Halal Diet Training Quiz

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1.

Which of the following food sources are categorised as 'halal'?
- A.
  
  Lard
- B.
  
  Fish and other seafoods
- C.
  
  Alcoholic beverages
- D.
  
  Unspecified meat broth/stock
Correct Answer
B. Fish and other seafoods

Explanation
Fish and seafoods are generally acceptable for Muslims. Ingredients such as lard, alcohol or where the origin of the ingredient is not known are prohibited by the Islamic law.

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2.

One of the definitions of halal food is that it contains one or more component that Muslims are prohibited from consuming according to the Islamic law (Shariah).
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
The answer is false. Halal foods should be free from any components that Muslims are prohibited from consuming according to the Islamic law (Shariah).

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3.

Which of the following food options are NOT suitable for patients who are following a halal diet?
- A.
  
  Cereal with milk
- B.
  
  Vegetable soup with bread
- C.
  
  Ham and cheese sandwich
- D.
  
  Yogurt with tinned fruit
Correct Answer
C. Ham and cheese sandwich

Explanation
Ham is mainly made from pork and pork-related products, which is Haram to Halal diet.

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4.

Which of the following meal options can be categorised as 'halal'? (select all that apply)
- A.
  
  Egg and bacon muffin
- B.
  
  Chapatti
- C.
  
  Skim milk
- D.
  
  Chicken chop (used halal certified chicken)
- E.
  
  Panna Cotta (with gelatine)
- F.
  
  Spaghetti with red wine tomato sauce
- G.
  
  Pork chop
- H.
  
  Vanilla Custard (with vanilla extract)
- I.
  
  Vegetable soup
- J.
  
  Omelette
Correct Answer(s)
B. Chapatti
C. Skim milk
D. Chicken chop (used halal certified chicken)
I. Vegetable soup
J. Omelette

Explanation
The following food are considered as haram:
1. Egg and bacon muffin - bacon is made of pork and it is not allowed in halal diet.
2. Panna cotta (with gelatin) - gelatin is prohibited in halal diet
3. Spaghetti with red wine tomato sauce - wine is prohibited in halal diet
4. Pork chop - pork is prohibited in halal diet.
5. Vanilla custard (with vanilla extract) - vanilla extract may contain alcohol and it must excluded in halal diet.

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5.

Patients may need reassurance that the food is halal and can be confidently consumed, what could you do to reassure this? (assuming permitted foods are halal certified)
- A.
  
  Ingredients of the food
- B.
  
  Cooking method
- C.
  
  Duration of cooking
- D.
  
  Handling of utensils and machinery during food preparation
Correct Answer(s)
A. Ingredients of the food
D. Handling of utensils and machinery during food preparation

Explanation
It is important to check the ingredient of the food are all halal and follow Islamic law. The handling of utensils and machinery should be cautious to prevent any contamination from non-Halal food.

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Halal Diet Training Quiz

Which of the following food sources are categorised as 'halal'?

One of the definitions of halal food is that it contains one or more component that Muslims are prohibited from consuming according to the Islamic law (Shariah).

Which of the following food options are NOT suitable for patients who are following a halal diet?

Which of the following meal options can be categorised as 'halal'? (select all that apply)

Patients may need reassurance that the food is halal and can be confidently consumed, what could you do to reassure this? (assuming permitted foods are halal certified)