Sws Level 4 Volunteer

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    Once you've been introduced to a Level 4 animal you no longer need to be wary or watchful as they will always accept you and behave themselves.

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Sws Level 4 Volunteer - Quiz
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Basic knowledge required to be cleared as a LEVEL FOUR volunteer.

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  • 2. 

    What is the easiest way to put an animal at ease and calm them down?S

    Explanation
    Yawning is a calming signal, as are stretching, licking your nose and darting eyes. By this time you should have read "On talking terms with dogs, calming signals". If you haven't please see Sue for the book.

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  • 3. 

    Not being able to go in with an animal means that I can't have any interaction with it at all.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    There are many ways to provide enrichment to animals, even when you can't go into the enclosure. Treats, hotdogs, frozen treats on hot days, changing up the supplemental meat (fish instead of beef), locking them down and hiding food or scents or toys, changing objects out in the enclosure, or scents (perfume, cologne, animal) on fencing or object put into the enclosure. Make them look forward to seeing you to see what you'll bring them or do next.

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  • 4. 

    As long as a Level 4 person is walking a Level 4 animal, anyone of any level can be the "extra" person.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    The extra person needs to be a Level 4 volunteer so that they can step in and assist in the event of an escalation from the Level 4 animal being walked.

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  • 5. 

    If a Level 4 animal escalates its behavior during a walk, an appropriate manner of dealing with this would be which of the following? (Choose the best answer.)

    • "Cross Tie" the animal by giving one of the leashes to the extra person.

    • Drop the leash and let the animal calm down.

    • Attempt to regain control by grabbing the collar of the animal.

    • Have as many people rush in to assist as possible and overpower the animal.

    Correct Answer
    A. "Cross Tie" the animal by giving one of the leashes to the extra person.
    Explanation
    The situation will determine the response but dropping the leash is never an option. Grabbing the collar would put you at more risk and only escalate the animals aggression. A lot of people rushing in will confuse the situation and only serve to rile the animal up more. The best response is to toss the 2nd leash to the extra person and cross tie the animal until it calms down or you can get it safely back into its enclosure.

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  • 6. 

    BobLeo eats approximately 2-3 mice per day and gets fed every other day

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    BobLeo eats 8-10
    mice every day. He eats less in the summer months

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  • 7. 

    Level 4 volunteers should be able to do the following? (Choose the best answer.)

    • Know how to clean every enclosure and train new volunteers, including mice and the racoons

    • Enter every enclosure on the property.

    • Leap 10' enclosures in a single bound.

    • Must have been "Volunteer of the Month" at least one time.

    Correct Answer
    A. Know how to clean every enclosure and train new volunteers, including mice and the racoons
    Explanation
    By the time you reach Level 4, you should know how to clean every enclosure on the property, including the mice. You should also be able to train new volunteers in the goonies and mice. (Mice can get overlooked) and every other enclosure on the property.

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  • 8. 

    The first few times someone works with a Level 4 animals extra care should be taken by doing which of the following (choose the best answer):

    • The animal should be leashed for initial introduction.

    • As long as the animal likes the person from the outside of the fence they will be fine with them inside the fence.

    • Only experienced Level 4 volunteers should ever be in with Level 4 animals.

    • Treats should be taken in as a bribe in their pockets.

    Correct Answer
    A. The animal should be leashed for initial introduction.
    Explanation
    All Level 4 and 5's being introduced to those animals should have an excellent understanding of each of those animals. An approved trainer will do the introduction to the new volunteer. New volunteers need to limit their activity in this enclosure until you reach the 10 times in with animals. Never bend down and let the animals "Kiss" you, you can pet them, but never put yourself in a position where you can get hurt.

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  • 9. 

    As a Level 4 volunteer I would be comfortable doing the following (choose all correct answers):

    • Training new volunteers on cleaning and feeding small animals.

    • Directing others in feeding all animals on the property.

    • Conducting a safety class and training new volunteers in safety procedures.

    • Managing an emergency: animal escape, medical, fire, or animal health emergency.

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Training new volunteers on cleaning and feeding small animals.
    A. Directing others in feeding all animals on the property.
    A. Conducting a safety class and training new volunteers in safety procedures.
    A. Managing an emergency: animal escape, medical, fire, or animal health emergency.
    Explanation
    You should be comfortable and able to do all of these tasks.

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  • 10. 

    Where is the AED located and what does it do? (Choose the best answer.)

    • On the back porch - it shocks people in sudden cardiac arrest.

    • At the back of the property - it talks you through CPR.

    • At the blue shed - it shocks people with shockable rhythms.

    • At the blue shed - it shocks people who have "flat lined".

    Correct Answer
    A. At the blue shed - it shocks people with shockable rhythms.
    Explanation
    The defibrillator will only shock people who are in ventricular fibrillation or atrial fibrillation. It will not shock all rhythms or those who have "flat lined", meaning no detectable rhythm. It will talk you through the rescue and the steps of CPR. It is located by the blue shed so that it is somewhat centrally situated.

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  • 11. 

    Which of the following can be locked down safely via a guillotine gate, or by a Level 4 volunteer able to enter the enclosure, so that lower level volunteers can clean? (Choose all correct answers.)

    • Namid

    • Yutu

    • Yuki

    • Tiberius

    • Takota

    • Misun

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Yutu
    A. Yuki
    A. Tiberius
    A. Misun
    Explanation
    Tybe and Yuki have guillotine gates and can be locked down without the need to enter at all.
    Waya and Takota can be locked down by someone entering the enclosure and putting them in an interior lockout or shutting a gate.

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