Animal Science Tri final Exam Questions
and Answers
What does YQCA stand for? - Answer-Youth for quality care of animals.
What is the main purpose of YQCA? - Answer-
List the steps of the food supply chain in order. - Answer-1. Producer 5. Wholesaler
2. Harvest 6. Retailer
3. packer/processor 7. Consumer
4. Distributor
List the 3 hazards and provide an example of each. - Answer-Biological risk- Bacteria, virus, mold,
parasite, food borne illness.
Physical risk- Foreign object that may cause illness to consumer.
Chemical risk- Animal health products like antibiotics, pesticide.
What does VCPR stand for? Label who is who. - Answer-V- vet (works with you and your animal)
C- Client (owner of animal(s))
P- Patient (your animal)
R- Relationship (interaction)
, What are the 3 animal drug categories? - Answer-Over the counter- can be purchased by anyone
Prescription- requires veterinarian oversight
Veterinary feed directive- medication intended for use in animal feed.
What is extra-label drug use? - Answer-When the vet prescribes a product to be used in a manner other
than what is on the label
what data should be included on treatment records? - Answer-Date treated, animal identification,
product used, dosage given, how the product was given, who gave it, withdrawal (time and date), and
reason for treatment.
List some methods of identifying animals. - Answer-Permanent- ear notches, tattoos, free brands, hot
iron brands
Temporary- Ear tags, paint brands, marking crayon/stick marks.
What information do medication labels give? - Answer-Trade name/drug name, active ingredient,
indications, dosage, directions for use, cautions and warnings, withdrawal times, manufactures lot
number, expirartion date.
How should medications be properly stored? - Answer-Should be stored on what the label indicates.
How are medications dosages calculated? - Answer-Weight of animals multiplied by ml over lb
weight x ml/lb
What are the types of medication administering methods? - Answer-Oral- given through the mouth
using water of feed
Tropical- Applying to pigs skin (sprays)
and Answers
What does YQCA stand for? - Answer-Youth for quality care of animals.
What is the main purpose of YQCA? - Answer-
List the steps of the food supply chain in order. - Answer-1. Producer 5. Wholesaler
2. Harvest 6. Retailer
3. packer/processor 7. Consumer
4. Distributor
List the 3 hazards and provide an example of each. - Answer-Biological risk- Bacteria, virus, mold,
parasite, food borne illness.
Physical risk- Foreign object that may cause illness to consumer.
Chemical risk- Animal health products like antibiotics, pesticide.
What does VCPR stand for? Label who is who. - Answer-V- vet (works with you and your animal)
C- Client (owner of animal(s))
P- Patient (your animal)
R- Relationship (interaction)
, What are the 3 animal drug categories? - Answer-Over the counter- can be purchased by anyone
Prescription- requires veterinarian oversight
Veterinary feed directive- medication intended for use in animal feed.
What is extra-label drug use? - Answer-When the vet prescribes a product to be used in a manner other
than what is on the label
what data should be included on treatment records? - Answer-Date treated, animal identification,
product used, dosage given, how the product was given, who gave it, withdrawal (time and date), and
reason for treatment.
List some methods of identifying animals. - Answer-Permanent- ear notches, tattoos, free brands, hot
iron brands
Temporary- Ear tags, paint brands, marking crayon/stick marks.
What information do medication labels give? - Answer-Trade name/drug name, active ingredient,
indications, dosage, directions for use, cautions and warnings, withdrawal times, manufactures lot
number, expirartion date.
How should medications be properly stored? - Answer-Should be stored on what the label indicates.
How are medications dosages calculated? - Answer-Weight of animals multiplied by ml over lb
weight x ml/lb
What are the types of medication administering methods? - Answer-Oral- given through the mouth
using water of feed
Tropical- Applying to pigs skin (sprays)
