Laboratory Animals - Part C

​Laboratory Animals
Part C

Questions only

Open Ended

Of this 6 groups, which one(s) do you connect with more, and why?
Animal exploitation

Animal use

Animal control

Animal welfare

Animal rights

Animal liberation

Open Ended

What are some important considerations when designing a research facility?

​Types of Facilities

Match

Match the following

• Animal rooms and support areas have single doors that open into a central corridor

• Rooms have two doors

  One opens into clean corridor

  One opens into dirty corridor.

• Shower-in, AND Shower-out. Disposable clothing. Housing animals with zoonotic disease. Air passing OUT of facility is filtered.

• Shower-in. Disposable clothing. Air lock. Carefully monitor air pressure.

Conventional facility

Double-Corridor Facility

Containment Facility

Barrier Facility

• Conventional facility

• Double-Corridor Facility

• Containment Facility

• Barrier Facility

Multiple Choice

What type of facility is Oulton College?

• Containment

• Barrier

• Conventional

• Double Corridor

Drag and Drop

What does HEPA stand for?
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High

Efficiency

Particulate

Air

Power

Aviation

Heavy

Equipment

Assessment

Evil

Dropdown

In a research facility, for "clean" areas, we want to have ​

Select answer

pressure.

In "dirty" areas, we want to have ​

Select answer

pressure.

Draw

Draw a stylish "containment" suit for this mannequin.

​Facility Considerations

Multiple Choice

For ethical (and valid) research, animals must be free to perform natural behaviours like play, foraging, and chewing.

• True

• False

Drag and Drop

What should be included in fire alarms to minimize noise?

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Flashing lights

Water sprinklers

Smoke detectors

Carbon monoxide sensors

Categorize

Options (4)

Surgical suite

Quarantine room

Recovery room

Necropsy area

Categorize the following areas into "Positive" and "Negative" pressure zones in an animal research facility.

Positive

Negative

Drag and Drop

Animal rooms should have ​

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complete air changes each hour. If air changes are too rapid, this can result in a ​

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10-15

draft

1-2

overheating

60-70

suffocation

1000

spontaneous combustion

Match

Match the following

• Temperature, humidity, lighting, ventilation

• Lower cages may be cooler than higher ones

• Generally not present in research facilities

Macroenvironment

Microenvironment

Exterior windows

• Macroenvironment

• Microenvironment

• Exterior windows

Draw

Can you help the mouse get to the cheese?

Time for a break before Radiology!