BB Ch21 Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

2) The most difficult parameter to control is:
a. Temperature
b. Cage size
c. Humidity

A

c

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3) An environmental factor that may influence experimental data is:
a. Physical
b. Chemical
c. Microbial
d. All of the above

A

d, duh

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3
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4) T or F A dual-corridor circulation pattern in the animal caging area is better than a single-corridor pattern to reduce chances of cross contamination.

A

True

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4
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5) The most common cubical size is:
a. 4 feet deep by 6 feet wide
b. 7 feet deep by 7 feet wide
c. 7 feet deep by 10 feet wide

A

a

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5
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6) What percentage of the mobile cage racks should the dirty side of the cage sanitizer hold?

A

at least 10%

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7) The maximum temperature that feed from natural sources should be stored at is:

A

70 F (21 C)

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8) T or F An ABSL-2 room holding nonhuman primates should maintain negative pressure relative to the corridor.

A

True, duh

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9) What does the acronym HEPA stand for?

A

High Efficiency Particulate Air

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10) The official definition of a HEPA filter is a filter that removes:

A

99.97% of particles measuring 0.3 um in diameter

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11) T or F Air supplied to animal rooms should be 100% outside air.

A

True

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12) In a single-corridor conventional facility holding clean and dirty animals, the rooms with the “clean” animals should have a (positive or negative) air balance?

A

positive

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13) The standard design temperature range for animal rooms is:

A

65-85 F

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13
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14) The generally accepted range for relative humidity control is:

A

30-70%, duh

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14
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15) T or F The “Guide” recommends that rooms housing albino animals be approximately 325 lux (30 foot-candles) at 1.0 m (3.3 ft) above the floor. This level of light appears to be adequate for routine animal care.

A

True (verify)

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15
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16) Floor drains in animal rooms should be a minimum of what size?

A

4” for rodent rooms and 6” for rooms that flush waste (verify)

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16
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What is the minimum recommended ceiling height?

A

9 ft

May need to be taller if rodent caging is expected to exceed 7-8 ft.

17
Q

18) The recommended door size for rooms housing nonhuman primates is:

A

42” wide x 8’ tall

18
Q

T or F Fire alarms that operate between 400 kHz and 500 kHz should be used in facilities housing rodents because most rodent species cannot hear frequencies below 1000 kHz.

19
Q

According to the “Guide”, corridors should be:

20
Q

21) Sanitation can be achieved at:

A

180° F for 1 second or
161° F for 15 seconds or
143° F for 30 minutes

21
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22) T or F Hyperchlorination has been widely used in the past, but the most common water treatment used for controlling microbial contaminants delivered via water bottles is acidification to a pH of 2.5 -3.0.

22
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23) T or F The standard practice is to change cages 1 time per week when using a ventilated microisolation caging system.

23
Q

Which type of Biological Safety Cabinet is most commonly used in research animal facilities?

24
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25) T or F It is required by the Animal Welfare Act that training must be provided for personnel caring for laboratory animals.

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26) The LAM book recommends that SOP’s be reviewed how often?
b. Preferably every 6 months, but no less that once a year
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27) Name 2 types of cage washers used.
27) Tunnel, Batch washers
27
28) Name 3 types of animal diets.
28) Closed formula, Open formula, Certified
28
29) What are the two main types of bedding used?
29) Contact, Non-contact
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30) In general, how often should animal waste be washed down and primary enclosures sanitized?
Wash down runs daily, Sanitize every 2 weeks