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- 1. Open EndedScientific name for hamsters
- 2. Open EndedHamsters
- 3. Open EndedWhat are hamsters? (Carnivores, herbivores, ruminants, or omnivores)
- 4. Open EndedGenus and Species of the Syrian Hamster
- 5. Open EndedWhat bedding substrate should be used with hamsters?
- 6. Open EndedNormally how many Syrian hamsters should be kept in a cage together?
- 7. Open EndedSeed diets contain what in high levels?
- 8. Open EndedWhat is not a clinical sign of Proliferative ileitis? Watery Diarrhea, vomiting, dehydration or rectal prolapse
- 9. Open EndedWhat is alopecia in hamsters?
- 10. Open EndedWhich of the hamsters teeth grow continually over the animal's life time?
- 11. Open EndedLymphocytic Choriomeningitis is what type of infection?
- 12. Open EndedSymptoms of illness in hamsters are all of the following except: Diarrhea, torticollis, anorexia, or bright shiny eyes and glossy hair coat
- 13. Open EndedMost common species of hamsters include:
- 14. Open EndedDjungarian Hamster aka
- 15. Open EndedWhere did the hamster come from?
- 16. Open EndedIn 1971 the hamster was the ____ most commonly used lab animal.
- 17. Open EndedT/F: Females are larger than male hamsters.
- 18. Open EndedT/F: Males are more aggressive than female hamsters.
- 19. Open EndedWhat has the shortest gestation of all lab species?
- 20. Open EndedGestation of hamsters?
- 21. Open EndedWhat lab animal hibernates?
- 22. Open EndedT/F: Hamsters are easy to handle and seldom bite.
- 23. Open EndedWhere are Harderian glands found?
- 24. Open EndedT/F: Hamsters and gerbils are born with deciduous teeth.
- 25. Open EndedT/F: Hamsters and gerbils have open-rooted incisors that grow continuously.
- 26. Open EndedT/F: Hamsters and gerbils don't have canines or premolar teeth.
- 27. Open EndedWhy are hamsters known for be hoarders?
- 28. Open EndedWhen threatened what do hamsters do with their offspring?
- 29. Open EndedWhat does the lungs of a hamster look like?
- 30. Open EndedWhat are the flank glands in hamsters?
- 31. Open EndedT/F: Hamsters have paired vaginal pouches.
- 32. Open EndedHow many pairs of mammary glands do female hamsters have?
- 33. Open EndedWhat diseases do hamsters have in common with humans?
- 34. Open EndedWhat is the most popular research done on hamsters?
- 35. Open EndedSex determination of male hamsters
- 36. Open EndedSex determination of female hamsters
- 37. Open EndedAt what age do hamsters reach puberty?
- 38. Open EndedOnce pups are born should the male be with the female and pups? (Hamsters)
- 39. Open EndedWhat does a hamster pup look like when its born?
- 40. Open EndedWhen should you wean hamster pups?
- 41. Open EndedT/F: Hamsters are nocturnal.
- 42. Open EndedWhen hibernating does the hamster eat?
- 43. Open EndedWhen do hamsters hibernate?
- 44. Open EndedT/F: Hamsters are social animals.
- 45. Open EndedCan hamsters be housed together?
- 46. Open EndedT/F: Hamsters are notorious escape artists
- 47. Open EndedT/F: Hamsters can be scruffed.
- 48. Open EndedBest restraint to use on hamsters?
- 49. Open EndedMax SQ volume for administration
- 50. Open EndedT/F: IV makes a good choice for administration of medications.
- 51. Open EndedBall-tipped feeding needle
- 52. Open EndedIf using a ball-tipped feeding needle what is important to remember? (what not to do)
- 53. Open EndedCommon medical procedures done in hamsters?
- 54. Open EndedDo you intubate a hamster for anesthesia?
- 55. Open EndedIs it common to fast rodents before surgery?
- 56. Open EndedMethods for blood collection
- 57. Open EndedCommon disease
- 58. Open EndedProliferative Ileitis
- 59. Open EndedClinical signs associated with proliferative ileitis
- 60. Open EndedMost common disease in hamsters
- 61. Open EndedCause of wet tail
- 62. Open EndedProliferative Ileitis (Wet Tail)
- 63. Open EndedCan hamsters die from Proliferative Ileitis (wet tail)?
- 64. Open EndedTreatment of wet tail
- 65. Open EndedT/F: Hamsters and GPs both get Dysbiosis
- 66. Open EndedClinical Signs of antibiotic-associated enterocolitis
- 67. Open EndedWhat zoonotic diseases can hamsters get?
- 68. Open EndedTyzzer's Disease
- 69. Open EndedClinical Signs of Tyzzer's Disease
- 70. Open EndedWhat causes Tyzzer's Disease
- 71. Open EndedTreatment for Tyzzer's Disease
- 72. Open EndedPneumonia
- 73. Open EndedClinical signs of Pneumonia
- 74. Open EndedTeeth chattering
- 75. Open EndedTreatment for pneumonia
- 76. Open EndedClinical signs of Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis
- 77. Open EndedLymphocytic Choriomeningitis affects what species?
- 78. Open EndedWhat does Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis cause in humans?
- 79. Open EndedTreatment of Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis
- 80. Open EndedMost common nematode found in hamsters and gerbils?
- 81. Open EndedMost common protozoa found in hamsters and gerbils?
- 82. Open EndedWhat parasites are often mistaken for Wet tail in hamsters?
- 83. Open EndedMost common cause of death in aged hamsters?
- 84. Open EndedWhy is amyloidosis fatal?
- 85. Open EndedTreatment for Amyloidosis
- 86. Open EndedClinical signs of Amyloidosis
- 87. Open EndedPolycystic Disease
- 88. Open EndedBarbering
- 89. Open EndedVitamin E Deficiency
- 90. Open EndedWhere are gerbils native to?
- 91. Open EndedScientific name for Gerbils
- 92. Open EndedWhere do gerbils originate from?
- 93. Open EndedT/F: Gerbil tails are covered in hair
- 94. Open EndedWhat purpose does the long hindlimbs serve?
- 95. Open EndedT/F: Gerbils consume very little water and have highly concentrated urine
- 96. Open EndedProminent Sebaceous Glands in Gerbils
- 97. Open EndedSeizures
- 98. Open EndedSex determination in Gerbils
- 99. Open EndedMonogamous
- 100. Open EndedShould you separate male and female when pups are born?
- 101. Open EndedGestation of Gerbils
- 102. Open EndedT/F: Gerbils are social and inquisitive animals that are easy to handle and seldom bite
- 103. Open EndedT/F: Gerbils are nocturnal
- 104. Open EndedWhat does it mean when gerbils thumb their hindlimbs on the cage floor?
- 105. Open EndedT/F: Gerbils don't climb but jump large heights so cages should have secured lids
- 106. Open EndedT/F: You can pick up gerbils by their tail
- 107. Open EndedT/F: Dermatitis (Demodex or staphylococcus aureus) is a common disease found in gerbils
- 108. Open EndedMitaban Dip
- 109. Open EndedT/F: Ringworm is common in both hamsters in gerbils
- 110. Open EndedRed Nose or Sore Nose
- 111. Open EndedWhat makes hamsters capable of hibernating?
- 112. Open EndedWhy don't you fast rodents before surgery?
- 113. Open EndedJirds
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