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| Scientific name for the black rat? |
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| Scientific name for the brown rat. |
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| A group of rats is called a what? |
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| Baby rats are called what? |
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300-520g male
250-300g female |
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| Rat estrus lasts how long? |
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| Gestation in rats lasts how long? |
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| Puberty in rats lasts how long? |
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| Do rats have a gallbladder? |
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| The tail of the rat is what percentage of body length? |
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Yes
Eaten every 4-6 hours and has Vitamin B |
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| Continuously growing teeth |
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| Cause of chronic respiratory disease (CRD) |
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nasal discharge
snuffling
rubbing eyes/ nose
head tilt
loss of cordination
circling |
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Direct contact
Aerosolized |
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Antibiotics
Doxycycline
Baytril
NSAID |
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| What is the cause of Tyzzers disease? |
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Diarrhea
anorexia
liver/ spleen / heart necrosis and degeneration |
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| Symptoms of tyzzers disease. |
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| How is Tyzzers disease transmitted? |
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| Treatment for Tyzzers disease. |
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| What is the cause of Salodacryoadenitis? |
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Swollen cervical LN
porphyrin staining
light sensitivity
lesions in eyes |
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| Symptoms of Sialodacryoadenitis? |
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| Transmission of Sialodacryoadenitis |
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| -Self-limiting will run course in days |
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| Treatment of Sialodacryoadenitis |
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Parasites
Trauma
Barbering
Ringtail
Nutritional
Malocclusion
Stress |
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| Noninfectious diseases of rats: |
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Tail clip
toenail clip
venous collection
-lateral tail vein
- saphenous veins
-retro-orbital plexus
- Cardiocentesis |
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| Rat blood collection areas. |
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| Parental( typically in hospital setting) routes for rats |
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| Enteral (in hospital and at home care) routes |
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23-27g needles
1cc syringe
micro tubes |
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| What size needle and syringe for rat blood collection? |
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| The word mouse means what? |
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| A group of mice are called a? |
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| Baby mice are called what? |
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20-40g males
25-40g females |
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| Estrus in a mouse lasts how long? |
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| Gestation in the mouse lasts how long? |
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| Puberty in mice happen when? |
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| The male mouse spleen is what percentage bigger than the females? |
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| Lymphocytic choriomeningitis (LCM) |
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| What is a zoonotic disease in mice? |
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| Pasteurella pneumotropica and multocida |
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| What is the cause of bacterial infectious disease in mice? |
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Weight loss
unthrifty
hunched posture
anorexia
dyspnea
chattering
sudden death |
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| Symptoms of bacterial infectious disease of mice. |
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| Improperly disinfected watering systems |
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Definition
| Transmission of bacterial infectious disease in mice. |
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| Treatment of bacterial infectious disease of mice. |
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| Cause of Sendai virus in mice |
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Weight loss
Dyspnea
chattering |
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| Symptoms of sendai virus in mice |
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direct contact
aerosolization |
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| Transmission of sendai virus in mice. |
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| Treatment for Sendai virus |
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| Cause of mouse hepatitis virus |
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| Symptoms of mouse hepatitis virus |
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Direct contact
aerosolized
fomites |
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| Cause of mouse norovirus. |
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| only in immunosuppressed mice |
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| Cause of mouse parvovirus. |
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Definition
| Symptoms of mouse parvovirus. |
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| Transmission of mouse parvovirus |
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| Treatment of mouse parvovirus. |
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fever
anorexia
muscle aches
headache
nausea
vomiting |
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| supportive care +/- antiinflamatories. |
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Staphylococcus sp
Streptococcus sp
Pasturella sp
Klebsiella sp
salmonella sp |
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| Zoonotic bacteria in mice |
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Toenail and tail clip
lateral tail vein
saphenous vein
retro-orbital plexus
cardiocentesis
submandibular |
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| Blood collection sites for nice. |
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22g needle
1cc syringe
hematocrit tubes |
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| Needle and syringe needed for mouse blood collection. |
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| Scientific name of the Syrian hamster |
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| Scientific name of the European hamster |
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| Scientific name of the dwarf hamster |
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| Hamster menas what in German? |
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| A group of hamsters is called a what? |
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| Baby hamsters are called what? |
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18-130g male
95-150g females |
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| Adult weight in hamsters. |
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| Estrus cycle in the hamster |
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| Gestation length in hamsters |
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| What physiological structure is bigger in male hamsters than in female hamsters. |
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| Cause of Proliferative Iletus in hamsters |
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watery diarrhea
lethargy
weight loss
depression
irritability
anorexia
death |
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Definition
| Symptoms of proliferative iletis in hamsters |
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| Transmission of proliferative ileitis in hamsters |
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Antibiotics
fluids
anti-diarrheals |
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| Treatment of proliferative ileitis in hamsters |
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| pasturella or streptococcus |
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| Cause of Pneumonia in hamsters |
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Depression
anorexia
nasal/ ocular discharge
dyspnea
chattering |
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Definition
| Symptoms of pneumonia in hamsters |
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aerosolization
direct contact
fomites |
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Definition
| Transmission of pneumonia in hamsters |
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Antibiotics
supportive care |
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| Treatment of pneumonia in hamsters |
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| What nutritional disease can hamsters suffer from? |
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| This disease causes the body to producwe proteins and causes deposits on the liver, kidneys, and GI tract. Acute death is the common outcome especially in geriatric hamsters. |
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| Scientific name of gerbils |
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| Group of gerbils is called a what? |
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| Baby gerbils are called what? |
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65-120g male
55-95g female |
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| Gerbils maintain this though adulthood. |
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| Cause of salmonellosis in gerbils. |
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Diarrhea
perianal staining
anorexia
weight loss
sudden death |
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Definition
| Symptoms of salmonellosis in gerbils. |
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Definition
| Transmission of salmonellosis in gerbils. |
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Antibiotics
supportive care |
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| Treatment of salmonellosis in gerbils. |
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Definition
| Scientific name of guinea pigs. |
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| Group of guinea pigs is called a what? |
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Definition
| Baby guinea pigs are called what? |
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| Lifespan of the guinea pig |
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| Gestation in guinea pigs. |
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Bordetella bronchiceptica
Streptococcus pneumoniae |
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Definition
| Causes of pneumonia in guinea pigs |
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Antibiotics
increased Vitamin C and
supportive care |
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Definition
| Treatment for pneumonia in guinea pigs. |
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Definition
| Cause of scurvy in guinea pigs |
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lameness
lethargy
weakness
anorexia
rough hair coat
diarrhea
weight loss
changes in teeth and gums
nasa; and ocular discharge |
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Definition
| Symptoms of scurvy in guinea pigs |
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| high dose vitamin C supplementation and supportive care |
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Definition
| Treatment of scurvy in guinea pigs. |
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Definition
| Scientific name of the chinchilla |
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Definition
| Lifespan of the chinchilla |
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| Scientific order of the hedgehog |
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| Gestation of the hedgehog |
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| Scientific name of the skunk. |
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| Scientific name of the sugar glider |
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| Lifespan of the sugar glider |
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| Gestation of the sugar glider. |
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| Scientific name of the prairie dog. |
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| Lifespan of the prairie dog |
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| Gestation of the prairie dog. |
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| What zoonotic disease does theprairie dog carry? |
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Crickets
meal worms
snails
slugs |
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Definition
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Insects
rodents
grains
dog food
zoo omnivore diet |
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Definition
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Fruits
pellets
insects
nectar |
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Definition
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| Rodents are what kind of ovulators? |
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Definition
| Hedgehogs are what kind of ovulators? |
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| Skunks are what kind of ovulators? |
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