with bleach water between activities
bussing tables and then setting the table with clean utensils

Hand washing after you have been touching raw meat

Explanation:

When handling meat care must be taken not to contribute to the risk of contamination and bacterial proliferation in the food.

To ensure meat quality and food safety for your consumers it is important to be aware of some basic hygiene advice that should become routine in your kitchen.

Before preparing food, hands should be washed, and washed again after interruptions (such as going to the bathroom, handling dirty utensils, stirring hair or touching waste baskets). When handling raw foods such as meat, hands should be washed before handling other foods, so after handling raw meat hands should be washed. Also remember that long nails can harbor microorganisms, serving as a focus of contamination.

the correct answer is yes the patient would be successful