The Guide

Front 1

Dry Bulb Temperature
mouse, rat, hamster, gerbil, G. pig

Back 1

20 -26 C
68-79 F

Front 2

Dry bulb temperature
Rabbit

Back 2

16-22 C
61-72 F

Front 3

Dry Bulb temp
Cat, dog, NHP

Back 3

18-29 C
64-84 F

Front 4

Dry Bulb Temperature
Farm Animals, poultry

Back 4

16-27 C
61-81 F

Front 5

TNZ mice

Back 5

26-34 C
lower than LCT for activity
above LCT for maintence, resting

Front 6

LCT rats

Back 6

26-30 C

Hint 6

Listed in Guide as LCT- may actually reflect TNZ?

Front 7

LCT gerbils

Back 7

28-32 C

Hint 7

Listed in Guide as LCT- may actually reflect TNZ?

Front 8

LCT rabbits

Back 8

15-20 C

Hint 8

Listed in Guide as LCT- may actually reflect TNZ?

Front 9

LCT Cats/ dogs

Back 9

20-25

Hint 9

Listed in Guide as LCT- may actually reflect TNZ?

Front 10

Air at 20 C moving at 60 lfpm cools how much?

Back 10

7 C

Front 11

Minimum filtration standard for recycled exhaust air?

Back 11

85-95% ASHRAE efficient filters plus other considerations depending on air composition

Front 12

Light intensity level which will not cause photoreceptor damage albino rats

Back 12

325 lux (30-ft candles) approx 1 m (3.3 ft) above flr

Front 13

light intensity distance from source relationship

Back 13

L.I. decreases with the square of distance from source

Front 14

Effects of sound > than X dB

Back 14

85 dB; eosinopenia, increased adrenal gland weights, reduced fertility rodents

Front 15

Floor area/ animal (in^2)
mice in groups
<10 g
up to 15 g
up to 25 g
>25 g

Back 15

6 (38.7)
8 (51.6)
12 (77.4)
>or =15 (96.7)

Hint 15

Height 5 in (12.7) all sizes

Front 16

Female plus litter mouse (in^2)
Floor area

Back 16

51 (330)

Hint 16

5 (12.7) height

Front 17

Floor area/ animal (in^2)
rats in groups
<100
Up to 200
Up to 300
UP to 400
Up to 500
>500

Back 17

17 (109.6)
23 (148.35)
29 (187.05)
40 (258.0)
60 (387.0)
> or = 70 (451.5)

Hint 17

Height 7 in (17.8 cm) all sizes

Front 18

Female + litter rat (in^2)

Back 18

124 (800)

Hint 18

7(17.8)

Front 19

Floor area/ animal (in^2)
Hamsters in groups
<60
up to 80
Up to 100
>100

Back 19

10 (64.5)
13 (83.8)
16 (103.2)
> or = 19 (122.5)

Hint 19

Height 6 (15.2) for all sizes

Front 20

Floor area/ animal (in^2)
guinea pigs
Up to 350 g
>350 g

Back 20

60 (387.0)
> or = 101 (651.5)

Hint 20

Height 7 (17.8) for all sizes

Front 21

Floor area/ animal (ft^2)
rabbits
<2 kg
Up to 4 kg
Up to 5.4 kg
>5.4 kg

Back 21

1.5 (0.14)
3.0 (0.28)
4.0 (0.37)
> or = 5.0 (0.46)

Hint 21

Height 16 in (40.5 cm) for all sizes

Front 22

Cats
Floor area/ animal (ft^2)
< or = 4 kg
>4 kg

Back 22

3.0 (0.28)
> or = 4.0 (0.37)

Hint 22

Height 24 in (60.8 cm) for all sizes

Front 23

Dogs
Floor area/ animal (ft^2)
<15 kg
Up to 30
> 30

Back 23

8.0 (0.74)
12 (1.2)
> or = 24.0 (2.4)

Hint 23

cage height for animals to stand erect with feet on floor

Front 24

USDA dog floor space

Back 24

(length of dog from tip of nose to base of tail in inches + 6 inches)^2/144

Front 25

Pigeons
Floor area/ animal (ft^2)

Back 25

0.8 (0.07)

Hint 25

cage height for animals to stand erect with feet on floor

Front 26

Quail
Floor area/ animal (ft^2)

Back 26

0.25 (0.023)

Hint 26

cage height for animals to stand erect with feet on floor

Front 27

Chickens
Floor area/ animal (ft^2)
<0.25
Up to 0.5
Up to 1.5
Up to 3.0
>3.0

Back 27

0.25 (0.023)
0.5 (0.046)
1.0 (0.093)
2.0 (0.186)
> or = 3.00 (0.279)

Hint 27

cage height for animals to stand erect with feet on floor

Front 28

Group 1 NHP

Back 28

up to 1.5 kg

Hint 28

2.1 (ft^2) (0.20)
Height 30 in (76.2)

Front 29

Group 2 NHP

Back 29

up to 3.0 kg

Hint 29

3.0 (ft^2) (0.28)
30 in (76.2 cm)

Front 30

Group 3 NHP

Back 30

up to 10 kg

Hint 30

4.3 (ft^2)(0.4)
30 in (76.2)

Front 31

Group 4 NHP

Back 31

Up to 15 kg

Hint 31

6.0 (ft^2) (0.56)
32 in (81.3)

