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Lesson 2 Recap QUIZ AH&W

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In what order do we conduct an animal health check?

a)

Observe, Restrain, Examine, Record

b)

Restrain, Observe, Record, Examine

c)

Examine, Observe, Restrain, Record

d)

Record, Examine, Observe, Restrain

2.

Why would a health check be different for a dog and a bird?

a)

Because dogs and birds have different body structures and health needs.

b)

Because all animals have the same health requirements.

c)

Because birds are larger than dogs.

d)

Because dogs can fly and birds cannot.

3.

What could happen if data gets into the wrong hands?

a)

Data could be misused or stolen.

b)

Nothing will happen.

c)

Data will be deleted automatically.

d)

Data will become more secure.

4.

State what a health check is.

a)

A routine examination to assess an animals general health status.

b)

A type of exercise program.

c)

Preparing a health meal

d)

A financial audit.

5.

A health check differs from species to species in which of the following ways?

a)

The procedures and parameters vary depending on the species.

b)

All species have identical health check procedures.

c)

Health checks are not required for any species.

d)

Health checks are only for humans.

6.

The importance of health checking animals regularly is to:

a)

Detect diseases early and ensure animal well-being.

b)

Increase the cost of animal care.

c)

Reduce the need for veterinary visits.

d)

Make animals more aggressive.

7.

Which of the following are commonly involved in an animal health check?

a)

Measuring temperature, checking heart rate, examining eyes and ears

b)

Feeding the animal, playing with the animal, giving treats

c)

Training the animal, grooming the animal, teaching tricks

d)

Taking photographs, drawing pictures, making videos

8.

What might we need to consider when health checking a variety of species?

a)

Their diet and habitat

b)

Their favorite color

c)

The weather forecast

d)

The type of vehicle used

9.

What is the general rule for conducting a health check on an animal?

a)

Start from the tail and move to the head

b)

Tip of the nose to the tip of the toes

c)

Only check the body

d)

Only check the head

10.

Maintaining _______ and a regular _______ is important during a health check.

a)

hygiene, routine

b)

exercise, meal

c)

medication, checkup

d)

hydration, appointment

11.

Different species have different body systems, so health checks may vary between a dog, a lizard, and a parrot.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Anatomical landmarks ________ between species, so it is important to know the anatomy of each animal you are checking.

a)

differ

b)

remain identical

c)

are always the same

d)

never change

e)

are constant

13.

What animal is shown in the image?

a)

Cat

b)

Dog

c)

Rabbit

d)

Bird

14.

What does the term 'Avian' refer to?

a)

Mammals

b)

Birds

c)

Reptiles

d)

Fish

15.

Look at the image of the reptile. Based on the highlighted areas and the question 'DO THEY LOOK SICK?', do you think the reptile looks sick?

a)

Yes

b)

No

16.

Which of the following anatomical landmarks should be checked during a health check for a dog, and what are we looking for at each point?

a)

Eyes – check for discharge or cloudiness; Ears – check for redness or odor; Mouth – check for gum color and broken teeth; Skin – check for lumps or parasites; Limbs – check for swelling or pain.

b)

Tail – check for length; Fur – check for color; Nose – check for size; Paws – check for number of toes.

c)

Teeth – check for sharpness; Eyes – check for color; Ears – check for size; Tail – check for curliness.

d)

Nose – check for wetness only; Ears – check for length only; Skin – check for color only; Limbs – check for length only.

17.

Which of the following anatomical landmarks should be checked during health checks for the lizard shown in the image, and what are we looking for at each point?

a)

Eyes, mouth, skin, limbs, and tail; looking for clarity, lesions, shedding issues, swelling, and injuries respectively.

b)

Only the tail; looking for color changes.

c)

Just the eyes; looking for blinking.

d)

Only the mouth; looking for teeth.

18.

Which of the following anatomical landmarks should be checked during health checks for a parrot, and what are we looking for at each point?

a)

Eyes – clear and bright; Nostrils – clean and free of discharge; Beak – smooth and properly aligned; Feathers – clean and intact; Feet – free of sores or swelling.

b)

Eyes – dull and sunken; Nostrils – blocked; Beak – cracked; Feathers – missing; Feet – swollen.

c)

Only check the feathers for cleanliness.

d)

Only check the beak for alignment.

19.

Look at the image of the dog. According to the information provided, how should the dog's eyes, nose, and ears appear?

a)

Dirty, with discharge

b)

Clean, no discharge

c)

Swollen, with redness

d)

Wet, with discharge

20.

What animal is shown in the image?

a)

Cat

b)

Dog

c)

Parrot

d)

Fish

21.

Look at the image of the animal. What is the name of this animal?

a)

Bearded Dragon

b)

Komodo Dragon

c)

Iguana

d)

Chameleon