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WorksheetsAS Section 2 Animal Safety Study Guide
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
What is a barrow?
Castrated male pig
Mature female pig
Young uncastrated male pig
Breed of chicken
What is a castrated chicken called?
Capon
Broiler
Rooster
Pullet
Where must chemicals be stored?
Locked away from children
Next to the feed area for easy access
On open shelves in a hallway
Near heat sources to keep them warm
What type of fire is electrical?
Class C
Class A
Class B
Class D
What fire extinguisher has a green triangle?
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
Where is a sub-cutaneous shot given?
Under the skin
In the muscle
In a vein
In the rumen
What waste disposal method is stored in a large, shallow pond?
Lagoon
Compost pile
Incinerator
Manure spreader
What is the difference in a squeeze chute and a head catch?
A head catch secures the head; a squeeze chute restrains and squeezes the body, often with a head catch attached
A squeeze chute only holds the head; a head catch restrains the whole body
Both devices are identical and used only for sheep
A head catch is used for chemical storage
Describe a flight zone.
An imaginary circle around the animal
The area in a barn reserved for quarantine
The space directly under a squeeze chute
A zone marked on a fire extinguisher
What waste disposal method is using waste as a fertilizer in a large field?
Land application
Incineration
Composting only in bins
Deep-well injection into aquifers
What is a baby fish called?
Fry
Fingerling
Tadpole
Pup
What is the species name for cattle?
Bovine
Ovine
Caprine
Porcine
Species name for pigs?
Bovine
Ovine
Porcine
Equine
What two influenzas are a zoonotic disease?
Avian and swine
Human and equine
Canine and feline
Bovine and caprine
Castrated male horse
Stallion
Mare
Gelding
Colt
What is BSE? What does it do?
Bovine Spongiform Encehlephaly; affects central nervous system
Bacterial skin infection; causes rashes
Viral flu; affects respiratory tract
Parasitic disease; causes anemia
What does zoonotic mean?
A disease transmitted from humans to animals and animals to humans
An inherited genetic disorder
A plant disease that affects crops
A noncommunicable lifestyle disease
Where is E.coli found?
Raw beef
Pasteurized milk
Cooked vegetables
Bottled water
What is a calf
Young sheep
Young cattle
Adult pig
Female goat
What is a Ewe
Mature female sheep
Young male goat
Adult female pig
Male deer
What is a point of balance?
Conceptional spot at the shoulder that controls movement.
Spot at the hip that determines stride length.
Area behind the ears that sets head position.
Point near the tail that affects balance when turning.
Never chase ______.
Poultry
Cattle
Horses
Goats
What type of chutes make cattle feel more safe?
Curved
Straight
Dead-end narrow
Open pen without sides
What are 4 pieces of safety equipment you should use with cattle?
Squeeze chute, head catch, tilting table, alleyway/walk way
Halter, grooming brush, feed pan, show stick
Wheelbarrow, shovel, hose, rake
Ear tags, spray bottle, mineral block, rope halter
What class of fire is combustible materials like sodium?
Class D
Class A
Class B
Class C
What extinguisher has a yellow star?
Class D
Class A
Class B
Class C
What bacteria is found with raw beef?
E. Coli
Salmonella
Listeria
Campylobacter
How can you prevent zoonosis?
Cleanliness and washing hands
Sharing food with animals
Skipping vaccinations
Handling animals without protective gear
What disease comes from ticks
Lyme disease
Ringworm
Foot-and-mouth disease
Swine flu
Where is an intramuscular injection given?
In the muscle
Under the skin
In the vein
In the joint
What does influenza mean?
Flu
Cold
Food poisoning
Allergy
Species name for sheep
Bovine
Ovine
Caprine
Porcine
What is a boar?
An intact male pig
A castrated male pig
An adult female pig
A young pig
How do cattle kick?
Side to side
Front to rear/back
Rear to front
Straight upward
What zoonosis is almost always fatal?
Ringworm
Salmonellosis
Rabies
Lyme disease
Where should animal temperatures be taken?
Mouth
Ear canal
Rectum
Armpit
What does a wether mean?
A mature female goat or sheep
A young unweaned lamb
A castrated goat or sheep
An intact male goat or sheep
How should you approach cattle?
From the front while talking
From directly behind silently
Running in from the side
Waving arms and shouting
What is the official name for mad cow disease and what does it affect?
BSE; central nervous system
FMD; digestive system
BSE; respiratory system
Scrapie; muscular system
What waste disposal method uses bacteria to break it down?
Chemical oxidation
Mechanical shredding
Anaerobic digestion
Plasma gasification
What is a by-product from waste?
Oxygen
Methane
Helium
Nitrogen
What fire extinguisher has a blue circle?
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
What is a zoonosis that is a skin disease with a round rash?
Ringworm
Rabies
Tetanus
Anthrax
What waste disposal method is used on a small operation to make soil?
Composting
Incineration
Landfilling
Rendering
Why would a sow attack?
If she thinks her piglets are being harmed
If she is provided extra feed
If the lights are on
If the barn is cool
What is a sow?
Female pig with babies
Young male pig
Castrated male pig
Female sheep
What is a young horse?
Foal
Mare
Kid
Calf
What is a zoonosis that is cough transmitted?
Tuberculosis
Rabies
Ringworm
Tetanus
What is the species name for goat?
Caprine
Bovine
Ovine
Porcine
Which gauge has a smaller diameter? 18Gx1 or 16Gx1.5
18Gx1
16Gx1.5
They are the same size
It depends on length only
Which gauge has a longer length? 18Gx1" or 16Gx1.5"
1"
1.5"
Same length
Depends on gauge only
What fire burns grease and oil?
Class B
Class A
Class C
Class D
What fire burns wood, paper, textiles, and grass?
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
What extinguisher has a red square?
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
Extinguisher with a yellow star?
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
How do you contract salmonella?
By consuming polluted water or undercooked eggs, milk, chicken, beef, and turkey
By inhaling pollen during spring months
By touching clean kitchen surfaces after washing hands
By eating only well-cooked seafood
What is the difference in a buck and a ram?
A ram is a male sheep and a buck is a male goat; both are intact
A buck is a male sheep and a ram is a male goat; both are intact
Both terms mean male goats only
Both terms mean female sheep
What is a gilt?
Young female pig
Young male pig
Castrated male pig
Adult female pig
What is the difference in a heifer and cow?
A heifer has had no babies and a cow has had babies
A heifer is older than a cow regardless of babies
A heifer always has horns while a cow never does
A heifer is a male and a cow is a female
What is the difference in a steer and bull?
A steer is a castrated male and a bull is an intact male
A steer is an intact male and a bull is a castrated male
A steer is a young female and a bull is an adult female
A steer and a bull are both intact males with no difference
