Welfare Indicators - Physiological + Physical Flashcards

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Feelings view regarding welfare indicators + welfare concepts

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What is the feeling view regarding welfare indicators + concepts?

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Function view regarding animal welfare indicators + concepts

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What is the assumption of the function view regarding welfare indicators + concepts?

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What can welfare indicators give us?

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What measures of the physiological stress response are often used as welfare indicators?

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WHat exactly does cortisol tell use about welfare?›

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Why can cortisol not be a reliable indicator?

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HPA axis activation mobilises energy in preparation for ANY action, Challenge is recognising which activity (i.e. is it arousal or stress?)

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Why is it not always good to blood sample when testing for cortisol levels?

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As the blood sampling itself is a stressful procedure, due to retrain + injection, how long does the increase cortisol stay in the blood?

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10
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Are there alternatives to blood sampling for cortisol?

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What approaches should you combine with welfare indicators if there is multiple indicators used?

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Combine motivation + preference = Do the animals show preferences/work harder for A or B for example

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