Answer:
core foundation items
Explanation:
Sanitarian is an official who has the responsibility of public health and to favor public health reform.
<em>There are three main risk factors which are considered by sanitarian and FDA that includes core items, priority items and priority foundation items.</em>
Core items are related to the general sanitation, equipment design, general maintenance and the facility. for example: Good condition of equipment and repaired if required.
Priority items include all the procedures and actions used to prevent or eliminate foodborne hazards to an acceptable level. Example: washing fruits and vegetables before cooking.
Priority foundation items includes items that support priority item in preventing foodborne hazards. For example: soap at a handwashing sink.
Hence, These are considered as risk factors evaluated by sanitarian and they do not consider core foundation items as risk factors. The correct option is "core foundation items".
