Fiv Testing In Shelters - Why, Who and When?

1. When testing cats for FIV, the test kit tests for:

Antibody

Virus

Bacteria

All of the above

2. FIV is common in healthy cats.

True

False

3. Why should we test for FIV?

Cats may be living in communal housing

FIV positive cats are a risk to foster home cats

It is good practice to inform adopters of a cat’s FIV status

All of the above

4. FIV prevalence is very high, so we should use valuable resources and test all TNR cats for FIV.

True

False

5. What is the ideal age for testing FIV positive cats?

Less than 6 months

Greater than 6 months

Any age, age doesn’t matter

6. It is ideal to confirm all cats that test positive for FIV on a SNAP test with a Western Blot test.

True

False

7. Positive FIV cats can live long and healthy lives.

True

False

8. FIV is primarily spread by bite wounds.

True

False

9. When sheltering FIV positive cats, it is important to consider stress management because:

FIV positive cats may have to be housed alone, all by themselves

FIV positive cats may develop painful mouth problems

FIV positive cats may take a little longer to adopt

All of the above

10. Who is best to test for FIV?

Outdoor, male cats

Healthy, owner-surrender cats

Any cat with a bite wound

Both (a) and (c)

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Fiv Testing In Shelters - Why, Who and When?

1. When testing cats for FIV, the test kit tests for:

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2. FIV is common in healthy cats.

3. Why should we test for FIV?

4. FIV prevalence is very high, so we should use valuable resources and test all TNR cats for FIV.

5. What is the ideal age for testing FIV positive cats?

6. It is ideal to confirm all cats that test positive for FIV on a SNAP test with a Western Blot test.

7. Positive FIV cats can live long and healthy lives.

8. FIV is primarily spread by bite wounds.

9. When sheltering FIV positive cats, it is important to consider stress management because:

10. Who is best to test for FIV?

11. We hope that you enjoyed the video presentation. A certificate of attendance in your name will be awarded at the end of this quiz. To assure us that you have viewed the entire presentation, please check the box below.