Checklist What is happening to the animals? What will be the effects? How will the effects be minimised? Anaesthesia Diet/Water Modifications Housing Sterile technique: instruments, drapes, Transport surgeon Fasting Type Location Location of and housing in Type recovery area Induction & drug, dose, route Amount Isolation Post-operative management Duration Methods of monitoring Effects Group housing: stocking rates, sexes Post-operative monitoring: methods, Confinement anaesthesia and recovery frequency, means of determining necessity of use Additional support during Measurement of intake Shelter Expertise Numbers of animals anaesthesia and recovery (e.g. heat, intravenous fluids) Location of induction and Animal monitoring Bedding Air conditioning recovery areas Hiding areas Teaching Anaesthesia or analgesia Drug Treatments Environmental enrichment Source of animals Tumour/neoplasia induction Possible side effects Substance Duration held Housing Method Restraint Volume Conditioning period Duration held Site Frequency/total number per Method of disposal Endpoint animal Behaviour Modification Local and systemic effects In-vitro Studies Animal monitoring: methods, frequency Stimulus: type, duration, Source of animals Toxicology frequency Euthanasia Wildlife Studies Duration held Substance Blood/Body Fluid Method Euthanasia Volume Location Collection Volume Location: where procedure will be Route Methods performed Route Expertise of personnel Surgery Frequency of treatments/total number Capture methods per animal Frequency Anaesthesia Local and systemic effects Handling/restraint Genetic Manipulation Anaesthesia or analgesia Location of pre-operative Anaesthesia or analgesia Housing preparation area Restraint Methods Pre-operative preparation Restraint Monitoring Animal monitoring: methods, Potential effects Surgical procedure: site, technique Animal monitoring: methods, frequency Release frequency Endpoint/duration Effects on population
Checklist What is happening to the animals? What will be the effects? How will the effects be minimised? Anaesthesia Diet/Water Modifications Housing Sterile technique: instruments, drapes, surgeon Transport Fasting Type Location Location of and housing in recovery area Type Induction & drug, dose, route Amount Isolation Post-operative management Duration Methods of monitoring anaesthesia and recovery Effects Group housing: stocking rates, sexes Post-operative monitoring: methods, frequency, means of determining necessity of use Confinement Additional support during anaesthesia and recovery (e.g. heat, intravenous fluids) Measurement of intake Shelter Expertise Numbers of animals Location of induction and recovery areas Animal monitoring Bedding Air conditioning Hiding areas Teaching Anaesthesia or analgesia Drug Treatments Environmental enrichment Source of animals Tumour/neoplasia induction Possible side effects Substance Duration held Housing Method Restraint Volume Conditioning period Duration held Site Frequency/total number per animal Method of disposal Endpoint Behaviour Modification Local and systemic effects In-vitro Studies Animal monitoring: methods, frequency Stimulus: type, duration, frequency Source of animals Toxicology Euthanasia Duration held Substance Wildlife Studies Blood/Body Fluid Collection Method Euthanasia Volume Location Volume Location: where procedure will be performed Route Methods Route Expertise of personnel Surgery Frequency of treatments/total number per animal Capture methods Frequency Anaesthesia Local and systemic effects Handling/restraint Anaesthesia or analgesia Genetic Manipulation Location of pre-operative preparation area Anaesthesia or analgesia Housing Restraint Methods Pre-operative preparation Restraint Monitoring Animal monitoring: methods, frequency Potential effects Surgical procedure: site, technique Animal monitoring: methods, frequency Release Endpoint/duration Effects on population
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