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VN01 - LO1 - The Use of Animals In Society
VN01 - LO1 - The Use of Animals In Society
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VN01 quiz covering topics in learning outcome one - understand the use of animals in society.
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1
What are the three main approaches to animal welfare?
Neuropsychological
Medicine
Morals/Ethics
Concept of natural living
2
PAT and ESA have the same legal rights.
False
True
3
What year did microchipping become compulsory for dogs UK?
2016
2013
2010
2015
4
Which statement best describes companionship?
Feeling connected to someone
Feeling of fellowship or friendship
Someone you have know and been friends with for a long time
Having someone/somthing to come along withyou on your travels
5
If a dog is imported from abroad how long do they have to ensure the dog is microchipped?
50 days
7 days
30 days
14 days
6
What year did the first general animal prtection law come into effect?
1925
1999
1940
1911
7
Which of the following is NOT one of the five animal welfare needs?
The need to be housed with other animals
A proper diet, including fresh water
Somehwere suitable to live
Protection from and treatment of illness and injury.
8
According to the PDSA what is the average price of keeping a small dog over its lifetime?
£5000 - £7000
£7000 - £9000
£3300 - £6900
£4600 - £8900
9
What hormone is increased in times of stress?
Estrogen
Cortisol
Adrenaline
Tesosterone
10
Welfare codes have legal status
True
False
11
What are the three Rs of Animal Research
Rules, Read, Risk
Rodents, Release, Replace
Rules, Rationalize, React
Replacement, Reduction, Refinement
12
What is the offical name for Finn's Law?
Animal Welfare (Service Animals) Act 2019
Working Animals Regulations 2018
Animal Welfare Act 2006
Service Animals Act 2015
13
How many days after the rabies vaccination is a blood test needed to check antibodies?
10 days
14 days
60 days
30 days
14
How old must a animal be to have a rabies vaccination?
6 months
12 weeks
8 weeks
10 weeks
15
Humans basing their decisions on animal welfare on their own perceptions and values.
Anthropocentrism
Anthropomorphism
16
Finns law is the common name given to
Animal Welfare Act 2018
Dangerous Dogs Act 1991
Animal Welfare Act 2006
Animal Welfare (service animals) act 2019
17
Puppies should be microchipped with breeder who should be registered as their first owner.
True
False
18
What is the minimum legal age for animal ownership?
15
21
18
16
19
What are the three main reasons animals are bred?
Achieve desired phenotypes
Ability to perform a job
For finanical gain
For produce
20
Which of the following animals are legally protected
Pets as Therapy Animals
Canine Partners
Guide dogs
Emotional Support Animals
21
Which of the following is FALSE about having a companion?
Reduces obesity
Reduces anxiety
Increases blood pressure
Iimproves mental health
22
How many breeds of dog does the kennel club recognise?
156
192
205
218
23
Condition where brain is malformed causing pockets of cerberal spinal fluid to collect in the spinal cord.
Syringomyelia
Octoingomyelia
Byringnmyelia
Tyringnmyelia
24
Which of the following are covered under the Animal Welfare Act 2006?
Vertebrates
Lab animals
Wildlife
Invertebrates
25
At what age can rabies vaccination be given dogs?
from 8 weeks
from 12 weeks
from 6 months
from 10 weeks
26
Pet issued in the Uk are no longer valid for travel to EU countries.
False
True
27
What place screens dogs for hip dysplasia?
BVNA
BVA
BNA
BSAVA
28
What are the three main reasons humans use animals?
Companionship, food, work
Emotional support, Companionship, to be farmed
Police, Guide dogs, food animals
Food animals, farm animals, draught animals
29
The Animal Wefare Act allows secondary legislation to be produced without going through a length process in parliment.
True
False
30
How much can you be fined for not getting a dog microchipped?
£500
£1000
£2000
£100
31
Which of the following cannot implant a microchip?
