Module 9 Flashcards

1
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humane killing of an animal for its own benefit

A

euthanasia

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2
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killing of animals intended for human consumption

A

Slaughter

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3
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killing by using a method that causes rapid and irreversible loss of consciousness with minimum pain and distress to the animal

A

humane killing

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4
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Common individual animals humanely killed

A
  1. severely injured animals
  2. aggressive animal
  3. aged animals
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5
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Common examples of humane killing of multiple animals

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  1. killed by animal shelters
  2. planned population control
  3. killed by law
  4. killed because they have little or no market value
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6
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Criteria for good death or ideal humane killing method

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  1. Rapid loss of consciousness
  2. Safety of personnel
  3. Feasibility
  4. Aesthetic considerations for the operator and others
  5. Method of euthanasia should not make the animal’s body a risk to other animals or humans
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7
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a barbiturate used as anesthetics in low doses but depress the respiratory and cardiac center leads to death by anoxia in high doses

A

Sodium pentobarbital

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8
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Administration of sodium pentobarbital recommended if vein is not accessible

A

Intraperitoneal pentobarbital

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9
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Signs of effective stunning

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  1. Animal collapses
  2. Gasping and gagging reflexes, but no rhythmic breathing or vocalisations
  3. No corneal reflex
  4. Fixed, fully dilated pupil
  5. Relaxed jaw
  6. Tongue hanging out
  7. Body hangs straight down  there is no arching of the back or struggling;
  8. the legs may move
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10
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Signs of death from a free bullet

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  1. Animal collapses immediately
  2. No rhythmic breathing
  3. No corneal reflex
  4. Twitching and convulsions may start shortly afterwards
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11
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Large numbers of animals also sometimes have to be killed in an emergency such as in avian flue or fmd

A

disease outbreaks

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12
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Methods for killing animals in disease outbreaks

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  1. drawing blood
  2. gassing
  3. injection
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13
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What does human killing mean? (2)

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  1. Rendering an animal unconscious, in such a way that the animal does not anticipate it and so does not suffer fear or distress, and then
  2. Killing the animal immediately, so that the animal does not regain consciousness before dying.
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