Animal Science part 1 Flashcards

1
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Define ration

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The amount/Content of food eaten by an animal in 1 day`

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2
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What are the 6 essential nutrients

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Water, Protein, Carbs, Vitamins, Minerals and Fats

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3
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Animals contain how much water

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75%

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4
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How does water help animals

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Helps regulate body heat through perspiration and evaporation

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How does Protein help animals

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Used to maintain the body, as cells are continually dying and being replaced. Also it is a major component to muscles and tissues

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How does carbs help animals

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Provide energy and heat and make up about 75% of rations

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How does vitamins help animals

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Used for clotting blood, forming bones, reproducing, keeping membranes healthy, producing milk and preventing certain nervous system disorders

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How does minerals help animals

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the skeleton is composed mostly of minerals. the endocrine system is heavily dependent on various minerals, as are the circulatory, urinary and nervous systems

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how does fats help animals

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improves the palatability, flavor, texture, and energy levels of feed. also it increases the milk supply

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10
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protein source examples

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soybeans, peanuts, cotton seed and linseed, legume hays, fish meat, blood meal and whey

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carbs source examples

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cereal grains, corn, wheat, barley, oats, rye, non legume hays, orchard grass

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fat source examples

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most sources of protein are also sour….ch as oil seeds and animal byproducts

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vitamin source examples \ mineral source examples

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Rumen, vitamin D from sunlight, contact with soil and feeds grown on fertile land

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14
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concentrate examples

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corn, grain byproducts and oil mills

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dry roughages

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legumes, hay, grass hay, hulls of cottonseed, peanuts and rice

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16
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Green roughages

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plant materials with high moisture content such as grasses in pastures or tubers such as potatoes

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17
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Define ruminants

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A class of animals that have stomachs with more than one compartment.

18
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Ruminant example

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Cattle, sheep and goat

19
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Define monogastric

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Having a stomach with one compartment

20
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Monogastric example

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Swine, horses and humans

21
Q

Explain the poultry digestive system

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Polygastric but includes a crop and gizzard (aka: avian digestive)

22
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What is the largest ruminant compartment called

23
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Internal parasite examples

A

Heartworms or roundworms

24
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External parasite examples

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Flies, ticks, lice, mites and fleas

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What will happen to an animal with parasites
Isolation to treat them.
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What happens to new animals
Isolation for 30 days
27
Explain pastes
Normally used for treating horses for worms
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How do you apply pastes
Place caulking gun at the back of animals tongue and the animal is forced to swallow
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How do you apply pills
1)Restrain the animal 2)Lift its head so the mouth opens 3)Gently place the pill far back on the tongue with balling gun and massage throat
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Explain drenching
Administering large amounts of liquids to an animal
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How does drenching work
With a syringe or drenching gun
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Explain powders
Usually mixed in feed or water of animal at normal feeding time
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Explain pasture rotation
For grazing animals on a regular basis, it breaks the cycle of parasites
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Define intravenous injection
Injection in the vein
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Define intramuscular injection
Injection in the muscle
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Define subcutaneous injection
Injection under the skin
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Define intramedial injection
Injection between layers of skin
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Define intrarumal injection
Injection in the rumen
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Define intrapertioneal injection
Injection in the abdominal cavity
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Define dipping
Process for treating animals mostly cattle and sheep for external parasites