Student veterinary nurse
Registered veterinary nurse
Animal Care Assistant
Breeder with accredited certificate
32
Offending under the animal welfare act may result in a fine of up to:
£20,000
£30,000
£50,000
£10,000
33
Who does the Animal Welfare Act 2006 apply to?
Pet owners only
People in veterinary industry only
Anyone responsible for animals covered by the legislation.
Everyone
34
Under the Animal Welfare Act 2018 all owners who breed form their bicth require a licence.
False
True
35
What is the maximum number of days before travel a AHC can be issued?
14
10
12
21
36
What are possible penalties of breaking the Animal Welfare Act UK?
5 years prison, fine of up to £50,000 and a ban on keeping animals
Fines between £500 and £5000
Ban on keeping animals only
51 weeks prision, fine of up to £20,000 and a ban on keeping animals
37
Animal Welfare and Animal Rights are the same thing.
False
True
38
Which of the following does NOT class a dog as exempt from being microchipped?
If animal has not vet been vaccinated
If animal has an infection at site of implantation.
Clotting disorder that makes it too dangerous.
If it would significantly comprimise their health
39
What is the main piece of legislation that protects animal welfare in the UK?
Protection of Animals Act 1954 and 1964
Pet Animals Act 1951
Animal Welfare Act 2006
Animal Welfare Regulations 2018
40
What are examples of working animal categories?
Assistance Animals
Military Animals
Medical Animals
Police and Law Enforcement Animals
41
Which of the follwoing is NOT a reason the kennel club would not register a litter of puppies?
If dam is over eight years old
If dam did not give birth in the UK
If dam has already had one litter
If dam was less than one when mated
42
Whose responsibility is it to keep microchip details up to date?
Owner of animal
Breeder
Dog warden
Veterinary Practice
43
What year was the first general animal protection law introduced?
1811
1850
1950
1911
44
A hormone commonly used to measure stress levels in animals:
Progesterone
Follicle
Thyroid
Cortisol
45
What are the three main factors to consider when looking at an animals QOL?
Age, medical conditions, behaviour
Ability to urinate on own, if can go outside, expressing normal bhaviours.
Biological Function, Affective state, Nature
Behaviour, biological status, mood
46
What is hereditary?
Picked up from the environment
abnomramlity
Inherited from parents
Defect
47
How many breeds of cat is recognised by the General Council of Cat Fanciers?
50
60
100
40
48
How long do people have to wait to travel after a successful antibody test?
2 weeks
6 months
3 months
1 month
49
The Kennel Club Recognises 218 breeds of dog.
False
True
50
Eye disease resulting in smaller than normal eyes, sunken eyes or mineralisation of connective tissue in the cornea
Retina Disease
Eye dysplasia
Progressive Retinal Atrophy
Collie Eye Anomoly
51
It is a legal requirement for cats to be microchipped
True
False
52
Under the Animal Welfare Regulations 2018 a licence must be obtained where animals are used as a business e.g. breeder
True
False
53
How many days after primary vaccination can animals travel?
24
14
21
7
54
In terms of the QQL scale what does biological function refer to?
If the animal can be saved medically
If the animal is healthy and developing properly
How the animal is feeling
How the animal is behaving
55
Process of applying desired traits of humans to animals.
Anthropomorphism
Anthropocentrism
56
Many people in support of animal rights believe that we should not use animals for any purpose for human gain.
True
False
57
What age must puppies be microchipped by?
8 weeks
6 weeks
12 weeks
10 weeks
58
What is the main aims of the animal welfare act 2006?
Allows enforcement agencies to inspect,educate owners BEFORE animals suffer
To punish and get justice for people who hurt animals
Place a duty of care on people responsible for animals
To ensure every animal has equal rights
59
What are the three main approaches to animal welfare?
Veterinary Science
Concept of natural living
Morals/ethics
Neuropsychological
60
To travel from the Uk to the EU a animal health certificate must be issued within ___ days of departure
7
5
10
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