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Please complete this short summative quiz on the seal sedation training.

The pass mark for this quiz is 100%, the high standard is to ensure that all participating individual are thoroughly aware of the implications and procedures of seal sedation.

When attempting the quiz, please put your full name (First and Last name) so that your training can be logged with the L and D department.

Any issues with the quiz, please contact either Vincent, Jasmine or Lachlan.

Good luck!

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Pen infrastructure security is not a key requirement prior to commencing seal sedation?

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How many seals may be targeted at one time?

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What is a key requirement of a sedated seals’ head position while transferring to a holding pen?

Irrelevant to seal sedation

Above the water

Visible to the seal sedation team

Mouth has to be open

There was no information of head position in the presentation

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How often must a seal be monitored once secured in a holding pen?

Daily for 3 days

Hourly for at least 5 hours

30 minutes for at least 8 hours

Every 20 minutes for the first hour and then every hour for 23 hours

Once only post sedation

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Select the relevant options (this is a multiselect selection question):
A seal has been sedated and you are currently monitoring the seal. The seal appears to be too sedated to move around the cage, but turns its head when it hears a clap of hands.
How would you classify your observations?

Seal Sedation Quiz

Seal Sedation Quiz

Pen infrastructure security is not a key requirement prior to commencing seal sedation?

How many seals may be targeted at one time?

What is a key requirement of a sedated seals’ head position while transferring to a holding pen?

How often must a seal be monitored once secured in a holding pen?

Select the relevant options (this is a multiselect selection question):
A seal has been sedated and you are currently monitoring the seal. The seal appears to be too sedated to move around the cage, but turns its head when it hears a clap of hands.
How would you classify your observations?

Pen infrastructure security is not a key requirement prior to commencing seal sedation?

How many seals may be targeted at one time?

What is a key requirement of a sedated seals’ head position while transferring to a holding pen?

How often must a seal be monitored once secured in a holding pen?

Select the relevant options (this is a multiselect selection question):
A seal has been sedated and you are currently monitoring the seal. The seal appears to be too sedated to move around the cage, but turns its head when it hears a clap of hands.
How would you classify your observations?

Seal Sedation Quiz

Seal Sedation Quiz

Pen infrastructure security is not a key requirement prior to commencing seal sedation?

How many seals may be targeted at one time?

What is a key requirement of a sedated seals’ head position while transferring to a holding pen?

How often must a seal be monitored once secured in a holding pen?

Select the relevant options (this is a multiselect selection question):A seal has been sedated and you are currently monitoring the seal. The seal appears to be too sedated to move around the cage, but turns its head when it hears a clap of hands.How would you classify your observations?

Pen infrastructure security is not a key requirement prior to commencing seal sedation?

How many seals may be targeted at one time?

What is a key requirement of a sedated seals’ head position while transferring to a holding pen?

How often must a seal be monitored once secured in a holding pen?

Select the relevant options (this is a multiselect selection question):A seal has been sedated and you are currently monitoring the seal. The seal appears to be too sedated to move around the cage, but turns its head when it hears a clap of hands.How would you classify your observations?

Select the relevant options (this is a multiselect selection question):
A seal has been sedated and you are currently monitoring the seal. The seal appears to be too sedated to move around the cage, but turns its head when it hears a clap of hands.
How would you classify your observations?

Select the relevant options (this is a multiselect selection question):
A seal has been sedated and you are currently monitoring the seal. The seal appears to be too sedated to move around the cage, but turns its head when it hears a clap of hands.
How would you classify your observations?