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VET 201 Week 3

Facility design, equipment, housing & management

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What is facility design determined by? Nature of research and type of animals to be housed
T/F: Good animal care is dependent on well-designed, well-constructed, and properly maintained facility. True
Why are staff areas separated from animal areas? Human comfort, health protection
T/F: Interior surfaces need to be durable, moisture-proof, fire-resistant, and as seamless as possible. True
How wide should corridors in a facility be? 6 to 8 feed in width
What is the minimum door size for a facility? 42" x 84"
What adds longevity to facility doors? Recessed handles and kickplates
What can be used for safety or as a form of ennrichment? Windows
T/F: Floors should be durable, nonabsorbent, impact-resistant, and as seamless as possible. True
Does HVAC need to be reliable in a facility? Yes
How many air changes per hour is the standard? 10 to 15
What needs to be taken into consideration with ventilation? heat loads, housing system, and animal numbers
What is recommended to control cross-contamination? HEPA filters
What type of pressure should be used for quarantine, isolation, and housing of non-primates? Negative pressure
What type of pressure should be used for surgery and housing of pathogen-free animals? Positive pressure
T/F: Time-controlled lighting is necessary True
What is utilized if a high degree of biosecurity is needed? Entry barriers, designated traffic flow patterns
What are the types of corridor designs? Single corridor system, Dual corridor system, combination
What are the types of traffic flow designs in a single corridor system? Unidirectional traffic flow and Bidirectional traffic flow
Which type of pressure room is pressure kept at greater than surrounding rooms, and air move out of? Positive pressure rooms
Which type of pressure room is pressure kept at lower than surrounding rooms, and air moves into the room? Negative pressure rooms
T/F: Room pressure needs to be checked at regular intervals True
Is room pressure noticeable to staff? No
What are barrier rooms designed to do? Bioexclusion and Biocontainment
T/F: Protective equipment must be worn to enter a barrier room True
T/F: Access is restricted to Containment/Biohazard facilities True
How effective are HEPA filters in removing particulate matter? 99.7%
What does ABSL stand for? Animal biosafety level
What is the scale for ABSL? 1 to 4; 1 being the lowest risk and 4 being the highest
What are the type of cage washers? Rack, cabinet, and tunnel
Which cage washer is used for large equipment? Rack
Which cage washer is a smaller version of a rack washer? Cabinet
Which cage washer carries equipment/caging on a conveyer belt? Tunnel
T/F: Cage washers do not require an emergency shut-off features False
What temperature is suggested for achieving sanitation? 180F
What is sanitation? Reduction of the number of microorganisms on an object to an acceptable public health standard
What is disinfection? A process that destroys pathogenic microorganisms or inhibits their growth
What is sterilization? Destruction of all organisms on an object
What does records equipment failures, equipment repair, and sanitation effectiveness? Cage wash log
What measures bacterial colonies remaining on sanitized equipment? RODAC plate testing
What measures the presence of adenosine triphosphate, molecule present in all living organisms? ATP bioluminescent technology
What is the most commonly utilized watering equipment? Bottles with sipper tubes
What is the type of watering equipment that is used when shipping/transporting rodents? Sipper Sacks/Hydrogel packs
Which watering equipment presents ergonomic issues and labor intensive? Bottles with sipper tubes
Which watering equipment must be periodically sanitized by flushing system? Automatic watering system
T/F: Water may be treated to eliminate containants True
T/F: Valves and all other system components should be checked regularly to insure proper function of watering equipment True
Food needs to be... Palatable, uncontaminated, nutritionally adequate
How long can dry pelleted foods be used? Up to 6 months after manufacture
What can be done to lengthen the shelf life of dry food? Refrigeration
What temperature does purified and chemically defined diets need to be stored at? 390 F or lower
What does bedding material depend on? Species, Housing method, experimental conditions
What qualities should bedding material have? Nontoxic, Nonnutritive, Nonpalatable
T/F: food and bedding should be stored on the floor False
What do housing systems depend on? Species, Nature of research, facility design
Which plastic cage is disposable and intended for use with biohazard/chemical hazard protocols? Polystyrene
Which plastic cage is opaque and provides breeding animals more seclusion? Polypropylene
Which plastic cage is clear, high-impact strength, and has an autoclavable version for protocols which require sterile caging? Polycarbonate
Which plastic cages come in a variety of clear colors and can withstand over 2,000 autoclaving cycles? Polyphenylsulfone
What is the common type of rodent housing that has a stainless steel lid with a V-shaped through to hold food and a water bottle called? Shoebox-style
What is the refinement of the shoebox cage system? Microisolation system
What are the two versions of the Microisolation system? Static and Ventilated
Which type of housing provides a sterile environment and contains a chamber made of clear plastic material? Isolator
What are the two types of isolators? Semi-rigid or flexible
Which cage is a refinement to the static Microisolation system, delivers automatic watering and continuous air flow? Individually Ventilated Cages
T/F: Individually Ventilated Cages may not need to be changed as frequently True
Which cages are made of plastic, metal, or wire mesh and hang from an aluminum or stainless steel runner build into a mobile rack? Suspended cages
T/F: Suspended cages are discouraged as they may produce foot problems True
Where are space recommendations located? Animal welfare act and The guide
What is used to calculate the space needed? Width and Length
What type of cages are used with rabbits, ferrets, and chincillas? Front-opening cages
What are the types of specialized housing? Metabolism cages and Exercise cages
What types of cages are used for cats, primates, and sheep? Gang/Group cages
Which cages have a manual, crank, mechanical motor (chute)? Nonhuman primate caging
T/F: Shipping cages are for temporary housing only True
Who pays for the charges for animal housing? Researchers
T/F: Recordkeeping is required by regulatory agencies True
What percent of handlers develop animal allergies? 11-44%
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