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Definition of living - CORRECT ANSWER-An animal shall be regarded as continuing to live until the permanent cessation of circulation or the destruction of its brain. What is a regulated procedure - CORRECT ANSWER-'A regulated procedure means any procedure applied to a protected animal for a qualifying purpose which may have the effect of causing the animal pain, suffering, distress or lasting harm equivalent to, or higher than, that caused by the introduction of a needle in accordance wi...

What can you do if you suspect or want to check if an animal is has diseases. - CORRECT ANSWER-These are sentinel animals. The animal is placed in an environment and monitored to see if it has any disease What are protected animals? - CORRECT ANSWER-All living vertebraes other than man, and any living cephalopod (octopus, squid, cuttlefish, nautilus) When do mammals, birds and reptiles b come protected - CORRECT ANSWER-When they reach the last third of their gestation period (day 14 for ra...

What official terminology is used in the UK to describe the categories of laboratory biosafety - CORRECT ANSWER-Containment Level Biosafety (BSL) What does LAA stand for? - CORRECT ANSWER-Laboratory Animal Allergens Carry out DNA extration with solution considered phenol which could cause injury if it spills. Risk or hazard? - CORRECT ANSWER-Risk Where can allergens be present? - CORRECT ANSWER-Soiled bedding; urine/faeces; fur/dander what are symptoms of sensitization/allergy? - CORRECT ...

What are the advantages and disadvantages of ear notching? - CORRECT ANSWERAdv: easy to perform, cost efficient, easy to read, can identify all cage mates. Disadv: possibly painful, can reseal in some strains, might induce aggression amongst cagemates What are the advantages and disadvantages of tail marking? - CORRECT ANSWERAdv: easy to apply, can be used for all ages, not painful, low cost Disadv: temporary, needs to be reapplied, may be adverse response to odor or marker What are the adv...

Define a protected animal. - CORRECT ANSWER-Any living vertebrate, other than man, and all cephalopods. At what stage do mammals become protected? - CORRECT ANSWER-From two thirds through the gestation period. At what stage do birds become protected? - CORRECT ANSWER-From two thirds through the incubation period. At what stage do reptiles become protected? - CORRECT ANSWER-From two thirds through the gestation or incubation period. At what stage do fish and amphibia become protected? - C...

1. Which of the following best defines Artificial Intelligence (AI)? A. The use of mechanical devices for performing tasks B. The simulation of human intelligence processes by machines [ANSWER] C. The process of storing and managing large datasets D. The use of software to automate manual tasks Rationale: AI involves creating systems that can mimic human intelligence processes such as reasoning, learning, perception, and self-correction. It differs from simple automation by incorporating ...

MGMT 3000: Principles of Management Exam 1: Foundations of Management Instructor: Professor Lyons Date: October 15, 2025 Time Allowed: 2 Hours (120 Minutes) Instructions: • This exam consists of 100 multiple-choice questions. • Please write your name and student ID on the provided scantron form. • Use a #2 pencil to fill in your answers completely and erase any stray marks. • You are permitted a simple, non-programmable calculator. No other electronic devices are allowed. • ...

Business Strategy well-articulated vision of where a business seeks to go and how it expects to get there Organizational Strategy The organization's design, as well as the choices it makes to define, set up, coordinate, and control its work processes IS Strategy The plan the organization uses in providing IS and services Alignment The situation in which a company's current and emerging business strategy is enabled and supported yet unconstrained by technology; The balance between ...

What method of IT funding is the most equitable? Chargeback If you want to boost investments in your infrastructure, the focus of your firm is what? Business Effectiveness If you want to boost investments in your transaction systems, the focus of your firm is what? Business Efficiency If you are trying to lower your costs, what type of technology are you going to invest in? Transactional Systems What are the 2 common types of IT monitoring tools? 1. Balanced Scorecard: Focuses attent...

Research suggests which of the following regarding productivity as measured by units produced per labor-hour? [ANSWER] High-quality companies are more productive than low-quality companies. A successful quality strategy begins with [ANSWER] an organizational culture that fosters quality. Which of the following DOES NOT increase profit by improving quality? [ANSWER] higher warranty costs Which of the following could reduce costs and increase profit? [ANSWER] increased productivity The Am...

