Rabbits

Rabbit teeth have open roots and continue to grow throughout the animals’ life. What is the term to describe this type of teeth?
A: Anodontic
B: Hypsodontic
C: Hypodontic
D: Brachydontic

B: Hypsodontic

Cleaning rabbit cages often requires the use of acidic cleaner:
A: To remove the residual effect of nigh feces
B: To remove the food and water debris in the cage
C: To remove the deposits formed by highly crystalline urine
D: To kill pathogens rabbits carry

C: To remove the deposits formed by highly crystalline urine

The best vessel to use for intravenous injections in rabbits is the:
A: Cephalic
B: Saphenous
C: Marginal ear vein
D: Jugular

C: Marginal ear vein

Rabbit fever is another name for which zoonotic disease and can be fatal in humans if not treated?
A: Treponematosis
B: Mucoid enteropathy
C: Tularemia
D: LIsterosis

C: Tularemia

Which condition is commonly called the slobbers and is a result of chronic drooling caused by malocclusion in rabbits?
A: Trichobezoars
B: Pododermatitis
C: Moist dermatitis
D: Buphthalmia

C: Moist dermatitis

When a small volume of blood is needed, which vessel is the preferred one to use?
A: Marginal ear vein
B: Cephalic
C: Jugular
D: Saphenous

A: Marginal ear vein

The ideal temperature range for indoor rabbits is:
A: 36-58 degrees F
B: 62-70 degrees F
C: 75-85 degrees F
D: 80-90 degrees F

B: 62-70 degrees F

Which respiratory infection is often called snuffles and is the most common bacterial infection in rabbits?
A: Pasteurellosis
B: Pneumonia
C: Mucoid enteropathy
D: Listeriosis

A: Pasteurellosis

The most common breed of rabbit used in biomedical research is the:
A: New Zealand white
B: Dutch
C: Flemish giant
D: Polish

A: New Zealand white

Which of the following can be the greatest risk of happening if the rabbit’s hind legs are not supported when handling the animal?
A: Spinal cord injury
B: Rabbit may escape
C: Handler may be scratched
D: The rabbit may struggle excessively

A: Spinal cord injury