b. 3cm diameter c. 4cm diameter d. 5cm diameter 61. Tuberculosis is a zoonotic disease predominantly associated with which of the following British wild animals? a. Foxes b. Stoats c. Pine martin d. Badger 62. Which of the following statements regarding fluid therapy of seals is FALSE? a. Fluids can be subcutaneously b. Fluids can be given intravenously c. Fluids can be given per os d. Fluids may be required post-operatively 63. You have been asked to help clean up some sea birds that are covered in oil from a tanker spill. Which of the following substances should you use to remove this oil? a. A bar of soap b. Washing powder c. Washing up liquid d. Dog shampoo 64. Which of the following species of deer is not native to the ? a. b. Roe deer c. Fallow deer d. Sika deer 65. Which of the following statements regarding the reproductive cycle of the badger is correct? a. There is no set time of year when young are born b. They are spontaneous ovulators and young are generally born between April and May c. They can mate at any time of year, but cubs are born between January and March due to delayed implantation
b. 3cm diameter c. 4cm diameter d. 5cm diameter 61. Tuberculosis is a zoonotic disease predominantly associated with which of the following British wild animals? a. Foxes b. Stoats c. Pine martin d. Badger 62. Which of the following statements regarding fluid therapy of seals is FALSE? a. Fluids can be subcutaneously b. Fluids can be given intravenously c. Fluids can be given per os d. Fluids may be required post-operatively 63. You have been asked to help clean up some sea birds that are covered in oil from a tanker spill. Which of the following substances should you use to remove this oil? a. A bar of soap b. Washing powder c. Washing up liquid d. Dog shampoo 64. Which of the following species of deer is not native to the ? a. b. Roe deer c. Fallow deer d. Sika deer 65. Which of the following statements regarding the reproductive cycle of the badger is correct? a. There is no set time of year when young are born b. They are spontaneous ovulators and young are generally born between April and May c. They can mate at any time of year, but cubs are born between January and March due to delayed implantation
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