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WorksheetsExotics Exam 3 Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Mice have tails that are covered in scales and rats have tails with a sparse hair coat.
True
False
When mice are exposed to a male or smell a male they will automatically come into heat
True
False
One of the most common way researchers identify rodents is:
Tattooing
Toe Amputation
Ear Punches
All of these options are commonly used
Ringtail is caused by:
High Humidity
Low Humidity
Cold Temperatures
Hot Temperatures
A zoonotic virus that the mouse is the primary reservoir for and can effect immunosuppressed humans is called:
Lymphocytic choriomeningitis
Herpes
Sialodacryoadenitis
Inclusion body disease
When a specific DNA sequence is inserted into an ovum just after it was fertilized is termed:
Strain
Stock
Transgenic
IP injections in rodents should always be given in the:
Left cranial abdomen
Right cranial abdomen
Left caudal abdomen
Right caudal abdomen
When we are inducing a rodent under anesthesia our RR can not fall below what number?
40
50
60
70
Malocclusion and incisor overgrowth are common in what species:
Rabbits
Guinea Pigs
Chinchillas
All of them have malocclusion commonly occur
Rabbit pelleted food can be used for both rabbits and guinea pigs.
True
False
Female rabbits, once in heat, will:
Stay in heat for 4-6 days
Stay in heat for 10-14 days
Stay in heat until bred
Stay in heat for 6-10 days
Dry crusty brown material in the ear of a rabbit is most likely:
Mites
Ticks
Infection
Lice
Which vein in the rabbit is highly sensitive to chemical and mechanical irritation and should only be used for catheters for isotonic fluids?
Jugular vein
Cephalic vein
Marginal ear vein
Lateral saphenous vein
What is the normal core temperature range for rabbits?
99-101.5 * F
100- 102.5 * F
101-104 * F
102- 105 * F
What is the #1 disease seen in pet rabbits?
Urolithiasis
Dental disease
Dysbiosis
Pododermatitis
