full description of all non surgical procedures. Please also include details in the table below. If substances are being administered to animals please include details of route, volumes, frequency, intervals and duration. Note: Only the title of the procedure should be listed in column one of table. Full details of the procedures must be completed in the relevant space below each table. Type of non surgical Expected impacts of Expected frequency of Refinement taken to minimise procedure to be the procedure adverse impacts impacts carried out e.g. gavage Minor discomfort Some discomfort on each Good handling to minimise discomfort rarely substance enters occasion. Substance in and observation after dosing with airway or oesophagus is airway or oesophageal humane killing of any animal showing damaged damage in less than 1 in signs of mis-dosing or damage. 1000 administrations. Which investigator/s as detailed in the application will perform these procedures? 16. SURGICAL PROCEDURES In accordance with section 3.3.16 (ii) of the Australian Code for the Care and Use of Animals for Scientific Purposes, 2013, aseptic technique must be performed during any recovery surgical procedures within an AEC approved project. FULL DESCRIPTION OF ALL SURGICAL PROCEDURES. Please also include details in the table below Aseptic Technique Assessment form is attached [ ] Type of surgical Expected impacts of Expected frequency of Refinement taken to procedure to be carried the procedure adverse impacts minimise impacts out e.g. insertion of catheter Pain Always Analgesia Which investigator/s as detailed in the application will perform these procedures? ANAESTHETICS AND NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKADE Species Agent(s) Dose Route Frequency Duration e.g. Rat Ketamine with 75 mg/kg IP Once only Single injection is sufficient for the 20 medetomidine ketamine with minute procedure (diluted in water for 0.5 mg/kg injection). medetomidine Which investigator/s as detailed in the application will perform these procedures?
full description of all non surgical procedures. Please also include details in the table below. If substances are being administered to animals please include details of route, volumes, frequency, intervals and duration. Note: Only the title of the procedure should be listed in column one of table. Full details of the procedures must be completed in the relevant space below each table. Type of non surgical procedure to be carried out Expected impacts of the procedure Expected frequency of adverse impacts Refinement taken to minimise impacts e.g. gavage Minor discomfort rarely substance enters airway or oesophagus is damaged Some discomfort on each occasion. Substance in airway or oesophageal damage in less than 1 in 1000 administrations. Good handling to minimise discomfort and observation after dosing with humane killing of any animal showing signs of mis-dosing or damage. Which investigator/s as detailed in the application will perform these procedures? 16. SURGICAL PROCEDURES In accordance with section 3.3.16 (ii) of the Australian Code for the Care and Use of Animals for Scientific Purposes, 2013, aseptic technique must be performed during any recovery surgical procedures within an AEC approved project. FULL DESCRIPTION OF ALL SURGICAL PROCEDURES. Please also include details in the table below Aseptic Technique Assessment form is attached [ ] Type of surgical procedure to be carried out Expected impacts of the procedure Expected frequency of adverse impacts Refinement taken to minimise impacts e.g. insertion of catheter Pain Always Analgesia Which investigator/s as detailed in the application will perform these procedures? ANAESTHETICS AND NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKADE Species Agent(s) Dose Route Frequency Duration e.g. Rat Ketamine with medetomidine (diluted in water for injection). 75 mg/kg ketamine with 0.5 mg/kg medetomidine IP Once only Single injection is sufficient for the 20 minute procedure Which investigator/s as detailed in the application will perform these procedures?
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