問題一覧
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What are the 5 animal welfare needs
suitable diet, suitable environment , protected from pain injury and suffering , housed with or without other animals and to exhibit typical behaviour .
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cathedral
active during parts of the day and parts of the night
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diurnal ?
active during the day
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five banned breeds in uk
pit bull xl bully japanese tasa fila brasileo
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animal welfare regulation 2018
means that businesses that do dog/cat breeding must be licensed
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What does the welfare of farmed animals regulations 2007 aim for ?
aims to set minimum standards for animals kept and reared on a farm
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liver fluke
flatworm that infects liver
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why do u need to handle animals ?
examinations medicne transport
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What should a pregnant / lactating dog have more of ?
protein and fats
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what are the 4 transmission routes .
direct contact biting inhalation and oral
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What is intraspecific communication?
communication between two or more animals of the same species
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Why is food and water important ?
body needs it to function
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What are the 6 nutritional needs?
protien trace elements carbs vitamins fats minerals
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why are fats important
extra source of energy
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crepuscular ?
active during dawn dusk and twilight
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why are vitamins important
helps body grow and function properly
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What do animals communicate for ?
to alarm animals to call for a mate to mark or defend territory or navigate
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examples of typical behaviour ?
feeding patterns foraging hunting patterns sleeping patterns courtship grooming
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why are minerals important
body needs it to function
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whipworm
one thin end and one thick end found in large intestine
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What is atypical behaviour
behaviour that is abnormal for the species to exhibit
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What is stereotypical behaviour and how does it occur?
repetitive behaviour caused by ongoing atypical behaviour
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what should you do before handling?
observe animals behaviour and check you have things such as assistance and correct equipment
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What are the 3 types of pathogen?
virus bacteria and fungus
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lungworms
infest the blood vessels that supply the lungs
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What does the welfare of animals in transport order 2006 do?
makes it an offence to transport an animal in a way that could cause suffering or injury
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focal sampling
observing one individual for a specific amount of time and recording all its behaviour .
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what is interspecific communication
communication between two or more animals of a different species
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Can bacteria survive outside the body?
yes
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why is carbs important
main source of energy
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what are some ways animals can be sexed ?
size colour markings vocalisation
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what is the order of a health check?
eyes ears nose gums teeth skin coat posture limbs feet genitals anus
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What are some symptoms of ectoparasites?
excessive grooming inflammation lethargy fever and wounds
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when is crufts held and how many times a year?
march and once
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What should a juvenile have more of ?
protein
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what is a hookworm
a worm with a hook mouthpiece that grips to the small intestine
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vet surgeons act 1966
aims to regulate vets and states what can be done by anyone and what must be done by a vet
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nocturnal
active at night
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Examples of nonverbal communication?
body posture tail position facial expression eye contact
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What is a pathogen?
an organism that causes disease to its host
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What does the dangerous dogs act 1991 do
makes it illegal for a dog to be out of control in a public place
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why is protien important
repairs and builds muscle
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Does an endoparasite live in or outside the body?
inside
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Where does fungus live ?
soil air water