Week 1 Overview: Intro to Exotic and Laboratory Animal Medicine

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The term “exotic animals” generally refers to any companion animal other than:

dogs and cats

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True or False: Any animal used in research or teaching is referred to as a "laboratory animal"

true

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What is the prupose of CITES: Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species?

Safeguards species from extinction

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What is the purpose of USDA: United States Department of Agriculture?

Oversees the use of animals in educational or research

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What is the purpose of AWA: Animal Welfare Act?

Governs the sale, handling, transport, and use of animals

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What is the purpose of ILAR: Institute for Laboratory Animal Research?

Provides guidelines for the care and use of laboratory animals

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Reduction

Use the absolute least number of animals that will achieve the research goal

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refinement

Procedures cause the least stress, pain, anxiety, & disturbance to meet goal

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replacement

Utilize lower forms of life, computer models, or other artificial means whenever possible

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The minimum membership of an IACUC (Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee) as designated in the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) includes; 


A combination of veterinarian, scientist, and non-scientist

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True or False: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) and The Animal Liberation Front (ALF) are two of the most active animal liberation groups in the United States

true

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Extrinsic predisposing factors are:

temperature, humidity, lighting, and noise

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The primary reference on animal care and use is the

Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals

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Which entity is responsible for all aspects of animal use, education, health, and compliance with the laws and regulations within a facility?

IACUC

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The IACUC must have at least one of which of the following on the committee?

A veterinarian with training and experience in laboratory animal medicine

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What are intrinsic factors?

species variations, age, gender, and genetics

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What are extrinsic factors?

environmental conditions like temperature, humidity, noise, ventilation, diet quality, and experimental conditions

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What does the AAALAC (Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care) do?

plays a role in enforcing standards and ensuring humane treatment in research settings