ANSC 210 Final Exam Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated)

ANSC 210 Final Exam Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) Which of the following is TRUE? a. The number of animals used in research is increasing b. Animal research benefits both humans and animals c. In recent years, the life expectancy of people in the U.S. is increasing - answerAnimal research benefits both humans and animals The process of developing a new drug includes all of the following steps EXCEPT a. Advertising and sales b. Preclinical trials c. FDA approval d. Clinical trials - answerAdvertising and sales The document that must be approved by the IACUC before an animal research project starts at TAMU is - answeran Animal use Protocol Which of the following TAMU colleges/schools does NOT have faculty members that do animal research? a. Liberal arts b. Science c. Public Health d. Medicine - answerPublic Health Which of the following is NOT one of the three Rs that Principal Investigators have to address in their AUPs? a. Refine the protocols b. Reduce the number of animals c. Replace animals with something else d. Reproduce the experiment twice - answerReproduce the experiment twice The U.S. federal agency charged with overseeing research animals is the... - answerUSDA The Principle Investigators that direct animal research projects at TAMU generally have this advanced degree: a. Ph. D. (Doctor of Philosophy) b. M.S. (Master of Science) c. M.D. (Medical Doctor) d. D.V.M. (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) - answerPh. D. (Doctor of Philosophy) What breed of dogs had the hereditary kidney disease that Dr. Keith Murphy's research cured when his lab was at TAMU? - answerEnglish cocker Ways to fight periodontal disease (infection usually w/o fever) - answerMinimize plaque, prevent tartar, brush teeth frequently & focus on cheek surfaces of upper molars, veterinary cleaning Dogs with ______ will have more problems with dental disease - answermalocclusion (upper and lower teeth don't align) 10 most common dog poisons: - answerChocolate Mouse/Rat poisons Vitamins & minerals (Vit D3, Fe, etc.) NSAIDs Cardiac Medications Cold/Allergy medicines (pseudoephedrine, phenylephrine) Antidepressants Xylitol Acetaminophen (Tylenol) Caffeine pills 10 most common cat poisons: - answerTopical spot-on insecticides Household cleaners Antidepressants Lilies Insoluble Oxalate Plants Human and Veterinary NSAIDs Cold/Flu medication Glow sticks ADD/ADHD Medications/Amphetamines Mouse/Rat poisons Flea allergic dermatitis is common in - answerthe south _____ are blood feeding insects that cause itching, chewing, hair loss; consume 0.014 ml per day; blood loss can kill host (anemia) - answerFleas _____ are intermediate hosts of the dog tapeworm and transmit Bartonella - answerFleas Treatment for fleas - answerAdulticides; Frontline or Topspot; Nexgard The most common flea on dogs and cats is called _____ - answerCtenocephalides felis K9 Advantix (Imidacloprid and permethrin) repels and kills ________ monthly but is not for use in cats! - answerfleas, ticks, mosquitoes, flies _____ cause fly bite dermatitis-- scabs and bleeding on the ear margins-- treated by vaseline coat on the wounds or fly spray - answerStable flies How to treat stable flies for horses - answerUse permethrin sprays, fly sheets, and parasitic wasps (eat the fly larvae) The flea is an [insect, arthropod] - answerinsect The tick is an [insect, arthropod] - answerarthropod ______ weakens the host by sucking blood and transmitting diseases and is treated by Amitraz collars, fipronil, permethrin (toxic to cats), spot treatments or sprays. - answerTicks Ticks spread diseases such as - answerLymes and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Sarcoptes scabei is - answersarcoptic mange causing dogs intense pruiritic (itchy) skin; mite is superficial and can also affect cats and humans; lives on edge of scab; Zoonotic! Demodex canis is - answerdemodectic mange (follicular mange); mites live in hair follicle; immunosuppressed animals have disease; diagnose by skin scraping and identifying the mite Mange mite treatments for: a. Sarcoptic