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VET 201 Week 1

Intro to Lab Animal Medicine

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When was the Animal Welfare Act passed? 1966
What was the Animal Welfare Act originally known as? Laboratory Animal Welfare Act
T/F: The Animal Welfare Act was the 1st law that protected non-farm animals in the U.S. True
T/F: The Animal Welfare Act has been amended several times True
What does AWR stand for? Animal Welfare Regulations
What does the Animal Welfare Regulations do? Sets the requirements for the Animal Welfare Act
Who issues Animal Care Policies? USDA
What is the purpose of Animal care policies? clarify intent of AWA and maintain consistency in application
Who performs unannounced inspections at least once a year? USDA
Who is exempt from Animal Welfare Act? Retail pet stores
What animals are not covered by Animal Welfare Act regulations? Birds, mice, and rats (specifically bred for research, teaching, or testing)
What animals are not used for research purposes? Horses
What are farm animals used to improve? Animal nutrition, Breeding, Management or production efficiency, Quality of food or fiber
What did the 1976 amendment for the Animal Welfare Act cover? transportation and use of animals for fighting
What did the 1985 amendment for the Animal Welfare Act cover? Improved Standards for Laboratory Animals Act
How many member must the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee consist of? 3
How often does the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee inspect facillities? Every 6 months
What did the 1990 amendment for the Animal Welfare Act cover? Protection of Pets
What did the 2002 amendment for the Animal Welfare Act cover? Farm Security and Rural Investment Act
What did the 2007 amendment for the Animal Welfare Act cover? Animal Fighting Prohibition Enforcement Act
What did the 2008 amendment for the Animal Welfare Act cover? Farm Bill
T/F: PHS Policy extends to all vertebrates True
When were the US Government Principles put in place? 1986
What animals does US Government Principles cover? all vertebrates used in testing, research and training and all studies receiving federal government funding
What is the framework for performing product safety studies ? Good Laboratory Practice Regulations (GLPs)
When was Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals prepared? 1963
What do mandates rely on? Nature of research, Funding sources, Species used
T/F: All 50 states and the District of Columbia have laws that protect animals True
When was Animal Welfare Information Center mandated? 1985
What is a private, nonprofit organization that promotes humane treatment and care of lab animals? AAALAC, International
T/F: AAALAC accreditation is voluntary True
T/F: AAALAC accreditation is the “Gold Standard” of industry True
How often do AAALAC site visits occur? Every 3 years
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