Exam - Animals in Science Flashcards

1
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when is animal use acceptable

A
  • contributes to understanding of fundamental biological principles
  • development of knowledge reasonably expected to benefit humans or animals
  • merit review is approved
  • best effort to find and alternative have failed
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2
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examples of purposes for animal use

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  1. breeding colony
  2. essential structure or function studies
  3. medical studies
  4. regulatory testing
  5. studies for the development of products for medicine
  6. education and training
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3
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what does section 444-447 of the criminal code of Canada do

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protects animals from cruelty, abuse and neglect

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4
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what does the health of animals act do

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mainly protects livestock

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5
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does the federal government regulate animal use in science

A

no - under the constitution act does not equal jurisdiction to legislate experiments involving animals

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6
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does the provincial government regulate animals use in science

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yes

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7
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animals for research act in ontario

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minimum standards for humane care and use of all animals in research

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8
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when is animal use reported for vertebrates

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when alive
when deliberately euthanized for use

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9
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categories of invasiveness

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  1. mot invertebrates or live isolates
  2. little or no discomfort or stress
  3. minor stress or pain of short duration
  4. moderate to severe distress or discomfort
  5. severe pain near, at, or above the pain tolerance threshold of unanesthetized conscious animals
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10
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positive welfare impact

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animal welfare improved

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11
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mild negative welfare impact

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low severity, low frequency or short duration

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12
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moderate welfare impact

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low severity
medium-high frequency
medium-high duration
OR
medium severity
low-medium frequency
short-medium duration

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13
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high negative welfare impact

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medium severity
high frequency
long duration
OR
high severity
low frequency
short duration

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14
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severe negative welfare impact

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high severity
medium-high frequency
medium long duration

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15
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what are the 3 Rs

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replacement
reduction
refinement

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16
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replacement

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methods which avoid or replace the use of animals

17
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reduction

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strategies that will result in fewer animals being used

18
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refinement

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modification of husbandry or experimental procedures to minimize pain and distress and enhance welfare of animals used

19
Q

examples of refinement

A

humane intervention points
recognize normal behaviour and appearance
relevant parameters
refine to earliest possible endpoints

20
Q

is death the only outcome for animals used in science

A

no