Quality and strategy • Managing quality supports differentiation, low cost, and response strategies • Quality helps firms increase sales and reduce costs • Building a quality organization is a demanding task Two ways quality improves profitability 1. Sales gains via: • Improved response • Flexible pricing • Improved reputation 2. Reduced costs via: • Increased productivity • Lower rework and scrap • Lower warranty costs The flow of activities to achieve TQM 1. Org...

NISI Phases 1. Nail the Pain [ANSWER] 2. Nail the Solution [ANSWER] 3. Nail Go to Market [ANSWER] 4. Nail the Business Model [ANSWER] 5. Scale it [ANSWER] Traditional Process Method 1. entrepreneur has an idea 2. discusses with friends and family/ raises money 3. find location, build product 4. test product, perfect it 5. sell it Business model canvas 3 myths of entrepreneurship 1. process myth [ANSWER] 2. hero myth [ANSWER] 3. money myth [ANSWER] Reasons why entrepreneurs fail ...

What is the function of the frontal lobe? - CORRECT ANSWER-(behind the forehead), which is responsible primarily for thinking, planning, memory, and judgment. What is the function of the parietal lobe? - CORRECT ANSWER-parietal lobe, which extends from the middle to the back of the skull and is responsible primarily for processing information about touch. What is the function of the temporal lobe? - CORRECT ANSWER-(pretty much between the ears) is the temporal lobe, responsible primarily f...

Structuralism used introspection to study the structure of the human mind Introspection the act of looking into one's own thoughts and feelings theorists of structuralism Wilhelm wundt Functionalism Wanted to know how individuals adapt to the world and why humans think feel and behave Theorists related to functionalism William james Charles darwin Gesalt School of Psychology Considered behavior parts of a whole instead of individually Behaviorism Focus on how a stimulus evokes a...

Attitudes and Behavior - CORRECT ANSWER-An overall evaluation of some aspect of the world, people, issues or objects. Cognitive Dissonance - CORRECT ANSWER-Occurs when an attitude and behavior or two related attitudes, beliefs or behaviors are inconsistent Persuasion - CORRECT ANSWER-When one person tried to change another person's attitude What are the three components of attitude - CORRECT ANSWER-Affective, Behavioral, Cognitive ABC What is cognitive dissonance and how to we reduce ...

Which belief illustrates situational attribution? [ANSWER] When a vehicle suddenly moves in front of another car, the driver must have had an emergency. A. The driver is rude. B. The driver must have had an emergency. C. The driver likes speeding. Which type of therapy is based on the belief that an individual's interpretation of events is what causes unhappiness, rather than unhappiness being caused by the actual events? [ANSWER] Rational-emotive therapy A. Psychoanalytic therapy B...

Why are ethical guidelines needed within psychological research? - CORRECT ANSWER-These are needed with psychological research is the prevent physical and/or emotional harm to the participants. What are the various research methods in the field of psychology? - CORRECT ANSWER-Descriptive Research Correlational Research Experimental Research What is descriptive research? - CORRECT ANSWER-research designed to provide a snapshot of the current state of affairs. What is Correlational Resear...

Contract Law - CORRECT ANSWER--Language of business -Freedom of contract: there are responsibilities to those who create legally binding relationships -Common law: judge-made, uniformity about general contract principles that run throughout most states' laws, each state differs -English courts began to use lex mercatoria ("the law merchant" -Roman law of contracts was surprisingly sophisticated -UCC (Uniform Commercial Code): all states have adopted except Louisiana, covers cont...

When is La Toussaint? - November 1st and 2nd How many days are associated with La Toussaint? - 2 days True or False: La Toussaint is the only holiday celebrated in France that had to do with Catholic saints. - False What two words (in English) is "Toussaint" a contraction of? - All saints What is the meaning of November 1st? - The holiday of the saints What is the meaning of November 2nd? - The holiday of the dead What do families normally do on this holiday? - They go to the cemete...

Agency Relationships - CORRECT ANSWER-An agency involves use of an AGENT for REPRESENTATION in establishing relations between in PRINCIPAL and third parties How is agency created? - CORRECT ANSWER-When a person or company (agent) agrees to act for in place of another person or company (principal) PRINCIPAL creates authority in an agent AGENT receives authority & carries out the principal's instructions THIRD PARTIES make a contract or are involved in a tort with the agent Result: The ...