City & Guilds Level 1 Land-based Studies Quiz

What is the primary aim of this unit?

• To provide learners with an understanding of the principles of maintaining the health and wellbeing of animals

• To focus on the theoretical aspects of animal care without practical application

• To teach learners how to become veterinarians

• To provide learners with an understanding of the principles of maintaining the health and wellbeing of plants

What is the emphasis throughout the unit?

• Safe working practices and maintaining the welfare of animals

• Focusing solely on large domestic mammals

• Ignoring the signs of ill health in animals

• Maximizing profit through animal care

What are the visual signs of good and ill health in animals?

• Appetite and water intake

• Condition of skin, feathers, scales or coat

• All of the above

• Condition of eyes, ears, nose and mouth

What is the importance of following set first aid emergency procedures?

• None of the above

• Not getting help

• Ignoring the situation and waiting for someone else to handle it

• Ensuring own safety

What are the routes for administering preventative care to animals?

• All of the above

• Nasal

• By injection

• Orally

What are the potential hazards when assessing the health of animals?

• Faulty or broken equipment

• Electrical hazards

• All of the above

• Damaged or faulty housing

What is the procedure for reporting damaged or faulty equipment?

• Report to the supervisor or manager following policy and procedure

• None of the above

• Ignore the issue and continue working

• Fix the equipment yourself