Reptile Husbandry, Restraint, and Diseases Flashcards

1
Q

What type of species requires a vertical housing?

A

Arboreal

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2
Q

What type of species requires a horizontal housing?

A

Terrestrial

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3
Q

Recommended humidity for tropical species?

A

80-90%

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4
Q

Recommended humidity for desert species?

A

30-50%

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5
Q

UVB lighting is necessary for

A

Vitamin D synthesis and calcium absorption

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6
Q

What is a herbivore?

A

Lizard

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7
Q

Herbivores should be feed with moderate to high __ and moderate to low ____

A

Fiber, fat and protein

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8
Q

What are carnivores?

A

Lizards and snakes

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9
Q

Carnivores should be fed high __ with moderate ___ and low___

A

protein, fat, fiber

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10
Q

Immature rodents given to carnivores should be coated with?

A

Calcium

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11
Q

What medication should NEVER be administers to chelonians, indigo snake or debilitated snakes and is extremely toxic to turtles and tortoises?

A

Ivermectin

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12
Q

What disease in lizards is caused by malnutrition and lack of exposure to UVB light which leads to decreased synthesis of vitamin D

A

Metabolic Bone Disease

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13
Q

What disease in lizards has elevated levels of uric acid in the blood lead to insoluble uric acid crystals in tissues?

A

Gout

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14
Q

What bacteria is most commonly seen in Lizards?

A

Gram negative

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15
Q

What fungi is most commonly seen is Lizards?

A

Aspergillus spp.

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16
Q

What viral dz in lizards is transmitted by fecal oral route?

A

Adenovirus

17
Q

What viral dz in lizards is recently infentified in crocodiles?

A

West Nile

18
Q

What viral dz in Lizards may cause wart like growth on skin, associated with stomatitis, disease in the liver, lung or spleen?

A

Herpes

19
Q

What viral dz in snakes suspects cause of retrovirus; causes neurologic, weight loss, abnormal shedding, and secondary infections and transmission possible mites?

A

Inclusion body disease

20
Q

What viral dz in snakes is isolated from lesions in liver, pancreas, kidney and adrenal cortex?

A

Herpes

21
Q

What viral dz in snakes is associated with liver damage?

A

Adenovirus

22
Q

What viral dz in snakes is transmitted through contact with contaminated respiratory secretions?

A

Paramyxovirus

23
Q

What Zoonotic Dz in snakes is a bacteria naturally harbored by snakes?

A

Campylobacter

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