Animals In Research Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
Q

Approximately how many animals are used in research in the UK per year

A

4 million

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2
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What are most testing animals used for

A

Genetic testing/breeding

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3
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What are the catagories used for animal testing

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Non-recovery (a painless death)
Mild-brief
Medium
Severe
Sub-threshold

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4
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What licenses need to be held to test on animals

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An establishment license
Project licence
Personal license

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5
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What is the encephalisation quota and what can it be used for

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The ratio of species actual brain size compared to predicted brain size (based off size of body) and it can be used to estimate intelligence

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6
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What are the three main ways to assess intelligence

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  1. Measuring adaptability
  2. Measuring the speed of learning
  3. Measuring how quickly they can process information
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7
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Where is short term memory located

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The prefrontal cortex

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9
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How many levels of approval are there for animal research in the uk

A

4

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10
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What is an unconditioned stimulus

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A stimulus that leads to an involuntary response

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11
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What is a neutral stimulus

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A stimulus that at first elicits no response

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12
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What is an operant box used to test

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Associative learning and instrumental conditioning

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