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Behaviour in companion and domestic animals
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1which of the following are indications for clinical causes of behavioural changes?
- Asudden onset
- Bnot proportional to the stimulus
- Cunpredictable - cannot find a direct reason
- Dan animal not having had proper socialisation
- Eoverstimulation of the animal
2an animal that has been exposed to pain for a long time- most of its life will show which of the following
- Ahyperalgesia
- Balways shows aggression
- Cno clinical signs at all
- Dfew behavioural changes
3an [blank_start]interaction[blank_end] between an animal and another that is initiated by the first animal that has or could result in [blank_start]fright[blank_end]/harm or [blank_start]injur[blank_end]y
- Ainteraction
- Bfright
- Cinjur
4What does RAP refer to
- Atypes of aggression
- Bclinical conditions that are a cause of behavioural issues
- Cprinciples of treating aggression
- Drequirements in the core territory
5list the potential clinical causes of behavioural changes
u[blank_start]rogenital[blank_end], hepatic, g[blank_start]astrointestinal[blank_end], dietary sensitivities, h[blank_start]ormonal[blank_end], neurological, c[blank_start]ognitive dysfunctio[blank_end]n, cardiac, and s[blank_start]ensory.[blank_end]- Arogenital
- Bormonal
- Cognitive dysfunctio
- Densory
- Eastrointestinal
6Which of the following are examples of social/ environmental causes of behaviour?
- Atrauma
- Bfrustration
- Crelationships - loss, substitute
- Dhandling
- Ecognitive dysfunction
- FAddison's disease
- Gneutering
7which of the behaviours below is the SHAPE program aimed to help?
- Aanxiety
- Bfear
- Ccompulsive behaviours
- Daggression
- Eattention seeking
8S- safety and [blank_start]shelter[blank_end]
H- [blank_start]height advanta[blank_end]ge
A- access to [blank_start]food[blank_end] and attention
P- [blank_start]punishmen[blank_end]t
E - [blank_start]exercise[blank_end]- Aheight advanta
- Bshelter
- Cpunishmen
- Dfood
- Eexercise
9T/F: you would encourage a dog with aggression to play fetch
- ATrue
- BFalse
10Walking out of the room, leaving the dog behind after performing an undesired behaviour and not giving him/ her attention as you do is a [blank_start]passive[blank_end] withdrawal of attention.
- Apassive
- Bactive
- Cvoluntary
11select the factors that can affect if/ how well an animal can cope with a stressor.
- Aduration
- Bintensity
- Cif it is recurring
- Dif it has been desensitised to other historical stressors
- Econcurrent disease
12desensitisation is the best coping strategy for which behaviour?
- Aaggression
- Bdepression
- Cattention seeking
- Danxiety
- Ecompulsive behaviours
13which of the following drug is used for panic reduction (if high HR)
- Abeta-blockers
- Bselegeline
- Cfluoxetine
- Dimepitoin
- Esedative tranquillizers
- Ftrazodone
14which of the following animals do not naturally have a social structure in their groups.
- Apigs
- Bcats
- Ccows
- Dpoultry
- Esheep
15the socialisation period for cats is [blank_start]3-7[blank_end] weeks of age
the socialisation period for dogs is [blank_start]4-16[blank_end] weeks of age
the vulnerability period for dogs is [blank_start]8[blank_end] weeks of age- A3-7
- B4-16
- C8
16overstimulation, inappropriate handling, owner anxiety and barrier behaviours are an example of which social/ environmental cause of behaviour?
- Asocialisation
- Brelationships
- Chandling
- Dfrustration
- Ebreed
- Ftrauma
17what are the common social and environmental changes leading cats have behavioural issues?
- Achanges to the access to resources
- Btrauma, threat and change
- Crelationships
- Dhandling
- Efrustration
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- lectures 1-3 on behaviour week 2 sam lindley
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- Ella Gordon
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- Created on 28 Sep 2022 · updated on 29 Sep 2022
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