Assitant Laboratory Animal Technician- ALAT Quiz

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1. In holding areas for nonhuman primates, what ambient temperature range must be kept at all times?

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In holding areas for nonhuman primates, the ambient temperature range that must be kept at all times is 45 to 85 F. This temperature range is necessary to ensure the comfort and well-being of the primates. Temperatures below 45 F can be too cold and cause hypothermia, while temperatures above 85 F can be too hot and lead to heat stress or heat stroke. Maintaining the temperature within this range helps to create a suitable environment for the primates to thrive.

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2. According to AWA, primary enclosures used to transport nonhuman primates must be clearly marked in English with words ___ or ___ in letters at least 1 inch high.

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Primary enclosures used to transport nonhuman primates must be clearly marked in English with words "Nonhuman primates" or "Monkeys" in letters at least 1 inch high.

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3. During transportation, how often should a 5-year-old nonhuman primate be offered food and water?

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A 5-year-old nonhuman primate should be offered food once every 6 hours and water once every 6 hours during transportation.

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4. How often must nonhuman primates be observed during groung transportation?

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Nonhuman primates must be observed once every 4 hours during ground transportation. This is necessary to ensure their well-being and monitor any signs of distress or health issues that may arise during the journey. Regular observation allows for timely intervention and appropriate care if needed, minimizing potential risks and ensuring the safety of the animals being transported.

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5. The USDA is required to inspect research facilities at least:

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The USDA is required to inspect research facilities at least annually. This means that the inspections must occur once every year.

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In holding areas for nonhuman primates, what ambient temperature range...
According to AWA, primary enclosures used to transport nonhuman...
During transportation, how often should a 5-year-old nonhuman primate...
How often must nonhuman primates be observed during groung...
The USDA is required to inspect research facilities at least:
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