A And P Review Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
Q

List from shortest to longest GI tract

Omnivores, carnivores, herbivores

A

Carnivores, omnivores, herbivores

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Cats are obligate carnivores meaning

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Must consume meat, can’t use fiber as an energy source bc can’t ferment

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3
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Why plants may cause vomiting in carnivores

A

Plant proteins contain high levels of amino acid glutamic acid

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4
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Examples of omnivores

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Dogs, pigs, bears

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5
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Ruminants are omnivores or herbivores

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Herbivores

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6
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Prehension v mastication

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Prehension- taking in f/w w lips teeth or tongue

Mastication- reduction of particle size by chewing

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7
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What saliva is made of

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Water, mucous, bicarbonate (helps buffer stomach pH), enzyme amylase for carb breakdown (only some species)

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What the parietal cells in the stomach do

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Make HCL to break down particles and make intrinsic factor to aid in B12 absorption

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9
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Why lack of B 12 leads to anemia

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B12 = cobalamine needed for RBC production

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10
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What the chief cells in the stomach do

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Make pepsin to digest protein

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The small intestine is lined with _________ for nutrient absorption time

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Villi and microvilli, have capillaries to carry nutrients

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12
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How parvo makes animal unable to absorb nutrients

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Kills villi in small intestine

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13
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What the pancreas does

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Releases exocrine enzymes via pancreatic duct into duodenum
Amylase- carb digestion
Lipase- fat digestion
Trypsin- protein digestion

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14
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Black tarry feces indicates bleeding where?

Bright red blood in feces?

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Dark- stomach or small intestine (digested)

Bright red- large intestine, rectum or anus

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How the liver/ gall bladder help fat digestion

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Bile made in liver. Release via bile duct into duodenum

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16
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What occurs in the large intestine

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Fermentation, no digestion

17
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List the hind gut (cecum) fermenters

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Rabbits, horses, chickens

18
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What occurs in the colon of the large intestine

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Mostly water reabsorption, some bacterial action

19
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What the rectum is used for

A

Storage of feces

20
Q

What may cause hard stool

A

Not enough water (water absorbed from feces) or not enough insoluble fiber

21
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How many stomach compartments rabbits and guinea pigs have ?
Where do they ferment?

A

Monogastric

Hind gut fermenters (cecum)

22
Q

How Medicine containing mono sodium gluconate (MSG) prevents coprophagy in dogs

A

Makes feces taste funny

23
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Microbes in rumen or cecum help make

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B vitamins, vitamin K, amino acids

24
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How many compartments pseudoruminants have

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3

3rd is true stomach, 4th in ruminants

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Why birds swallow food whole
No teeth for mastication
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What the bird crop is for
Temp storage
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What is the true stomach in birds
Proventriculus
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Why birds eat pebbles
Goes to gizzard to perform mastication
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What is chyme
Food + HCL+ enzymes
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How many ceca birds have
2
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Why foals May eat moms feces in first few days of life
Inoculate intestinal tract w gut bacteria
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Diet conversion method dr bean prefers
Ten day gradual method