Front 32

Group 5 NHP

Back 32

Up to 20 kg

Hint 32

8.0 (ft^2)(0.74)
36 in (91.4)

Front 33

Group 6 NHP

Back 33

Up to 25 kg

Hint 33

10 (ft^2) (0.93)
46 in (116.8)

Front 34

Group 7 NHP

Back 34

Up to 30 kg

Hint 34

15 (ft^2) (1.40)
46 (116.8)

Front 35

Group 8 NHP

Back 35

> 30 kg

Hint 35

> or = 25 (ft^2) (2.32)
60 in (152.4)

Front 36

Chimpanzee juvenile

Back 36

Up to 10 kg

Hint 36

15 (1.4)
60 in (152.4)

Front 37

Chimpanzee adults

Back 37

> 10

Hint 37

> or = 25 (ft^2) (2.32)
84 in (213.4)

Front 38

1 sheep/ goat per enclosure

Back 38

< 25 kg
Up to 50 kg
>50 kg

Hint 38

10 ft^2 (0.9)
15 ft^2 (1.35)
> or = 20.0 ft^2 (1.8)

Front 39

2-5 sheep and goats per enclosure

Back 39

< 25 kg
Up to 50 kg
> 50 kg

Hint 39

8.5 ft^2 (0.76)
12.5 (1.12)
> or = 17.0 ft^2 (1.53)

Front 40

> 5 sheep and goats per enclosure

Back 40

< 25 kg
Up to 50 kg
> 50 kg

Hint 40

7.5 ft^2 (0.67)
11.3 (1.02)
> or = 15.0 (1.35)

Front 41

1 Pig per enclosure

Back 41

< 15 kg
Up to 25 kg
up to 50 kg
up to 100 kg
Up to 200 kg
> 200 kg

Hint 41

8.0 ft^2 (0.72)
12.0 ft^2
15.0 ft^2
24.0 ft^2
48.0 ft^2
> or = 60 ft^2

Front 42

2-5 swine per enclosure

Back 42

<25 kg
up to 50 kg
up to 100 kg
Up to 200 kg
> 200 kg

Hint 42

6.0 ft^2
10.0 ft^2
20.0ft^2
40.0ft^2
> or = 52.0 ft^2

Front 43

> 5 Swine per enclosure

Back 43

<25 kg
up to 50 kg
up to 100 kg
Up to 200 kg
> 200 kg

Hint 43

6.0 ft^2
9.0 ft^2
18.0 ft^2
36.0 ft^2
48.0 ft^2

Front 44

1 Cow per enclosure

Back 44

< 75 kg
Up to 200 kg
Up to 350 kg
Up to 500 kg
Up to 650 kg
>650 kg

Hint 44

24.0 ft^2
48.0 ft^2
72.0 ft^2
96.0 ft^2
124.0 ft^2
> or = 144 ft^2

Front 45

2-5 cattle per enclosure

Back 45

< 75 kg
Up to 200 kg
Up to 350 kg
Up to 500 kg
Up to 650 kg
>650 kg

Hint 45

20.0 ft^2
40.0ft^2
60.0 ft^2
80.0 ft^2
105.0 ft^2
> or = 120.0 ft^2

Front 46

> 5 cattle per enclosure

Back 46

< 75 kg
Up to 200 kg
Up to 350 kg
Up to 500 kg
Up to 650 kg
>650 kg

Hint 46

18.0 ft^2
36.0 ft^2
54.0 ft^2
72.0 ft^2
93.0ft^2
> or = 108.0 ft^2

Front 47

Horses

Back 47

144.0 ft^2 (12.96)

Hint 47

No weight categories

Front 48

Ponies
1-4 per pen

Back 48

72.0 ft^2

Hint 48

No weight categories

Front 49

Ponies >4/pen

Back 49

< or = 200 kg
> 200 kg

Hint 49

60.0 ft^2
> or = 72.0 ft^2

Front 50

Natural ingredient diets

Back 50

formulated with agricultural by-products and products. Nutrient composition of ingredient varies, may have low levels naturally occuring or artificial contaminants

Front 51

Certified diets

Back 51

assayed for contaminents, used for studies such as GLP level

Front 52

Purified diets

Back 52

Refined so each ingredient contains a single nutrient or nutrient class; less nutrient concentration variability and potential for chemical contamination lower

Front 53

Chemically defined diets

Back 53

most elemental ingredients available, i.e. individual amino acids and specific sugars

Front 54

Storage for natural ingredient diets

Back 54

<21 C (70 F) and below 50% humidity recommended

Front 55

Purified and chemically defined diet storage

Back 55

< or equal to 4 C (39 F). Less stable than natural ingredient diets (shelf life less than 6 mos)

Front 56

Aromatic hydrocarbons induce or inhibit hepatic microsomal enzymes?

Back 56

Induce

Front 57

Effective disinfection can be achieved at what range of water temps?

Back 57

143-180 F depending on length of exposure

Front 58

Cage card information

Back 58

Source of animal, strain or stock (+genotype if applicable), name and contact of PI/ lab person, pertinent dates, and protocol number (when applicable)

Front 59

Life support system

Back 59

physical structure to contain water and animals as well as ancillary equipment to move, treat water

Hint 59

Recirculating, flow through, static

Front 60

Water sources aquatics

Back 60

Treated waste water, surface water, protected water, artificial water