Reptile QUIZ Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

Hypovitaminosis A in turtles may lead to
Correct!
all choices are correct
pneumonia
otitis
stomatitis

A
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2
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Goiter (Nutritional Hypothyroidism) may be caused by a diet deficient in
potassium
Calcium
Vitamin E
Correct!
iodine

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3
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Infectious stomatitis (mouth rot) in reptiles:
1. all of the choices are correct
may be triggered by immunosuppression
may be triggered by oral trauma
is caused by bacterial infection

A
  1. all of the choices are correct
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4
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Hepatic Lipidosis in reptiles may be caused by
1. diets with excess amounts of kale
insufficient UVB light exposure
antibiotics
Correct Answer
hibernation

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5
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Cloacal prolapse is due to the extrusion of the
1. uterus
urinary bladder
Correct!
any of the choices may cause cloacal prolapse
colon

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6
Q

A potential zoonotic concern of handling reptiles is
1. pinworms (Enterobius)
there are none because reptiles are ectotherms
Aspergillus
Correct!
Salmonella

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7
Q

Bone in jaw that allows snake mouth to open 150o is
faveoli
Correct!
quadrate
columella
scute

A
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8
Q

Optimal temperature for a reptile species metabolism to function is
Correct!
POTZ
82 F
ROT
OMT

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9
Q

List at least 3 ways to treat or prevent Dysecdysis (incomplete shedding).

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  1. Scotch tape removal of retained spectacles
  2. Correct humidity for species in enclosure
  3. Surfaces to rub on (rocks/branches)
  4. Soaking water bowls
  5. Warm, wet towel therapy during ecdysis
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10
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List 3 possible steps to prevent Metabolic Bone Disease of lizards/turtles

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  1. UV light that is providing correct wavelength (bulb less than 6 months old)
  2. Diet with high calcium, low phosphorous
  3. Diet without excessive oxalates that bind calcium
  4. Calcium/vitamin D supplement powders
  5. Direct exposure to natural light that would mimic their exposure to sun in the wild (nocturnal reptiles need less direct light exposure)
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