Exam 2 ANS 400 Lab Questions with
Correct Answers
Janet Steele background - Answer-Virginia Polytechnic and State University
BS in Animal Science
Carroll Foods of Virginia (Smithfield)
Manager Trainee of 500 Sow Unit: Farrowing Department
Quality Control for NPD Genetic line of Swine (5 locations)
Bowman Animal Hospital and Cat Clinic, Raleigh NC
Animal Caretaker
Vet Technician
Senior Technician
Duke Neurosurgery/Radiology Department
Research Analyst/Study Coordinator for
Carotid Stent Development in Canines
(DLAR) Division of Laboratory Animal Resources
Supervisor for Central Vivarium
Facility Operations Manager for Genome Science Research Building II (GSRB II)
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(DCM) Division of Comparative Medicine
Assistant Operations Director
Miss Steeles certifications - Answer-(RLATG) Registered Laboratory Animal
Technologist Certification
(AALAS) American Association for Laboratory Animal Science
(CMAR) Certified Manager of Animal Resources Certification
AALAS, (LAMA) Laboratory Animal Management Association & (ICPM) Institute of
Certified Professional Managers
(ILAM) Institute for Laboratory Animal Management,
(AALAS) American Association for Laboratory Animal Science
What is laboratory animal science - Answer-Laboratory animal science is a field of
science devoted to the production, care, and study of laboratory animals used in
biomedical research and education. It is a large field comprised of professionals from
many scientific and educational disciplines such as anatomy, animal science,
comparative biology, engineering, environmental science, ethics, genetics,
microbiology, pharmacology, physiology, and toxicology. Professionals within this field
, have a deep sense of purpose and are dedicated to helping society and improving the
lives of people and animals alike.
Why animals are needed in research - Answer-our pet population gets many of the
same diseases people do so in the process of research were not just benefiting humans
we are benefiting the animals themselves
DCM - Answer-division of comparative medicine
over 100,000 animals 98% which are rodents
over 200 mil in federal funding and foundations sponsor towards research
AAALAC since 1973
accredited by the Association for the assessment and accreditation of laboratory animal
care international
21 buildings
26 facilities 200 animas
758 approved animal care and use protocols
297 principal investigators nd 124 co-investigators
Laboratory animal equipment - Answer-IVC cages - Individual Ventilated cages for
animals
Animal Cage Station
BSC- Bio Safety Cabinet
cage wash equipment - Answer-Autoclaves
Water bottle filling stations
Rack washers
Robotics Tunnel washer/bedding dispensers
domestic species at UNC - Answer-rabbits
hamsters
gerbils
dogs
ferrets
guinea pigs
chinchillas
exotic species at UNC - Answer-xenopus frogs
zebra fish
sea turtles
Correct Answers
Janet Steele background - Answer-Virginia Polytechnic and State University
BS in Animal Science
Carroll Foods of Virginia (Smithfield)
Manager Trainee of 500 Sow Unit: Farrowing Department
Quality Control for NPD Genetic line of Swine (5 locations)
Bowman Animal Hospital and Cat Clinic, Raleigh NC
Animal Caretaker
Vet Technician
Senior Technician
Duke Neurosurgery/Radiology Department
Research Analyst/Study Coordinator for
Carotid Stent Development in Canines
(DLAR) Division of Laboratory Animal Resources
Supervisor for Central Vivarium
Facility Operations Manager for Genome Science Research Building II (GSRB II)
•
(DCM) Division of Comparative Medicine
Assistant Operations Director
Miss Steeles certifications - Answer-(RLATG) Registered Laboratory Animal
Technologist Certification
(AALAS) American Association for Laboratory Animal Science
(CMAR) Certified Manager of Animal Resources Certification
AALAS, (LAMA) Laboratory Animal Management Association & (ICPM) Institute of
Certified Professional Managers
(ILAM) Institute for Laboratory Animal Management,
(AALAS) American Association for Laboratory Animal Science
What is laboratory animal science - Answer-Laboratory animal science is a field of
science devoted to the production, care, and study of laboratory animals used in
biomedical research and education. It is a large field comprised of professionals from
many scientific and educational disciplines such as anatomy, animal science,
comparative biology, engineering, environmental science, ethics, genetics,
microbiology, pharmacology, physiology, and toxicology. Professionals within this field
, have a deep sense of purpose and are dedicated to helping society and improving the
lives of people and animals alike.
Why animals are needed in research - Answer-our pet population gets many of the
same diseases people do so in the process of research were not just benefiting humans
we are benefiting the animals themselves
DCM - Answer-division of comparative medicine
over 100,000 animals 98% which are rodents
over 200 mil in federal funding and foundations sponsor towards research
AAALAC since 1973
accredited by the Association for the assessment and accreditation of laboratory animal
care international
21 buildings
26 facilities 200 animas
758 approved animal care and use protocols
297 principal investigators nd 124 co-investigators
Laboratory animal equipment - Answer-IVC cages - Individual Ventilated cages for
animals
Animal Cage Station
BSC- Bio Safety Cabinet
cage wash equipment - Answer-Autoclaves
Water bottle filling stations
Rack washers
Robotics Tunnel washer/bedding dispensers
domestic species at UNC - Answer-rabbits
hamsters
gerbils
dogs
ferrets
guinea pigs
chinchillas
exotic species at UNC - Answer-xenopus frogs
zebra fish
sea turtles
