Ks' ALAT UNIT 1 (Chap 1-4) Practice Exam Questions

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The Primary goal of laboratory animal science is to:

Ensure humane care & valid scientific results

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Which principle encourages alternatives to animal use?

Replacement

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Which entity enforces the Animal Welfare act?

USDA

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Which animals are excluded from AWA coverage?

Purpose-bred mice

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The IACUC is responsible for:

Reviewing animal use protocols

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What does “Refinement” involve?

Reducing pain & distress

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PHS Policy applies to:

All vertebrates in funded research

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OLAW oversees compliance with:

PHS Policy

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Poor animal care can result in:

Invalid results

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The Guide provides:

Care recommendations

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Which is an ALAT responsibility?

Daily animal care

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Reduction refers to:

Using fewer animals

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Which organizations conducts facility inspections internally?

IACUC

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AWA regulations focus on:

Animal housing & care

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Which species is covered under AWA?

Guinea pigs

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Replacement includes:

Using computer models

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Who ensures institutions follow PHS policy?

OLAW

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Which document is required under PHS Policy?

The Guide

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Animal stress affects:

Research outcomes

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Which Grp can suspend noncompliant research?

IACUC

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AWA is a:

Federal law

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Which is not a rule of the IACUC?

Law enforcement

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Refinement includes:

Better anesthesia

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ALATs should report:

Health concerns

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Which is covered under PHS policy?

All vertebrates

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The Guide is used for:

Recommendations

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Which is an example of Reduction?

Better design

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Which agency enforces AWA?

USDA

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Which species is NOT covered by AWA?

Mouse (lab-bred)

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Animal welfare emphasizes:

Humane treatment

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Which is a technician duty?

Monitor animals

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PHS policy requires:

IACUC involvement

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OLAW stands for:

Office of laboratory animal welfare

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Which principle reduces pain?

Refinement

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IACUC reviews:

Animal protocols

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Which is an alternative method?

Computer simulation

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The Guide addresses:

All of what is mentioned

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Ethical use requires:

Justification

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Which agency is tied to PHS?

OLAW

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Which is not part of the 3 Rs?

Regulation

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(T/F) IACUC reviews & approves animal protocols

T

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(T/F) AWA covers all vertebrate animals

F

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(T/F) PHS policy applies only to mammals

F

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(T/F) Replacement means using alternatives

T

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(T/F) Poor care can affect data

T

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(T/F) OLAW enforces AWA

F

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(T/F) Refinement reduces pain/distress

T

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(T/F) ALATs are responsible for daily care

T

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(T/F) The Guide is legally enforceable like a law

F

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(T/F) Reduction minimizes animal numbers

T

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A researcher switches to cell cultures instead of animals

Replacement

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An experiment uses improved anesthesia to reduce pain

Refinement

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A study redesign reduces the number of animals needed

Reduction

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A facility fails sanitation standards. Who addresses it first internally?

IACUC

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NIH-funded fish study—what applies?

PHS policy

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What is the primary purpose of the Animal Welfare Act (AWA)?

To ensure humane treatment of certain research animals

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Which agency enforces the Animal Welfare Act?

USDA

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Which species are NOT covered by the Animal Welfare Act?

Purpose-bred mice

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Public Health Services (PHS) Policy applies to:

All vertebrate animals used in PHS-funded research

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The Guide for the Care & Use of Laboratory Animals provides:

Standards for Laboratory animal care & use

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AAALAC International accreditation is:

Voluntary

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The “3Rs” were developed by:

Russell & Burch

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Which of the following is an example of Replacement?

Using computer simulations instead of animals

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Which of the following is an example of Reduction?

Better statistical planning

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Which of the following is an example of Refinement?

Using proper pain relief

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The IACUC is responsible for:

Reviewing animal use protocols

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Which member is required on the IACUC?

Community member is not affiliated with the institution

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The IACUC must inspect animal facilities at least:

Every 6 months

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Which individual has authority over veterinary care in an animal program?

Attending Veterinarian

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Which is considered a sign of pain or distress in animal?

Lethargy

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A humane endpoint is:

The point at which unnecessary suffering is prevented

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Which organization publishes euthanasia guidelines commonly used in research

AVMA

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Which method is commonly used for rodent euthanasia when approved?

CO2 inhalation

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Which of the following is considered permanent animal identification?

Microchip

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Why is accurate record keeping important?

It supports compliance & animal health monitoring

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Which statement about AAALAC is TRUE?

It promotes high standards of animal care

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Which of the following is part of occupational health and safety?

Wearing proper PPE

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Which of the following is a zoonotic hazard?

Diseases transmitted between animals & humans

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Procedures causing more than slight pain generally require:

Analgesia or anesthesia unless scientifically justified

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Environmental enrichment is used to:

Improve psychological well-being

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Which statement abt PHS Policy is true?

It applies to institutions receiving PHS funding

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Which is an example of temporary identifciation?

Cage card

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The goal of euthanasia is to:

Minimize pain & distress

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Which of the following best describes a Culture of Care?

A commitment to animal welfare, ethics, and responsibility

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(T/F) Purpose-bred rats are covered under the Animal Welfare Act

F

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(T/F) The IACUC reviews animal protocols before work begins.

T

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AAALAC accreditation is mandatory for all institutions

F

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(T/F) Humane endpoints help reduce unnecessary suffering

T

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(T/F) Personnel training is an important part of animal welfare programs

T

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The primary purpose of facility security in an animal research facility is to:

Protect animals, personnel, & research integrity

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Which of the following is considered a security measure?

Controlled access using key card or codes

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Unauthorized individuals entering an animal facility may:

Pose risks to animals & research programs

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If you observe suspicious activity in an animal facility, you should:

Report it according to the facility policy

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Emergency contact information should be:

Easily accessible to personnel

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What is the first priority during an emergency?

Ensuring human safety

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A disaster plan should include:

Emergency contacts and evacuation procedures

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During a fire emergency, personnel should:

Follow facility evacuation procedures

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Which emergency could affect animal welfare & facility operations?

All that is mentioned

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Backup generators are important because they:

Maintain critical systems during power failures

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Animal facility personnel should be familiar with:

Facility emergency response plans