WorksheetsNonhuman Primate Review
Total questions: 83
Worksheet time: 45mins
Which of these apes has DNA most closely related to humans?
Chimpanzees
Gibbons
Gorillas
Orangutans
Apes are from which group of nonhuman primates?
New World primates
Old World primates
Which organization enforces regulations and tracks the use of research animals in the United States?
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (part of U.S. Department of Agriculture)
International Council for Laboratory Animal Science
National Institutes of Health (part of the U.S. Department of Health)
United Nations World Organization for Animal Health
What temperature is generally considered appropriate for laboratory housing of nonhuman primates?
60 F
70 F
80 F
90 F
In general, housing for nonhuman primates should be maintained at what percent humidity?
25% humidity
50% humidity
75% humidity
100% humidity
Which of these correctly describes recommended sanitation procedures for nonhuman primates?
Animals should be washed daily with 180 F water.
Enclosures should be washed daily with 180 F water.
Enclosures and animals should be washed daily with 180 F water.
In your own words, explain why enclosures for nonhuman primates need to be mentally challenging.
What are some enrichment examples for primary housing for nonhuman primates?
perches, swings
providing interaction
mirrors and other increased cage complexities
objects to manipulate; varying food items
foraging and task-oriented feeding methods
Which of these types of primates lives primarily in trees?
Arboreal primates
Terrestrial primates
When should a nonhuman primate be housed separately?
When demonstrating vicious or overly aggressive behavior
When they have debilitation due to age or other conditions
Those suspected of having a contagious disease
Those in research programs requiring single housing
Most nonhuman primates give birth to how many offspring at a time?
One
Two
Three or four
True or False: Monkeys can get diseases from sick humans.
True
False
Which of these nutrients makes up the highest percentage of a nonhuman primate diet?
Carbohydrates
Fats
Protein
Which of the two forms of vitamin D must New World primates have in their diet?
D2 (ergocalciferol)
D3 (cholecalciferol)
True or False: Baboons, gorillas and chimpanzees have menstrual cycles.
True
False
What causes ringworm?
Bacteria
Fungus
Parasite
Virus
Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Campylobacter jejuni, and Salmonella are all examples of what?
Bacteria
Fungus
Parasite
Virus
Which of these is caused by a lack of vitamin C?
Osteomalacia
Rickets
Scurvy
Which of these is the recommended way to offer food to primates?
Once daily
Two to three times per day
What is the cause of a herpes infection?
Bacteria
Fungi
A virus
Parasites
Which one or more of the following body parts need(s) to be controlled when handling or examining primates?
Arms
Legs
Tail
Teeth
All of the above
Which primates are more aggressive and unpredictable and require more cautious handling?
New World primates
Old World primates
True or False: In some social groups of nonhuman primates, the females mate only with the dominant male.
True
False
True or False: Female nonhuman primates make most of the decisions in a social group.
True
False
If abnormal behavior is observed, what two things might this indicate?
Disease
Need for a change in environment
Lack of nutrition
How is a pole and collar used?
As a method of restraint
For feeding
For play
Who commits infanticide in some situations?
The highest ranking female
A male
How many handlers are required to safely net and restrain Old World primates?
One
Two or more
What are the two reasons handlers of nonhuman primates wear protective clothing?
Protection against injury
Protection against disease
Protection against sun
True or False: Hand rearing of the young of nonhuman primates is recommended.
True
False
Arboreal ape from Sumatra and Borneo
Orangutan
Gibbon
Bored
Terrestrial
Monkeys and chimpanzees are not recommended as _____.
Bored
Taxonomy
Terrestrial
Pets
Primates are easily _____.
Bored
Two
Taxonomy
Welfare
Animals living mostly on the ground.
Two
Taxonomy
Terrestrial
Pets
Primates should have ____ locked doors.
1
2
3
4
The Animal ______ Act regulates laboratory conditions.
Two
Bored
Welfare
Terrestrial
Arboreal primate from Asia
Taxonomy
Orangutan
Gibbon
Terrestrial
A classification system
Taxonomy
Welfare
Terrestrial
An Old World monkey
Baboon
Gorilla
Monkeys
Rhesus
______ macaques are the most common primates used in research.
Baboon
Chimpanzee
Gorilla
Rhesus
Primate housing should have 50% _____.
