Question 1

Haematopinus suis is a large blood-sucking _____.

Accepted Answer

A) swine mange 
B) pig louse 
C) pig-specific tick 
D) ear mite 
A) swine mange 
B) pig louse 
C) pig-specific tick 
D) ear mite B

Question 2

Pigs have _____.

Accepted Answer

A) two permanent canine teeth 
B) a gestation period of approximately 330 days 
C) four toes on each foot 
D) litters of two to three piglets 
A) two permanent canine teeth 
B) a gestation period of approximately 330 days 
C) four toes on each foot 
D) litters of two to three piglets C

Question 3

When neutered, an adult male pig is called a _____.

Accepted Answer

A) boar 
B) gelding 
C) gilt 
D) barrow 
A) boar 
B) gelding 
C) gilt 
D) barrow D

Question 4

A piglet's neonatal canines are referred to as _____.

Accepted Answer

A) needle teeth 
B) tusks 
C) peg teeth 
D) fangs 
A) needle teeth 
B) tusks 
C) peg teeth 
D) fangs

Question 5

Some pigs have an inherited condition that can cause malignant hyperthermia, also recognized as _____.

Accepted Answer

A) porcine stress syndrome 
B) chronic fever disorder 
C) muscle rigor disease 
D) dippity pig syndrome 
A) porcine stress syndrome 
B) chronic fever disorder 
C) muscle rigor disease 
D) dippity pig syndrome

Question 6

Which of the following statements is correct regarding pet pigs?

Accepted Answer

A) Pigs are very clean. 
B) They cannot be easily housebroken. 
C) Pigs urinate and defecate where they sleep. 
D) They should be kept in the house. 
A) Pigs are very clean. 
B) They cannot be easily housebroken. 
C) Pigs urinate and defecate where they sleep. 
D) They should be kept in the house.

Question 7

Pigs are _____.

Accepted Answer

A) carnivores 
B) omnivores 
C) insectivores 
D) herbivores 
A) carnivores 
B) omnivores 
C) insectivores 
D) herbivores

Question 8

Erysipelas is an infectious bacterial disease that is also known as _____.

Accepted Answer

A) swine rabies 
B) Aujesky's disease 
C) red diamond disease 
D) mad cow disease 
A) swine rabies 
B) Aujesky's disease 
C) red diamond disease 
D) mad cow disease

Question 9

Federal law prohibits feeding to swine, including companion pigs.

Accepted Answer

A) pumpkin 
B) human food 
C) pig slop 
D) dog food 
A) pumpkin 
B) human food 
C) pig slop 
D) dog food

Question 10

A pig exposing its belly is _____.

Accepted Answer

A) being submissive 
B) feeling content with the situation 
C) showing loyalty 
D) reinforcing its dominance 
A) being submissive 
B) feeling content with the situation 
C) showing loyalty 
D) reinforcing its dominance

Haematopinus suis is a large blood-sucking _____.

Pigs have _____.

When neutered, an adult male pig is called a _____.

A piglet's neonatal canines are referred to as _____.

Some pigs have an inherited condition that can cause malignant hyperthermia, also recognized as _____.

Which of the following statements is correct regarding pet pigs?

Pigs are _____.

Erysipelas is an infectious bacterial disease that is also known as _____.

Federal law prohibits feeding to swine, including companion pigs.

A pig exposing its belly is _____.

Introduction to Exotic Animals

Zoonotic Disease

Introduction to Small Mammals

Ferrets

Rabbits

Guinea Pigs

Chinchillas

Hedgehogs

Degus

Hamsters and Gerbils

Rats and Mice

Short-Tailed Opposums

Sugar Gliders

Avian

Reptiles

Amphibians

Scorpions

Tarantulas

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Exam 21: Miniature Pigs

Haematopinus suis is a large blood-sucking _____.

Pigs have _____.

When neutered, an adult male pig is called a _____.

A piglet's neonatal canines are referred to as _____.

Some pigs have an inherited condition that can cause malignant hyperthermia, also recognized as _____.

Which of the following statements is correct regarding pet pigs?

Pigs are _____.

Erysipelas is an infectious bacterial disease that is also known as _____.

Federal law prohibits feeding to swine, including companion pigs.

A pig exposing its belly is _____.

Introduction to Exotic Animals

Zoonotic Disease

Introduction to Small Mammals

Ferrets

Rabbits

Guinea Pigs

Chinchillas

Hedgehogs

Degus

Hamsters and Gerbils

Rats and Mice

Short-Tailed Opposums

Sugar Gliders

Avian

Reptiles

Amphibians

Scorpions

Tarantulas

Hermit Crabs

Alpacas and Llamas

Backyard Chickens

Filters