HOME OFFICE LICENSEE TRAINING
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100% SOLVED
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1 of 70
Definition
• significant and easily detectable disturbance of an animals's
normal state
• animal shows discomfort, abnormal behaviours, significant weight
loss or other indicators of poor welfare
• can feed and drink and show other normal activities other than
for short periods, or limited impairment for longer periods
• e.g. model with chronic low-level pain or discomfort or dysfunction
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, Moderate (severity category) Completion of humane killing
Training and Competency Records Severe (severity category)
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2 of 70
Definition
• PIL holder
- after completion of training course and
obtaining a licence
- at least 18 years old
- meet minimum educational standards
- completed appropriate training modules
- appropriate experience of handling
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Selection of animal - genetics Specified pathogen free (SPF)
The person (carrying out
Genetic characteristics - Outbred
procedures)
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3 of 70
, Definition
No licence required Include:
• non-experimental veterinary practices
• veterinary clinical trials
• non-experimental agricultural practices
for husbandry
• identification
• humane killing by a Schedule 1 method
- but must be carried out by someone with appropriate training and
supervision
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The Project Licence (PPL) Non-regulated procedures
Diseases and Research Non-schedule 1 methods
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4 of 70
Definition
• requirement of a Home Office licence to maintain records of
your training and competency
• it is a legal requirement that you are trained and assessed
as competent in all techniques you are carrying out
• Home Office inspector may ask to see training records
, • ongoing process
• PIL holder's responsibility
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guinea pigs - special dietary
requirement Specified pathogen free (SPF)
Training and Competency
Records Genetic characteristics - inbred
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5 of 70
Definition
• minor and transitory deviation from the '5 freedoms'
• e.g. pain caused by injection by conventional routes. Multiple
injections by these routes may remain in the mild category if
there are no cumulative effects
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Collection of blood Collection of faeces
Mild (severity category) Severe (severity category)
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100% SOLVED
ANSWERS!!
1 of 70
Definition
• significant and easily detectable disturbance of an animals's
normal state
• animal shows discomfort, abnormal behaviours, significant weight
loss or other indicators of poor welfare
• can feed and drink and show other normal activities other than
for short periods, or limited impairment for longer periods
• e.g. model with chronic low-level pain or discomfort or dysfunction
Give this one a try later!
, Moderate (severity category) Completion of humane killing
Training and Competency Records Severe (severity category)
Don't know?
2 of 70
Definition
• PIL holder
- after completion of training course and
obtaining a licence
- at least 18 years old
- meet minimum educational standards
- completed appropriate training modules
- appropriate experience of handling
Give this one a try later!
Selection of animal - genetics Specified pathogen free (SPF)
The person (carrying out
Genetic characteristics - Outbred
procedures)
Don't know?
3 of 70
, Definition
No licence required Include:
• non-experimental veterinary practices
• veterinary clinical trials
• non-experimental agricultural practices
for husbandry
• identification
• humane killing by a Schedule 1 method
- but must be carried out by someone with appropriate training and
supervision
Give this one a try later!
The Project Licence (PPL) Non-regulated procedures
Diseases and Research Non-schedule 1 methods
Don't know?
4 of 70
Definition
• requirement of a Home Office licence to maintain records of
your training and competency
• it is a legal requirement that you are trained and assessed
as competent in all techniques you are carrying out
• Home Office inspector may ask to see training records
, • ongoing process
• PIL holder's responsibility
Give this one a try later!
guinea pigs - special dietary
requirement Specified pathogen free (SPF)
Training and Competency
Records Genetic characteristics - inbred
Don't know?
5 of 70
Definition
• minor and transitory deviation from the '5 freedoms'
• e.g. pain caused by injection by conventional routes. Multiple
injections by these routes may remain in the mild category if
there are no cumulative effects
Give this one a try later!
Collection of blood Collection of faeces
Mild (severity category) Severe (severity category)
