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Evidence Guide: AMPA3127 - Perform post-mortem inspection - Wild game

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AMPA3127 - Perform post-mortem inspection - Wild game

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Identify base anatomical structure systems of wild game

  1. Identify organs of wild game
  2. Identify and explain lymphatic, circulatory, digestive, urinary, nervous and respiratory systems
  3. Identify basic skeletal structure of wild game
Identify organs of wild game

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Identify and explain lymphatic, circulatory, digestive, urinary, nervous and respiratory systems

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Identify basic skeletal structure of wild game

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Inspect carcases prior to processing

  1. Identify reasons for pre-processing inspection and the grounds for carcases being unfit for processing
  2. Procedures for identifying and condemning carcases unfit for processing are followed
Identify reasons for pre-processing inspection and the grounds for carcases being unfit for processing

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Procedures for identifying and condemning carcases unfit for processing are followed

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Identify the main reasons for post-mortem inspection

  1. Identify reasons for post-mortem inspection
  2. Identify regulatory requirements associated with post-mortem inspection
Identify reasons for post-mortem inspection

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Identify regulatory requirements associated with post-mortem inspection

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Perform post-mortem inspection of wild game

  1. Follow procedures for post-mortem inspection
  2. Identify and detect abnormalities
  3. Perform post-mortem inspection wild game in accordance with regulatory requirements, hygiene and sanitation requirements and workplace health and safety requirements, in a work environment and under normal production conditions
  4. Identify Quality Assurance (QA) issues of post-mortem inspection
Follow procedures for post-mortem inspection

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Identify and detect abnormalities

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Perform post-mortem inspection wild game in accordance with regulatory requirements, hygiene and sanitation requirements and workplace health and safety requirements, in a work environment and under normal production conditions

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Identify Quality Assurance (QA) issues of post-mortem inspection

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Make disposition

  1. Detect and identify common diseases and conditions responsible for abnormalities in wild game
  2. Identify and explain symptoms of major emergency diseases
  3. Make disposition in accordance with the Australian Standard or any relevant importing country requirement
Detect and identify common diseases and conditions responsible for abnormalities in wild game

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Identify and explain symptoms of major emergency diseases

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Make disposition in accordance with the Australian Standard or any relevant importing country requirement

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Treat affected carcase appropriately

  1. Treat carcase in accordance with regulatory, hygiene and sanitation, and workplace health and safety requirements
  2. Demonstrate anatomical knowledge of carcase in the disposition process
Treat carcase in accordance with regulatory, hygiene and sanitation, and workplace health and safety requirements

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Demonstrate anatomical knowledge of carcase in the disposition process

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Describe the procedures followed for retained carcase on the slaughter floor

  1. Identify and describe procedures for retained carcase in accordance with workplace and regulatory requirements
Identify and describe procedures for retained carcase in accordance with workplace and regulatory requirements

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Identify and use Personal and Protective Equipment (PPE) required to perform post-mortem inspection

  1. Identify and explain the purpose of the PPE equipment required for post-mortem inspection
  2. Use equipment in accordance with QA and workplace requirements
  3. Use, maintain and store Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in accordance with workplace health and safety requirements
Identify and explain the purpose of the PPE equipment required for post-mortem inspection

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Use equipment in accordance with QA and workplace requirements

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Use, maintain and store Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in accordance with workplace health and safety requirements

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Take pathological and residue samples to assist in determining disposition

  1. Identify lesions and tissues necessary for determining dispositions
  2. Collect and submit specimens according to workplace procedures
  3. Retain carcases awaiting results according to workplace procedures
  4. Interpret results
Identify lesions and tissues necessary for determining dispositions

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Collect and submit specimens according to workplace procedures

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Retain carcases awaiting results according to workplace procedures

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Interpret results

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Assessed

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Instructions to Assessors

Evidence Guide

Element

Performance criteria

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Identify base anatomical structure systems of wild game

1.1 Identify organs of wild game

1.2 Identify and explain lymphatic, circulatory, digestive, urinary, nervous and respiratory systems

1.3 Identify basic skeletal structure of wild game

2. Inspect carcases prior to processing

2.1 Identify reasons for pre-processing inspection and the grounds for carcases being unfit for processing

2.2 Procedures for identifying and condemning carcases unfit for processing are followed

3. Identify the main reasons for post-mortem inspection

3.1 Identify reasons for post-mortem inspection

3.2 Identify regulatory requirements associated with post-mortem inspection

4. Perform post-mortem inspection of wild game

4.1 Follow procedures for post-mortem inspection

4.2 Identify and detect abnormalities

4.3 Perform post-mortem inspection wild game in accordance with regulatory requirements, hygiene and sanitation requirements and workplace health and safety requirements, in a work environment and under normal production conditions

