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9781405111591

Handbook of Laboratory Animal Management and Welfare

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  • ISBN13:

    9781405111591

  • ISBN10:

    1405111593

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-11-17
  • Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
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Summary

This third edition of the bestseller Handbook of Laboratory Animal Management & Welfare has been fully revised and updated making it an essential handbook for all those working with animals under the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act, 1986. Designed to be a practical reference book, it covers every area of animal care and aims to improve animal welfare through best practice and refinement of techniques. It covers principles applicable to all species, including training of licensees, the regulatory framework, euthanasia, management of pain and stress, anaesthesia and surgery, and also includes specific sections on biology and husbandry.

Author Biography

Sarah Wolfensohn and Maggie Lloyd

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements xii
SECTION 1: GENERAL
1 Education and training for the licence holder
3(12)
Introduction
3(1)
Attitudes
3(1)
Training
4(3)
Core competencies of personal licence holders
7(1)
Further information
8(2)
Websites
10(5)
2 The regulatory framework
15(26)
A brief history of the use of animals in research
15(1)
Legislation and animal use
16(2)
The Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986
18(15)
Communication
33(1)
The ethics of using animals in experiments
33(4)
Statistics of animal usage
37(1)
Legislation controlling use of animals in experiments in other countries
37(2)
Other relevant legislation in the UK
39(1)
Further information
39(2)
3 Health, safety and security
41(18)
Legal framework
41(4)
The hazards
45(9)
Miscellaneous health and safety hazards and risks
54(2)
Lone working
56(1)
Employee security
56(1)
Summary
57(1)
Further information
57(2)
4 Pain, stress and humane end points
59(15)
What is stress?
59(1)
Assessment of pain and distress
60(1)
Quantification of pain and distress
61(2)
Defining the humane end point
63(2)
Development of distress scoring systems
65(7)
Further information
72(2)
5 Humane methods of killing
74(11)
Introduction
74(2)
Preparation for humane killing
76(1)
Schedule 1 methods
77(4)
Other methods
81(1)
Confirmation of death and disposal of carcasses
82(1)
Choice of methods
82(2)
Further information
84(1)
6 Introduction to laboratory animal husbandry
85(22)
Selection of animals
85(2)
Health monitoring
87(7)
Supply of laboratory animals
94(1)
Transport of laboratory animals
95(1)
Handling laboratory animals
96(1)
Introduction to laboratory animal husbandry
97(8)
Further information
105(1)
Websites
106(1)
7 Anaesthesia of laboratory animals
107(31)
Choosing an anaesthetic
107(2)
Pre-operative care
109(1)
Pre-anaesthetic drugs
110(2)
General anaesthesia: inhalation or injection?
112(1)
General anaesthetic drugs
113(16)
Anaesthetic management
129(5)
Muscle relaxation in anaesthesia
134(2)
A guide to anaesthetics/analgesics and related drugs
136(1)
Further information
137(1)
8 Management of pain, suffering, distress and lasting harm
138(12)
Animal care: management of distress
139(3)
Management of pain
142(4)
Post-operative care
146(1)
Additional considerations in pain management
147(1)
Further information
148(2)
9 Conduct of minor procedures
150(32)
Administration of substances
150(8)
Legal categories and restrictions governing the use of drugs used in experimental animals
158(1)
Removal of blood
159(10)
Record keeping
169(1)
Indwelling cannulae, arterial loops and fistulae
169(3)
Miscellaneous methods of administration and sampling
172(3)
Polyclonal antibody production in laboratory animals
175(3)
Animal models
178(1)
Equipment for carrying out minor procedures
179(1)
Further information
180(2)
10 Introduction to surgery and suturing
182(31)
Introduction to surgical biology
182(2)
Principles of surgery
184(7)
Surgical techniques
191(3)
Surgical equipment
194(5)
Perioperative antibiosis and post-operative wound infections
199(1)
Suturing techniques and materials
200(11)
Summary
211(1)
Further information
212(1)
11 The project licence application
213(20)
Introduction
213(2)
The project licence application
215(12)
The application process
227(1)
Assessment of the application
228(1)
Project licence management
229(1)
Further information
230(1)
Websites
230(3)
SECTION 2: SPECIES
For each species covers:
Behaviour
Housing
Feeding
Water
Environment
Breeding
Growth
Handling
Pain and stress recognition
Common diseases and health monitoring
Biological data and useful reference data
Drug doses for anaesthesia
Drug doses for analgesia Growth
12 Small laboratory animals
233(39)
Rodents
233(1)
Mouse
233(8)
Rat
241(7)
Hamster
248(4)
Gerbil
252(4)
Guinea pig
256(6)
Rabbit
262(8)
Further information
270(2)
13 Genetically modified animals and harmful mutants
272(9)
Introduction
272(1)
Creation of genetically altered animals
273(2)
Legislative requirements
275(1)
Monitoring genetically modified and harmful mutant animals
276(2)
Management of genetically modified and harmful mutant animals
278(1)
Summary
279(1)
Further information
279(2)
14 Carnivores
281(23)
Dog
281(9)
Cat
290(8)
Ferret
298(5)
Further information
303(1)
15 Primates
304(22)
Supply of non-human primates
304(2)
Psychological well-being
306(1)
Nutrition
307(1)
New World monkeys
308(2)
Old World monkeys
310(5)
Handling primates
315(3)
Pain and stress recognition
318(2)
Common diseases and health monitoring
320(2)
Doses of drugs for anaesthesia in primates
322(2)
Further information
324(1)
Website
325(1)
16 The larger domestic species
326(39)
Supply
326(1)
Pigs
327(10)
Ruminants
337(4)
Sheep
341(7)
Goats
348(5)
Cattle
353(5)
Equines
358(6)
Further information
364(1)
17 Birds
365(15)
Introduction
365(1)
Anatomical features
365(3)
Physiological features
368(1)
Behavior
369(1)
Housing and husbandry
369(1)
Feeding
370(1)
Reproduction
370(1)
Handling
370(2)
Pain and stress recognition
372(1)
Common diseases and health monitoring
372(1)
Anaesthesia
373(2)
Post-operative care
375(1)
Analgesics
376(2)
Useful data
378(1)
Further information
379(1)
Website
379(1)
18 Amphibia
380(12)
Introduction
380(1)
Anurans
381(5)
Caudata (urodeles)
386(3)
Handling
389(1)
Anaesthesia
389(1)
Techniques
390(1)
Further information
391(1)
Websites
391(1)
19 Wild animals
392(12)
General considerations
392(2)
Considerations under the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986
394(2)
Health and safety considerations
396(1)
Identification of wild animals
396(1)
Anaesthesia of wild animals
396(6)
Further information
402(1)
Websites
403(1)
Glossary 404(5)
Index 409

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