LABORATORY ANIMAL SCIENCE (LAS) FINAL EXAM VERSION 2 NEWEST 2025/2026 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+|

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LABORATORY ANIMAL SCIENCE (LAS) FINAL EXAM
VERSION 2 NEWEST 2025/2026 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+|



What are animal allergens? - ANSWER-hypersensitivity to animal
proteins in dander, urine, serum, and saliva



Chemical Exposure - ANSWER-- cleaners/disinfections

- chemical reagents

- anesthetics

- medications/feed additives

- SDS



Salmonellosis (Bacterial) - ANSWER-mice

rats

guinea pigs

chinchillas

frogs

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NHP



Camplyobacteriosis (Bacterial) - ANSWER-hamsters

NHP



Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis (Viral) - ANSWER-hamsters

rodents



Ringworm (Fungal) - ANSWER-guinea pigs

rodents

rabbits

chinchillas



Tularemia AKA Rabbit Fever (Bacterial) - ANSWER-rabbits

rodents



Plague (Bacterial) - ANSWER-rodents

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Pseudotuberculosis (Bacterial) - ANSWER-rodents



Rat Bite Fever (Bacterial) - ANSWER-rodents



Leptospirosis (Bacterial) - ANSWER-rodents



Hantavirus (Viral) - ANSWER-mice



Giardiasis (Protozoal Parasite) - ANSWER-NHP



Herpes Virus Simiae (B Virus) - ANSWER-NHP



NHP - ANSWER-non-human primate



BSL 1 - ANSWER-not known to cause disease in healthy adults



basic safety procedures

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BSL 2 - ANSWER-moderate risk infectious agents or toxins which
must be inhaled, swallowed or exposed to skin



BSL 3 - ANSWER-infectious agents or toxins that are transmitted
through the air and cause potentially lethal infection through
inhalation but there is a vaccine or therapy available



biosafety cabinet (BSC)



BSL 4 - ANSWER-high risk of aerosol transmitted infectious
agents or toxins for which no vaccine or therapy is available



Infectious diseases - ANSWER-bacterial

viruses

fungus

parasites



Congenital - ANSWER-born with but not necessarily genetic