4.4 Identify Quality Assurance (QA) issues of post-mortem inspection

5. Make disposition

5.1 Detect and identify common diseases and conditions responsible for abnormalities in wild game

5.2 Identify and explain symptoms of major emergency diseases

5.3 Make disposition in accordance with the Australian Standard or any relevant importing country requirement

6. Treat affected carcase appropriately

6.1 Treat carcase in accordance with regulatory, hygiene and sanitation, and workplace health and safety requirements

6.2 Demonstrate anatomical knowledge of carcase in the disposition process

7. Describe the procedures followed for retained carcase on the slaughter floor

7.1 Identify and describe procedures for retained carcase in accordance with workplace and regulatory requirements

8. Identify and use Personal and Protective Equipment (PPE) required to perform post-mortem inspection

8.1 Identify and explain the purpose of the PPE equipment required for post-mortem inspection

8.2 Use equipment in accordance with QA and workplace requirements

8.3 Use, maintain and store Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in accordance with workplace health and safety requirements

9. Take pathological and residue samples to assist in determining disposition

9.1 Identify lesions and tissues necessary for determining dispositions

9.2 Collect and submit specimens according to workplace procedures

9.3 Retain carcases awaiting results according to workplace procedures

9.4 Interpret results

Required Skills and Knowledge

Element

Performance criteria

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Identify base anatomical structure systems of wild game

1.1 Identify organs of wild game

1.2 Identify and explain lymphatic, circulatory, digestive, urinary, nervous and respiratory systems

1.3 Identify basic skeletal structure of wild game

2. Inspect carcases prior to processing

2.1 Identify reasons for pre-processing inspection and the grounds for carcases being unfit for processing

2.2 Procedures for identifying and condemning carcases unfit for processing are followed

3. Identify the main reasons for post-mortem inspection

3.1 Identify reasons for post-mortem inspection

3.2 Identify regulatory requirements associated with post-mortem inspection

4. Perform post-mortem inspection of wild game

4.1 Follow procedures for post-mortem inspection

4.2 Identify and detect abnormalities

4.3 Perform post-mortem inspection wild game in accordance with regulatory requirements, hygiene and sanitation requirements and workplace health and safety requirements, in a work environment and under normal production conditions

4.4 Identify Quality Assurance (QA) issues of post-mortem inspection

5. Make disposition

5.1 Detect and identify common diseases and conditions responsible for abnormalities in wild game

5.2 Identify and explain symptoms of major emergency diseases

5.3 Make disposition in accordance with the Australian Standard or any relevant importing country requirement

6. Treat affected carcase appropriately

6.1 Treat carcase in accordance with regulatory, hygiene and sanitation, and workplace health and safety requirements

6.2 Demonstrate anatomical knowledge of carcase in the disposition process

7. Describe the procedures followed for retained carcase on the slaughter floor

7.1 Identify and describe procedures for retained carcase in accordance with workplace and regulatory requirements

8. Identify and use Personal and Protective Equipment (PPE) required to perform post-mortem inspection

8.1 Identify and explain the purpose of the PPE equipment required for post-mortem inspection

8.2 Use equipment in accordance with QA and workplace requirements

8.3 Use, maintain and store Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in accordance with workplace health and safety requirements

9. Take pathological and residue samples to assist in determining disposition

9.1 Identify lesions and tissues necessary for determining dispositions

9.2 Collect and submit specimens according to workplace procedures

9.3 Retain carcases awaiting results according to workplace procedures

9.4 Interpret results

Candidates must perform post-mortem inspection of wild game carcases to Australian Standards and other relevant regulatory requirements in a workplace environment under normal operating conditions.

The candidate must:

identify the organs, skeletal structure and elements of the lymphatic, circulatory, digestive, urinary, nervous and respiratory systems relevant to meat inspection duties

perform post-mortem inspection in accordance with the Australian Standard and, where relevant, other importing country requirements

identify common diseases and conditions found at post-mortem

describe the symptoms of emergency and notifiable diseases found at post mortem

make correct dispositions for the common, emergency and notifiable diseases and conditions in accordance with the Australian Standard

treat carcases and offal in accordance with the Australian Standard and/or importing country requirements

monitor restraint, stunning and bleeding in order to detect, assess and report animal welfare issues

take and dispatch samples for mandated testing

treat carcases being held for test results in accordance with regulatory or importing country requirements

perform inspection duties in accordance with workplace health and safety requirements

The candidate must demonstrate a factual, technical, procedural and theoretical knowledge of:

the physiology and anatomy of wild game

the Australian Standard procedures for the post mortem inspection of wild game

additional inspection procedures relevant to the plant where assessment of the trainee is taking place

humane and efficient slaughtering techniques including restraint, stunning and bleeding

procedures for retaining carcases

carcase sampling and testing

workplace health and safety hazards and work place requirements

role of equipment for meeting hygiene and sanitation and workplace requirements

correct technique for incision of parts and organs

procedures for disposal of condemned carcase

procedures for identifying, collecting and submitting specimens

symptoms of common diseases and conditions

symptoms of major emergency or notifiable diseases

regulatory requirements associated with emergency or notifiable diseases

the relevant registration processes and procedures for meat inspectors at their specific plant

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