(eg heat, intravenous fluids) Sterile technique (instruments, drapes, Location of induction and recovery areas surgeon) Restraint Location of and housing in post-operative recovery area Expertise of personnel Post-operative management Behaviour modification Post-operative monitoring (methods, frequency, duration) Stimulus (type, duration, frequency) Use of analgesics (type, dose, route, Blood/body fluid collection frequency, Volume means of determining necessity for use) Route Expertise of personnel Frequency Tumour/neoplasia induction Anaesthesia or analgesia Method Restraint Site Animal monitoring (methods, frequency) Endpoint Diet/water modifications Animal monitoring (methods, frequency) Type Toxicology Amount Substance Effects Volume/dose Measurement of intake Route Animal monitoring Frequency of treatment/total no per animals Drug treatments Local and systemic effects Substance Anaesthesia or analgesia Volume/dose Restraint Route Animal monitoring (methods, frequency) Frequency/total number per animals Endpoint/duration Local and systemic effects Wildlife studies Anaesthesia or analgesia Location Possible side effects Methods Restraint Capture methods Expertise of personnel Handling/restraint Euthanasia Housing Method Monitoring Location (where procedure will be performed) Release Expertise of personnel Effects on population Genetic manipulation Transport Methods Type Potential effects Duration Confinement Teaching Numbers of animals Source of animals Airconditioning Housing Housing Duration held Location Method of disposal Isolation Group housing (stocking rates, sexes) In-vitro studies Shelter Source of animals Bedding Duration held Hiding areas Euthanasia Environmental enrichment Duration held Conditioning period ATTACHMENT A: TEACHING ACTIVITIES Please refer to Section 4 of the Code when completing this section. It must be completed for all teaching activities (as indicated in Section A1 of this form). What is the maximum number of students to be supervised by each teacher?
(eg heat, intravenous fluids) Location of induction and recovery areas Restraint Expertise of personnel Behaviour modification Stimulus (type, duration, frequency) Blood/body fluid collection Volume Route Frequency Anaesthesia or analgesia Restraint Animal monitoring (methods, frequency) Diet/water modifications Type Amount Effects Measurement of intake Animal monitoring Drug treatments Substance Volume/dose Route Frequency/total number per animals Local and systemic effects Anaesthesia or analgesia Possible side effects Restraint Expertise of personnel Euthanasia Method Location (where procedure will be performed) Expertise of personnel Genetic manipulation Methods Potential effects Teaching Source of animals Housing Duration held Method of disposal In-vitro studies Source of animals Duration held Euthanasia Sterile technique (instruments, drapes, surgeon) Location of and housing in post-operative recovery area Post-operative management Post-operative monitoring (methods, frequency, duration) Use of analgesics (type, dose, route, frequency, means of determining necessity for use) Expertise of personnel Tumour/neoplasia induction Method Site Endpoint Animal monitoring (methods, frequency) Toxicology Substance Volume/dose Route Frequency of treatment/total no per animals Local and systemic effects Anaesthesia or analgesia Restraint Animal monitoring (methods, frequency) Endpoint/duration Wildlife studies Location Methods Capture methods Handling/restraint Housing Monitoring Release Effects on population Transport Type Duration Confinement Numbers of animals Airconditioning Housing Location Isolation Group housing (stocking rates, sexes) Shelter Bedding Hiding areas Environmental enrichment Duration held Conditioning period ATTACHMENT A: TEACHING ACTIVITIES Please refer to Section 4 of the Code when completing this section. It must be completed for all teaching activities (as indicated in Section A1 of this form). What is the maximum number of students to be supervised by each teacher?