Law nr Flashcards
Art 1a
Use of animals for experimental/educational/other purposes in a way that causes pain, suffering, distress, or lasting harm equal or higher than caused by a needle under good vet practices. Also all institutions etc around it.
Art 1b
An experimental animal is used for scientific or educational purposes and even when still at the breeder. It encompasses living non-human vertebrates, including : self feeding larvae, mammalian foetusses from the 1/3 of their development. Also cephalopods.
Art 9
Het is verboden een dierproef te verrichten indien de persoon die het project en de dierproef opzet niet voldoet aan bij of krachtens algemene maatregel van bestuur met het oog op de deskundigheid en de bekwaamheid te stellen regels.
Art 13
Use pain relief, use euthanasia (a), HEP (b)
Art 11
Het is verboden dieren te fokken of af te leveren met het oog op dierproeven zonder instellingsvergunning.
Art 13 f3a
Appropriate staff is available (also AWO?)
Art 14
You need to have a vet
Art 14 a
You need to have an AWB
Art 18
There is a CCD
Art 19
There is a DEC
Art 10a
Vergunningen worden aangevraagd bij de CCD
Order of getting experiment approved
1) Write a proposal with appendices and non-technical summary. 2) Discuss with AWB. 3) Send it to DEC and CCD. 4) CCD grants max 5 year license. 5) Submit work protocol to AWB. 6) AWB checks for 3R’s and if it fits the license.
Homologous, Isomorphic and Partial model
1) same cause and symptoms. 2) Same symptoms but different cause. 3) Only part of the disease is modelled.
Steps of picking a model
1) Define key question. 2) Define disease/matter. 3) Consider feasability and welfare. 4) Consider practical issues. 5) Synthesis of evidence.
Signs of sentience
A-fare
1) evaluates situations. 2) Remembers actions & consequences. 3) Asses risks. 4) Has feelings. 5) Degree of awareness.
Where is the retrospective report send?
CCD
Proactive coping style vs reactive coping style
Pro: active, rigid in routines, good in predicable environments
Re: passive, flexible, unpredicable environments
What are the 5 types of experimental designs?
Completely randomized design, Randomized complete block design, Cross over, Latin square, Split-plot
How much blood can you take?
6-8 ml/kg. 10%. only 1x25 days.
4 types of feeding
Ad libitum, Controlled feeding, Restrictive feeding, Pair feeding.
What are the tasks of the animal welfare officer?
Supervises experiments, Checks experiment & licences, Advises on 3 R’s, Registrants the experiments at the NVWA
