Ch9 - Feed & Nutrition Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

What vitamin must be provided in NHP and guinea pig diets since they don’t naturally synthesize it?

A

Vitamin C

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2
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Fiber is an indigestible form of what nutrient?

A

Carbohydrate

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3
Q

Which vitamins are fat soluble?

A

Vit A, D, E and K

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4
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What drug is given in medicated feed to treat pinworms?

A

Fenbendazole

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5
Q

What supplement should be added to live feed to ensure health for reptiles and amphibians?

A

Calcium

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6
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The process of breaking down feed into basic biochemical compounds is known as

A

digestion

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7
Q

What is a type of hay?

A

Alfalfa

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8
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What is usually added to animals’ drinking water to prevent the growth of Pseudomonas aeruginosa?

A

Acid

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9
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True or False: feed restrictions can be used as a form of behavior modification?

A

True

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10
Q

What is the milling date?

A

The date the feed was made

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11
Q

What is the unit of measurement for the energy contained in food?

A

Calorie

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12
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List the 5 componenets of food that are known as nutrients

A

Protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals

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13
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What is the difference between an essential nutrient and a nonessential nutrient?

A

Essential nutrient: those an animal can’t produce within it’s own body, so it must be provided in diet
Nonessential nutrient: produced through normal body metabolism

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14
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List 3 methods that are used to treat water before it is provided to research animals

A

Chlorination, UV light exposure, reverse osmosis

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15
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What is the indigestible form of carb that provides no energy called?

A

Fiber

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16
Q

What two factors of the amino acids determine which protein is produced?

A

number and sequence

17
Q

Why should semi-moist feed be avoided in long term studies?

A

Semi-moist feed may lead to dental problems

18
Q

A disease caused by lack of calcium in young animals that leads to thinning of the bones is called

19
Q

Why should animals be given fiber as a component of their diet?

A

Fiber is important for efficient and effective digestion

20
Q

A deficiency in ________ can lead to anemia

21
Q

____ and _____ are examples of electrolytes

A

Sodium and chloride

22
Q

Which vitamins are fat soluble?

A

Vits A, D, E, and K

23
Q

Why must water-soluble vitamins be supplied to an animal on a daily basis?

A

Because they are not easily stored by the body

24
Q

List 5 examples of live feed

A

brine shrimp larvae, paramecia, algae, protozoa, drosophila, crickets, worms, waxworms, and meal worms

25
What is the type of tissue that stores and metabolizes fat called?
Adipose tissue
26
True or False: The shelf life of feed is the time between the milling date and the point where the feed begins to lose nutritional value
True
27
What type of feed is processed by passing the feed, under high pressure and heat, through a tapered mold?
Extruded
28
What type of feed is first ground, and then molded into a variety of shapes and sizes?
Pelleted
29
What type of feed is powdered or granulated (meal)?
Ground
30
What type of feed is soft in texture and high in calories?
Semi-moist
31
High amounts of what mineral can lead to high blood pressure?
Sodium