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Training resources related to animal use & care have been identified and divided by Training Classes, SafetyNets, and Videos. You can use these additional resources to enhance your departmental training program.

 

TRAINING CLASSES

LAB ANIMAL SKILLS

These three-hour classes focus on the practical handling, restraint, gavage, injection, and blood collection techniques commonly used with laboratory rats and mice (classes for other species can often be scheduled upon special request). Following a video demonstration and discussion, participants then practice what they have learned during the hands-on session. Classes include a very brief discussion of laws and regulations, animal health and welfare, and occupational health requirements. Participants are requested to attend a "Animal Care & Use 101" seminar prior to participating in a skills class. Every attempt is made to tailor classes to the specific needs of participants. Faculty, staff, and students working with laboratory animals are encouraged to enroll to learn new skills or update techniques. Maximum enrollment: 6 participants per class. Classes scheduled as needed.

For more information call Sherri Goss at 530-752-5837.

Schedule of Upcoming Lab Animal Skills Classes

 

ANIMAL CARE & USE 101

All Individuals including faculty, staff, and students (employees or volunteers) who are named on an Animal Use and Care Protocol or have exposure to live vertebrate animals must attend the "Animal Care and Use 101" course.

Please view/print this handout before going to the in-person class.

Schedule of Upcoming ACU 101 Classes


SAFETYNETS

SafetyNets are available in two formats.The view option will display the SafetyNet as a web page whereas the print option will display the document (or allow for download) in a print-ready Adobe Acrobat PDF format.  

Number  Title  Reviewed
SafetyNet #116 "Training Responsibilities by Principal Investigators" 01-2007
SafetyNet #3 "Guidelines for Disposal of Sharps, Biological, and Medical Waste" 01-2007
SafetyNet #4 "Partial List of Incompatible Chemicals" 05-2007
SafetyNet #5 "Eye and Face Safety Protection for Laboratory Workers" 01-2007
SafetyNet #6 "Can This Go Down the Drain?" 02-2007
SafetyNet #11 "Guidelines for the Safe Use of Formaldehyde" 01-2007
SafetyNet #12 "Why Didn't the Custodian Pick Up My Trash?" 01-2007
SafetyNet #16 "Guidelines for Mercury Spill Control" 01-2007
SafetyNet #20 "Electrical Safety Guidelines" 01-2007
SafetyNet #21 "Minimizing Aerosol Exposure" 12-2006
SafetyNet #26 "Effective Use of Autoclaves" 05-2004
SafetyNet #27 "Controlling Laboratory Ergonomic Risk Factors" 01-2007
SafetyNet #30 "Building Temperature Extremes" 12-2006
SafetyNet #31 "Use of Refrigerators and Freezers" 01-2007
SafetyNet #36 "OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standard Worker Information" 02-2003
SafetyNet #39 "Safety Training Tips" 01-2007
SafetyNet #40 "Health & Safety Hazards: A Student's Right-To-Know" 01-2007
SafetyNet #41 "What You Should Know to Protect Your Wrists and Hands from Repetitive Motion Injury" 01-2007
SafetyNet #45 "Glossary of MSDS Terms" 01-2007
SafetyNet #46 "Lifting" 01-2007
SafetyNet #49 "Pesticide Storage" 01-2007
SafetyNet #51 "Selecting Chemical Disinfectants" 05-2004
SafetyNet #52 "Emergency Medical Care" 08-2007
SafetyNet #54 "Pregnancy and The University Workplace" 01-2007
SafetyNet #62 "Needle and Syringe Safety" 05-2003
SafetyNet #64 "Guidelines for Evaluating Safety Performance" 03-2007
SafetyNet #66 "Emergency Eyewash and Shower Testing and Use" 01-2008
SafetyNet #68 "Use of Chlorine Compounds as Disinfectants" 02-2003
SafetyNet #71 "Radiation and Human Health" 11-2006
SafetyNet #72 "Chemical Substitutes" 02-2007
SafetyNet #83 "Non-Structural Seismic Safety" 10-2007
SafetyNet #88 "Respiratory Protection Program" 01-2007
SafetyNet #103 "Min/Max Thermometer Information Sheet" 03-2007
SafetyNet #118 "Laboratory Security and Emergency Response Tips for Hazardous Materials Users" 01-2007
SafetyNet #121 "Reporting Work-related Fatalities and Serious Injuries or Illnesses" 10-2006

 

VIDEOS

The following videos are available for check-out from the Carlson Health Sciences Library (HSL). You may contact them at 530-752-8041 if you have any questions about the videotapes or search the UC Davis Library catalog by title or key word. Videotapes can be viewed at the HSL, checked out for up to seven days in person or checked out via the Interlibrary Loan Service.

Title Length Description
"Practical Methodology: Endotracheal Intubation: The Guinea Pig" 13 min

These videos cover endotracheal intubation techniques with emphasis on proper positioning.

Fiberoptic videocamera views illustrate and reinforce correct methods.

"Practical Methodology: Endotracheal Intubation: The Rabbit" 13 min
"Practical Methodology: Endotracheal Intubation: The Rat and Hamster" 11 min
"Practical Methodology: Non-human Primates-Part I: Handling, Restraint, Personnel Safety" 19 min This program covers such topics as handling and restraint; animal and personnel safety.
"Practical Methodology: Reptiles I - Handling, Restraint, Personnel Safety" 17 min This program covers such topics as handling and restraint; sexing; animal and personnel safety.
"Practical Methodology: Non-human Primates-Part II: Techniques” 16 min

These programs cover such techniques as stomach tubing; aseptic technique;

subcutaneous, intramuscular, intraperitoneal, and intravenous injections; and, blood collection.

"Practical Methodology: Reptiles II - Techniques" 18 min
"Practical Methodology: The Guinea Pig" 18 min

These programs cover such topics as handling and restraint; sexing; stomach tubing;

aseptic technique; subcutaneous, intramuscular, intraperitoneal, and intravenous injections;

blood collection; animal and personnel safety.

"Practical Methodology: The Hamster" 22 min
"Practical Methodology: The Mouse" 20 min
"Practical Methodology: The Rabbit" 26 min
"Practical Methodology: The Rat" 22 min