Biosecurity
What is the primary purpose of biosecurity in agriculture?
To protect humans and animals from disease
What is the primary focus of animal ethics?
The moral status and treatment of animals
Why is animal restraint considered crucial for safety?
It prevents injury to both the animal and the handler
What is the primary purpose of the Disease Triangle?
To understand the interaction between the pathogen, host, and environment
Which body system is primarily responsible for processing sensory information and coordinating voluntary movements?
Nervous System
Why is it important to wear a hair net and beard net when entering a facility?
To make sure that your hair is out of the way and no animals can eat it.
How does animal ethics differ from animal welfare?
Animal ethics is a philosophical view; animal welfare is more applied and practical
When handling animals, why is it important to read their body language?
To assess their mood and potential reactions
What is a common method of transmission for Canine Parvovirus?
Through contaminated surfaces and feces
Which type of muscle is responsible for involuntary movements and is found in the heart?
Cardiac Muscle
Why should you use a shoe cleaning solution before entering a facility?
To prevent bringing in contaminants from other barns
Why is it important to consider both animal ethics and animal welfare when making decisions about animals?
To create a balance between moral obligations and practical treatment
What is a recommended technique for handling small animals?
Support their body with two hands
Why might some animals be more resistant to certain diseases than others?
They have different immune system capabilities
What is the main purpose of the muscular system?
To facilitate movement and maintain posture
What might happen if a visitor has been near sick animals before entering a facility?
They may be denied entry to prevent disease spread
What is a key question in the debate about animal ethics?
Should animals be used for entertainment?
Why should you avoid sudden movements when handling small animals?
It may cause the animal to feel threatened and react negatively
How can the environment influence the spread of diseases in pets?
It includes factors like climate and habitat that can impact disease severity
How does the muscular system contribute to homeostasis in the body?
By producing heat during muscle contractions
How does wearing boot covers contribute to biosecurity?
They keep shoes clean and act as a barrier
Which statement best describes the relationship between animal ethics and animal welfare?
Animal ethics influences animal welfare practices
How can teamwork improve safety practices when handling animals?
It helps share knowledge and responsibilities, leading to better safety
What role do pet owners play in preventing diseases in their pets?
They should ensure regular veterinary check-ups and vaccinations
Why is it important to understand the different types of body systems in animals?
To appreciate the complexity of life and how systems work together