Question

Restraint and Handling of Animals LEARNING OBJECTIVES When you have completed this chapter, you will be able to: 1. Discuss indications for restraint of animals and behaviors exhibited by aggressive animals 2. Explain the physiologic principles that affect animal perceptions and methods of restraint in small and large animals 3. Describe methods for approaching, haltering, tying, and leading equine patients 4. Define twitch and describe various types of twitches and their uses in equine restraint 5. Explain the methods used for lifting a horse's feet, applying a tail tie, and applying hobbles 6. Describe indications and procedures for the use of stocks in equine patients 7. Describe indications and procedures for moving cattle and sheep into pens and chutes 8. Describe the procedures for tail jacking and casting of cattle 9. Explain methods of capturing individual sheep, goats, and pigs 10. Describe the proper procedures for carrying and lifting large dogs, small dogs, and cats 11. List and describe types of muzzles and mouth gags that are used on dogs and cats and explain proper procedures for their use 12. Describe restraint and handling techniques used with birds, reptiles, and amphibians 13. Describe restraint and handling techniques used with ferrets, rabbits, and rodents 14. Discuss indications for use of chemical restraint in animal patients MATCHING Jacking Breeding hobbles Psittacine species Passerine species Raptorial species Scotch hobbles A. Dogs that tend to face conflict B. Dogs that skillfully avoid conflict C. Prevents a mare from kicking effectively D. Used for drawing up the hind leg of a horse E Prevents the lateral movement of the neck but allows the horse to eat and drink E Used to push a cow ahead in the alley G. Used to prevent cattle from kicking and to restrain the hind legs H. Used to restrain a cow for short procedures I Should never be restrained using gloves J. Canaries and finches are the most common examined in veterinary offices K. The talons and wings must be secured during restraint Active defense reflex Passive defense reflex Tailing Cradle MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. A new client comes into the veterinary clinic with a female mixed breed dog. You approach the dog in the waiting room and she lowers the front end of her body and avoids direct eye contact with you. You also notice that her tail is between the legs and she begins to urinate. What signs is this dog conveying to you? a. She is demonstrating a submissive role. b. She is seconds from becoming aggressive. c. She is marking her territory. d. She is conveying her dominance. 37 Copyright 2010 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier Inc. Chapter 7 Restraint and Handling of Animals

Answer 1

MATCH THE FOLLOWING

1. JACKING - it is used to push cow ahead alley - F OPTION

2. BREEDING HOBBLE - preventing the mare for kicking effectively -C OPTION

3.PSITTACINE SPECIES- wings and tolons should be secure nicely - K OPTION

4.PASSERINE SPECIES- canneries and ficnes are the passerine species - J OPTION

5.RAPTORAL SPECIES -should be restrain by wearing leather glover - I OPTION

6. SCOTCH HOBBLE - used to restrain the aniamal hind limb to prevent kicking - G OPTION

7. MILKING HOBBLE IS TECHNICH IN WHICH COW  IS RESTRAINEDTIED FOR SHORT PROCEDURE - H OPTION

8. ACTIVE DEFENSIVE REFLEX-  

9. PASSIVE DEFENSIVE REFLEX- animals use non- aggressive method to resole conflict like retracting lip while showing teeth this a skillfull to avoid confict - B OPTION

10. TAILING- used for drawing up hind limb in the horse D OPTION

11. CRADLE- restrict the lateral movement of the neck - E OPTION

MCQ

FOR ANY MCQ QUESTION ALWAYS METHOD OF ELLIMINATION FOR EXAMPLE any doy who doesnt able make contact and begin to urinate can't be dominace and agreesive, and sign of terriory is also not there like aggressive barking/bitting / freeze in one lace , the dog showing sign of submissive behavoiurs so answer is option (A)