BB Ch21 Flashcards
2) The most difficult parameter to control is:
a. Temperature
b. Cage size
c. Humidity
c
3) An environmental factor that may influence experimental data is:
a. Physical
b. Chemical
c. Microbial
d. All of the above
d, duh
4) T or F A dual-corridor circulation pattern in the animal caging area is better than a single-corridor pattern to reduce chances of cross contamination.
True
5) The most common cubical size is:
a. 4 feet deep by 6 feet wide
b. 7 feet deep by 7 feet wide
c. 7 feet deep by 10 feet wide
a
6) What percentage of the mobile cage racks should the dirty side of the cage sanitizer hold?
at least 10%
7) The maximum temperature that feed from natural sources should be stored at is:
70 F (21 C)
8) T or F An ABSL-2 room holding nonhuman primates should maintain negative pressure relative to the corridor.
True, duh
9) What does the acronym HEPA stand for?
High Efficiency Particulate Air
10) The official definition of a HEPA filter is a filter that removes:
99.97% of particles measuring 0.3 um in diameter
11) T or F Air supplied to animal rooms should be 100% outside air.
True
12) In a single-corridor conventional facility holding clean and dirty animals, the rooms with the “clean” animals should have a (positive or negative) air balance?
positive
13) The standard design temperature range for animal rooms is:
65-85 F
14) The generally accepted range for relative humidity control is:
30-70%, duh
15) T or F The “Guide” recommends that rooms housing albino animals be approximately 325 lux (30 foot-candles) at 1.0 m (3.3 ft) above the floor. This level of light appears to be adequate for routine animal care.
True (verify)
16) Floor drains in animal rooms should be a minimum of what size?
4” for rodent rooms and 6” for rooms that flush waste (verify)