Regulations
What is the AWA?
Animal Welfare Act
what surculates blood thrugh the heart or the lungs?
The heart
A pet dalmatian that was kidnapped and sold into experimentation, what is its name?
Pepper
What was the first country to pass the anti-vivisection law?
England
What does (PETA) stand for?
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
How many animals does a new medicine need to be tested on, according to the FDA?
2 animals
What is vivisection?
The dissection of live animals
In 2001 what percent of voters say it is morally acceptable to test on animals?
65%
What are the three Rs?
Replacement, Reduction, and Refinement
In Silver Spring, Maryland, monkeys were kept in such bad condition that they were?
Tearing at their own flesh
What does the AWA define as an animal?
Any live or dead dog, cat, monkey, guinea pig, hamster, rabbit, or other warm-blooded animal
Which 2nd-century Roman physician dissected living animals?
Galen
In 2001 what percent of voters say it is morally wrong to test on animals
39%
What is the name of the queen who passed the anti-vivisection?
Queen Victoria
What does the (NIH) stand for?
National Institutes of Health
What are the three pain types?
animals that experience pain during the research but are given drugs to alleviate it.
animals that experience pain and are not given drugs.
animals that do not experience pain and are not given drugs.
Which 17th-century English physician experimented on living animals?
William Harvey
The anti-testing movement began in the United States in the?
Mid-1960s
In what year did French physiologist Claude Bernard argue that experimenting on animals was ethical because it benefited medicine and extended human life?
1865
In 2013, it announced that it would retire most of its chimpanzees how many did they retire?
310
How many animals did APHIS report in 2010?
1,134,693
Descriptions of the dissection of live animals have been found as early as?
500 B.C.
which age group is more likly to find it unacceptable to do animal testing
Younger Americans
In what year did the first anti-vivisection law get passed
1876
How many animal cruelty offenses was Edward Taub charged with?
More than a dozen