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What is the normal heart rate of a rabbit in beats per minute?
What is the normal heart rate of a rabbit in beats per minute?
- 100-120
- 200-250
- 150-300 (correct)
- 80-100
What is the function of the cecum in monogastric animals?
What is the function of the cecum in monogastric animals?
- To digest protein
- To break down fiber (correct)
- To store water
- To absorb carbohydrates
What is a sign of a sick rabbit?
What is a sign of a sick rabbit?
- Increased appetite
- Shiny coat
- Playful behavior
- Decreased appetite (correct)
What is one of the uses of rabbits?
What is one of the uses of rabbits?
What is the name of the breed of rabbit raised for its wool?
What is the name of the breed of rabbit raised for its wool?
Where should the tattoo be placed on the rabbit's ear?
Where should the tattoo be placed on the rabbit's ear?
What should you do if the rabbit's ear is very hot?
What should you do if the rabbit's ear is very hot?
Why should the holder and person tattooing be prepared for the rabbit to jump?
Why should the holder and person tattooing be prepared for the rabbit to jump?
How should the ear be positioned when applying the tattoo?
How should the ear be positioned when applying the tattoo?
What should you do after the tattoo pliers have been squeezed together?
What should you do after the tattoo pliers have been squeezed together?
The tattoo should be placed below the main visible vein in the rabbit's left ear.
The tattoo should be placed below the main visible vein in the rabbit's left ear.
If the ear is very hot, you should apply the tattoo immediately.
If the ear is very hot, you should apply the tattoo immediately.
The tattoo pliers should be positioned on the outside of the ear.
The tattoo pliers should be positioned on the outside of the ear.
It's better to apply too little pressure and end up with a tattoo that no one can read.
It's better to apply too little pressure and end up with a tattoo that no one can read.
The first digit of the tattoo should be highest on the ear.
The first digit of the tattoo should be highest on the ear.
Study Notes
Health
- Normal temperature: 100-104 degrees Fahrenheit
- Normal heart rate: 150-300 beats per minute
- Normal respiratory rate: 30-60 breaths per minute
Nutrition
- Six basic nutrients: protein, carbohydrates, lipids, minerals, vitamins, and water
- Importance of these nutrients in a rabbit's diet
Digestive Systems
- Simplest form: a tube from mouth to anus with associated organs
- Monogastrics (e.g., horses, rabbits, guinea pigs) require an enlarged cecum to digest large quantities of fiber
- Cecum: a blind pouch or cul-de-sac at the first portion of the large intestine
Signs of a Sick Rabbit
- Decreased appetite
- Lethargic behavior
- Hair loss
- Runny eyes
- Discharge from nose
- Diarrhea
- Sneezing
- Fever
- Changes in breathing
Uses of Rabbits
- Breeding stock: for high-quality offspring, keeping good records, and attending shows
- Meat production: raising rabbits for food
- Fur production: raising rabbits for fur to be tanned and made into products
- Wool production: raising rabbits for wool, particularly Angora rabbits
- Pets: raising rabbits for companionship
Meat Cuts
- No specific information provided
Tattooing a Rabbit
- Selecting tattoo digits for the first rabbit
- Properly placing the digits in the pliers before tattooing
- Ensuring correct alignment and testing the tattoo on paper or paper towel
- Holding the rabbit in the proper tattooing position
- Examining the ear location for tattoo placement
- Cleaning and drying the ear before applying the tattoo
- Preparing for the rabbit to move during tattooing
- Placing the pliers in the correct position in the ear
- Ensuring the tattoo is legible and applying the correct pressure
- Rubbing the ink into the puncture holes after tattooing
Health
- Normal temperature: 100-104 degrees Fahrenheit
- Normal heart rate: 150-300 beats per minute
- Normal respiratory rate: 30-60 breaths per minute
Nutrition
- Six basic nutrients: protein, carbohydrates, lipids, minerals, vitamins, and water
- Importance of these nutrients in a rabbit's diet
Digestive Systems
- Simplest form: a tube from mouth to anus with associated organs
- Monogastrics (e.g., horses, rabbits, guinea pigs) require an enlarged cecum to digest large quantities of fiber
- Cecum: a blind pouch or cul-de-sac at the first portion of the large intestine
Signs of a Sick Rabbit
- Decreased appetite
- Lethargic behavior
- Hair loss
- Runny eyes
- Discharge from nose
- Diarrhea
- Sneezing
- Fever
- Changes in breathing
Uses of Rabbits
- Breeding stock: for high-quality offspring, keeping good records, and attending shows
- Meat production: raising rabbits for food
- Fur production: raising rabbits for fur to be tanned and made into products
- Wool production: raising rabbits for wool, particularly Angora rabbits
- Pets: raising rabbits for companionship
Meat Cuts
- No specific information provided
Tattooing a Rabbit
- Selecting tattoo digits for the first rabbit
- Properly placing the digits in the pliers before tattooing
- Ensuring correct alignment and testing the tattoo on paper or paper towel
- Holding the rabbit in the proper tattooing position
- Examining the ear location for tattoo placement
- Cleaning and drying the ear before applying the tattoo
- Preparing for the rabbit to move during tattooing
- Placing the pliers in the correct position in the ear
- Ensuring the tattoo is legible and applying the correct pressure
- Rubbing the ink into the puncture holes after tattooing
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This quiz covers the basics of health and nutrition, including vital signs, nutrients, and the digestive system.
