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FINAL EXAM PART 1

Vet Science Final Exam P1

TermDefinition
Brumation (reptiles) hibernation-like state that cold-blooded animals utilize during very cold weather.
Ectothermic (reptiles) cold blooded
Oviparous (reptiles) egg laying, most reptiles
Viviparous (reptiles) birth to live young, placenta/yolk sac
Ovoviviparous (reptiles) Cross between egg laying & live birth
Crocodilia (reptiles) crocodiles, alligators
Rynchocephalia (reptiles) tuataras
Squamata (reptiles) lizards, snakes
Testudines (reptiles) turtles, tortoises
Venom is... (reptiles) injected
Poison is... (reptiles) inhaled, ingested, touched
Substrate can cause... (reptiles) impaction
Stomatitis (reptiles) infection in the mouth (mouth rot)
Metabolic Bone Disease (reptiles) weakening of the bone or impaired systems function, proper diet & supplements can be used to prevent this
Endothermic (birds) warm blooded
Birds bones are... (birds) pneumatic (hollow)
How do birds get oxygen? (birds) air sacs
Psittiaciformes (birds) parrots- macaws, cockatoos, cockatiels, budgies. (hookbills)
Passeriformes (birds) perching birds- canaries & finches (songbirds), largest order
Parrot feet are... (birds) zygodactyl (two toes forward, two toes backward)
Parrot Housing Type (birds) spacious chew proof cage w/ a lot of enrichment opportunities
Perching Birds Housing Type (birds) needs a lots of flight and perch space, nesting boxes
Wing Clipping (birds) only primary feathers are trimmed w/ scissors
Psittacosis (birds) "parrot fever," form of chlamydia, affects respiratory system but can affect multi organ systems, fatal, zoonotic
Fatty Liver Disease (birds) large amounts of fat accumulate in the liver due to over feeding
Knemidokoptes Mites (birds) AKA scaly leg/face mite that can cause itching & feather loss
Restraint (birds) Parrots use a towel, Smaller birds can use hands
Tame vs Domesticated (small mammals) tame: animal that is tolerant of human presence, domesticated: animals that have been affected by human intervention
Nocturnal (small mammals) active during the night (rats, hamsters)
Diurnal (small mammals) active during the day (gerbils)
Crepuscular (small mammals) active during the twilight hours (ferrets, rabbits, chinchillas, guinea pigs)
Altricial Young (small mammals) helpless, short gestation period, fast breeding (hamsters, mice, rabbits, ferrets, gerbils)
Precocial Young (small mammals) alert & mobile, longer gestation period (guinea pigs, chinchillas)
Rodentia (small mammals) gnawing mammals - rodents
Lagomorpha (small mammals) rabbits & hares (incisors)
Carnivora (small mammals) meat eaters - ferrets, cats, etc.
Eulipotyphia (small mammals) insectivores - hedgehogs
Adrenal Disease (small mammals) increased activity or cancer of the adrenal gland (helps regulate hormones), (ferrets)
Estrogen Toxicity (small mammals) prolonged estrus that may lead to death (ferrets)
Respiratory Infections (small mammals) infection that affects the respiratory system of all the animals
Tyzer's Disease (small mammals) bacteria infection of the intestines causing diarrhea & possible death (rabbits, gerbils)
Wet Tail (small mammals) diarrhea caused by stress
Trichobezoar (small mammals) hairballs (rabbits)
Chinchillas needs vitamin C to... (small mammals) prevent scurvy
Chinchillas needs dust baths... (small mammals) 2-3 times a week
Why are Rats/Mice used for experiments? (small mammals) short lifespan, quick reproduction, large litters, similar to humans, small size
Mice & Rat Restraints (small mammals) base of the tail, scruff hold, body hold
Gerbil Restraint (small mammals) grasp one hand around the body place the fore & middle finger on either side of the gerbils head
Hamster Restraint (small mammals) minimal restraint (both hands cupped), scruff hold
Guinea Pig Restraint (small mammals) gently secure one hand around torso and second hand supports hindquarters or place thumb under jaw and hindlimbs should be supported with other hand
Rabbits Restraint (small mammals) scruff hold, football hold, bunny burrito
Chinchilla Restraint (small mammals) place hand under body and use other hand to gently grasp base of the tail (fur slip - don't handle roughly)
Ferret Restraint (small mammals) scruff hold or hold the shoulders w/ a thumb under the jaw then use other hand to support the bottom
AKC stands for... (dog history) American Kennel Club
AKC purpose (dog history) maintain breed standard, record pedigrees in a breed registry, issue rules for conformation dog shows/trials, provide recognition of distinct dog breeds
Line Breeding (dog history) mated pairs that are related but more distantly
Inbreeding (dog history) closely related mated pairs
Outcrossing (dog history) breeding two non-related dogs
Gestation (dog history) period of pregnancy, 63 days
Whelping (dog history) act of giving birth
Dog Groups (dog history) herding, working, sporting, non-sporting, hound, terrier, toy
Sub Groups of Working Dogs (working breeds) guard dogs, rescue dogs, draft/sled dogs
Working Dog Purposes Examples (working breeds) to protect, to help rescue, to help heavy pull cart or sleds,
Suitable Owners for Working Dogs (working breeds) need a lot of space, need assertiveness and not the best choice for a first time owner
Venipuncture Sites jugular, cephalic, saphenous
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