Humidity
Health
Arboreal
Monkeys
Represent 70% of all primate species
Humidity
Health
Monkeys
Rhesus
Great ape from Africa
Baboon
Chimpanzee
Gorilla
Rhesus
Marmosets are ____ World monkeys.
Humidity
Health
Arboreal
New
The "H" in NIH
Humidity
Health
Human
Humane
Animals living mostly in trees.
Health
Arboreal
New
Great ape from Africa
Baboon
Chimpanzee
Gorilla
Rhesus
Disease caused by fungi
Zoonotic
Rickets
Myxovirus
Ringworm
Disease that can be passed between animals and humans.
Zoonotic
Antibiotics
Rickets
Myxovirus
Another name for the common cold.
Rickets
Myxovirus
Ringworm
Bacterial diseases can be treat with _____.
Zoonotic
Antibiotics
Seasonal
Ringworm
Lorises are ____ breeders.
Zoonotic
Seasonal
Continuous
Another name for cleanliness
Antibiotics
Hygiene
Sterilized
Disease caused by lack of vitamin D
Rickets
Myxovirus
Ringworm
Primate with short gestation
Orangutan
Lemur
Primate with long gestation
Orangutan
Lemur
Kapuchan
Parasitic worm
Scurvy
Anorexia
Helminth
Primate diets should have 50-60% _____.
Carbohydrates
Protein
Fats
Condition where an animal does not eat
Measles
Scurvy
Anorexia
Primate diets should have 15-25% _____.
Carbohydrates
Protein
Fats
Condition where an animal does not eat
MeaslesScurvy
Scurvy
Anorexia
Common name for rubeola
Measles
Scurvy
Anorexia
Another name for food pellets
Biscuits
Measles
Protein
Carbohydrates
Disease caused by lack of vitamin C.
Measles
Scurvy
Anorexia
Troop
Social group of primates
Killing of young animals
Protective eyewear
Old World primate that breeds readily in captivity
Gown
Protective eyewear
Protective head covering
Protective clothing
Cage used to confine primates
Infanticide
Species that breeds well and is aggressive
Cage used to confine primates
Primate which lives in extended family groups
Killing of young animals
Goggles
Protective eyewear
Protective head covering
Protective clothing
Squeeze
Species that breeds well and is aggressive
Cage used to confine primates
Primate which lives in extended family groups
Social group of primates
Rhesus
Species that breeds well and is aggressive
Cage used to confine primates
Primate which lives in extended family groups
Old World primate that breeds readily in captivity
Cap
Protective eyewear
Protective head covering
Protective clothing
Marmoset
Species that breeds well and is aggressive
Primate which lives in extended family groups
Old World primate that breeds readily in captivity
Gibbons
Species that breeds well and is aggressive
Old World primate that breeds readily in captivity
Primate which lives in extended family groups
Grooming
This activity reinforces social and family bonds.
Popular, docile Old World primate
Provides hand protection.
Provides respiratory protection
Macaque
Popular, docile Old World primate
Provides hand protection.
Occurs at age 7 or 8 in chimpanzees
Old World primate with difficult temperament
Gloves
Popular, docile Old World primate
A sedative
Provides hand protection.
This activity reinforces social and family bonds.
Ketamine
Occurs at age 7 or 8 in chimpanzees
Provides respiratory protection
A sedative
Provides hand protection.
Mask
This activity reinforces social and family bonds.
Provides hand protection.
A sedative
Provides respiratory protection
Puberty
Popular, docile Old World primate
Provides hand protection.
Occurs at age 7 or 8 in chimpanzees
A sedative
Scissors
This activity reinforces social and family bonds.
Popular, docile Old World primate
A _____ net aids in handling small primates.
Provides hand protection.
Talapoin
This activity reinforces social and family bonds.
Old World primate with difficult temperament
Popular, docile Old World primate
Provides respiratory protection
True or False: Female nonhuman primates make most of the decisions in the social group.
True
False
True or False: The primate keeper is the key in maintaining the health of animals.
True
False
