T/F
The bigger the gauge number the bigger its size
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F, the bigger the number the smaller its size
T/F
The average interval for collecting blood on animals is 1 week
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F, 2 weeks
,Scientific Procedures include: (4) BTPP
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1. biomedical researches and experiment
2. teaching and instruction
3. product testing
4. production of antisera or other biologicals
Animal Welfare Act of 1998 is otherwise known as
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RA 8485A
Animal boarding requirements (3)
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1. IACUC Certificate of Agreement
2. Transmittal Letter Addressed to Dr. Teresita Chiu
3. Calendar of Research Activities
- More painful
- Can paralyze the animal if done incorrectly
- Limited to 0.1 ml only
1. Intraperitonial
, 2. Intravenous
3. Subcutaneous
4. Oral Gavage
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2
Compute:
Total Blood volume (TBV) of a mouse weighing 25 g
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Solution:
25 g/ 1000 = 0.025 kg
(0.025 kg) x (58.5 ml/kg)= 1.4625 ml of blood
ANWER: 1.4625 ml of blood can be obtained from a 25 g mouse
is used to describe any change in an animal test that achieves one or more of the
"three R's"
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alternative
4 routes of administration
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The bigger the gauge number the bigger its size
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F, the bigger the number the smaller its size
T/F
The average interval for collecting blood on animals is 1 week
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F, 2 weeks
,Scientific Procedures include: (4) BTPP
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1. biomedical researches and experiment
2. teaching and instruction
3. product testing
4. production of antisera or other biologicals
Animal Welfare Act of 1998 is otherwise known as
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RA 8485A
Animal boarding requirements (3)
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1. IACUC Certificate of Agreement
2. Transmittal Letter Addressed to Dr. Teresita Chiu
3. Calendar of Research Activities
- More painful
- Can paralyze the animal if done incorrectly
- Limited to 0.1 ml only
1. Intraperitonial
, 2. Intravenous
3. Subcutaneous
4. Oral Gavage
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2
Compute:
Total Blood volume (TBV) of a mouse weighing 25 g
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Solution:
25 g/ 1000 = 0.025 kg
(0.025 kg) x (58.5 ml/kg)= 1.4625 ml of blood
ANWER: 1.4625 ml of blood can be obtained from a 25 g mouse
is used to describe any change in an animal test that achieves one or more of the
"three R's"
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alternative
4 routes of administration
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