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When referring to disease , what does sub-clinical mean? - ANSWER Illness which does not make an animal sick The USDA annual report must be submitted by what date each year ? - ANSWER-December 1st What federal agency regulates and publishes guidelines for the use of biohazards? - ANSWER-Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) What regulation requires that dogs be given the opportunity for additional exercise outside of the normal cages or runs? - ANSWER Animal Welfare Act (AWA) Guinea Pigs are used in a number of infectious disease studies, but they are especially useful in the study of what disease? - ANSWER Tuberculosis Guinea pigs cannot synthesize what vitamin? - ANSWER-Vitamin C Scurvy - ANSWER-a disease caused by a deficiency of vitamin C. Why do gerbils have relatively little odor compared to other rodents? - ANSWER-They produce very small amounts of urine

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ASSISTANT LABORATORY ANIMAL TECHNICIAN (ALAT) CERTIFICATION EXAM
WITH VERY BEST SOLUTIONS



When referring to disease , what does sub-clinical mean? - ANSWER-
Illness which does not make an animal sick


The USDA annual report must be submitted by what date each year ?
- ANSWER-December 1st


What federal agency regulates and publishes guidelines for the use
of biohazards? - ANSWER-Center for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC)


What regulation requires that dogs be given the opportunity for
additional exercise outside of the normal cages or runs? - ANSWER-
Animal Welfare Act (AWA)


Guinea Pigs are used in a number of infectious disease studies, but
they are especially useful in the study of what disease? - ANSWER-
Tuberculosis


Guinea pigs cannot synthesize what vitamin? - ANSWER-Vitamin C


Scurvy - ANSWER-a disease caused by a deficiency of vitamin C.


Why do gerbils have relatively little odor compared to other rodents?
- ANSWER-They produce very small amounts of urine

,Where is the ventral marking gland in Gerbils located? - ANSWER-
The abdomen


Why are gerbils commonly used in genetic studies? - ANSWER-Their
chromosomes are easily observed.


What do rabbits need while giving birth? - ANSWER-A nest box


What is the reddish material found in the tears and saliva of rats is
called? - ANSWER-Porphyrin


The most unusual anatomic feature of the hamster, which makes it a
popular model for research is called? - ANSWER-Cheek pouch


Euthanasia is listed in the AVMA Report as "Acceptable IV", this
means what? - ANSWER-It is the preferred method of administering
the drug.


An animal technician should assess the health of all animals under
his/her care during what part of the day? - ANSWER-Early in the
morning


What does the term subcutaneous mean? - ANSWER-Under the skin


The Largest government agency fostering biomedical research with
direct financial support is? - ANSWER-The National Institutes of
Health (NIH)

, What cellular structure contains the genetic material? - ANSWER-
The nucleus


What is the recommended width for a hallway in animal facility? -
ANSWER-6 - 8 feet


Where should microisolator cages be changed? - ANSWER-In a
ventilated work bench


The Panel of Euthanasia Report which lists methods and guidelines
on animal euthanasia is published by who? - ANSWER-American
Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)


Brown fat - ANSWER-A special fat that is found in newborns and
some young adult animals that can be metabolized very rapidly to
provide heat to increase or maintain body temperature.


How often must nonhuman primates be observed during ground
transportation? - ANSWER-Once every 4 hours


The "true stomach" in Ruminant is known as what? - ANSWER-
Abomasum


What is the term for a specific causative agent of disease, such as a
virus or bacterium? - ANSWER-Pathogen


Fomite - ANSWER-A non-living material that can transmit a disease.

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