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Antibodies are found in the blood of cats. Another name for antibodies is _________.

A

Immunoglobulins

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Red blood cells have a lifespan of approximately ________.

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120 days

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2
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The canine cephalic vein is located…

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On the front leg of the dog.

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_________ arteries carry oxygen-rich blood to this walls of the heart.

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Coronary

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Indicate another name for cardiac muscle…

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Myocardium

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5
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______ is a term that means present at birth.

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Congenital

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6
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Turbulent blood flow in the canine heart causes…

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Murmurs

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The protective sac around the heart is the…

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Pericardium

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The tiny air sacs within the feline lungs are known as…

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Alveoli

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9
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The chest cavity can also be termed the _________ cavity.

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Thoracic

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The _________ is used to estimate the genotype of offspring from specific matings.

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Punnett Square

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Accessory digestive organs of the cat include the…

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Pancreas, liver, and salivary glands

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The _________ adds bile salts to the duodenum which then aid in _______ digestion.

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Liver, lipid

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The _________ is the innermost layer of the digestive tract and lines the lumen.

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Tunica mucosa

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Anaerobic bacteria survive in environments…

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Devoid of oxygen

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15
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Mastication is another term for…

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Chewing

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16
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Folds in the dogs stomach are termed…

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Rugae

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17
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Chyme leaves the stomach through the…

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Pyloric sphincter

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18
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The dog can convert carotene into…

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Vitamin A

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__________ is a process whereby glucose can be synthesized from amino acids.

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Gluconeogenesis

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20
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Select the phagocytic cells.

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Neutrophils and macrophages

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NK cells are part of the innate immune system. The letters NK stand for…

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Natural Killer

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Consumption of______ allows for the passive transfer of _______ to the newborn animal.

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Colostrum, antibodies

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23
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During _____ disorders, the immune system cannot distinguish self from nonself.

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Autoimmune

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24
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Most viral vaccines for animals are based on live _________ viruses.

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Attenuated

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25
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Type 1 hypersensitivity is mediated by _____, which triggers degranulation of _______ cells.

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IgE, mast

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When B cells become activated, they develop into _______ cells which make _____.

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Plasma, antibodies

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The _____ mouse cannot mount an ___ response and therefore cannot reject a rabbit skin graph.

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Type IV, antibody

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Select the antibacterial enzyme that is found in saliva and tears of many animals.

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Lysozyme

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29
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Antibodies are_______ molecules that have a ______ shape.

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Protein, Y

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30
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________ is the first milk produced after a queen gives birth.

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Colostrum

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31
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The male gonad is ______ and it produces _______.

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Testis, sperm by meiosis

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32
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When body temperature decreases below normal this is termed…

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Hypothermia

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33
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Another name for the spay procedure and the dog is an…

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Ovariohysterectomy

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34
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The duration of pregnancy and the cat is…

A

9 weeks

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35
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Queens are _______ ovulators so they only ovulate after______.

A

Induced, mating

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36
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Whelping is a term in the dog world that means…

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Giving birth

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37
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A fouling-smelling vaginal discharge shortly after giving birth in the dog may indicate…

A

Metritis is present

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38
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This structure is often referred to as the gateway to the uterus.

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Cervix

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39
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______ during lactation is really a case of ______.

A

Eclampsia, hypocalcemia

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40
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Phenotype =________+ environment.

A

Genotype

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41
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A dog given a diuretic would be expected to…

A

Increase it’s urine production

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42
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Gregor Mendel performed genetic selection on…

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Peas

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43
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In the world of genetics, the term _______ refers to the parents’ offspring.

A

Progeny

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44
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______ are alternate forms of a gene.

A

Alleles

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45
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______ is the masking of the effects of one gene by a another Gene at a different locus.

A

Recessiveness

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46
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In the world of genetics, the letters EPD stand for…

A

Expected progeny difference

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47
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Thermal _______ is a process whereby heat moves through solid objects.

A

Conduction

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48
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On a sunny day, a _____ dog will absorb more radiant heat than a _____ dog.

A

Black, white

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49
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Radiation is the transfer of heat by…

A

Electromagnetic waves

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50
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_______ can directly convert that into thermal energy.

A

Brown adipose tissue (BAT)

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51
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_____ is a regulated elevation of the temperature set point in the _______.

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Hyperthermia, hypothalamus

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52
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_______ Is used to reduce heat loss on the skin in low ambient temperatures.

A

Vasoconstriction

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53
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Endotherms tend to have a…

A

Constant internal body temperature

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54
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These two animals are able to produce great amounts of sweat.

A

Humans and horses

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55
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When alleles at a locus are the same, we say the individual…

A

Is homozygous at that locus

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56
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A ____ allele will mask a _____ allele.

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Dominant, recessive

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57
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An example of a qualitative trait in horses it…

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Hair coat color

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58
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Select the correct definition for additive gene action.

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When the heterozygote is intermediate in phenotype between the two homozygotes

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59
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It is interesting to note that gray horses tend to have more…

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Melanomas than other horses

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60
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During a skin infection in the cat, _______ may appear in this substance is primarily dead __________.

A

Pus, neutrophils

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61
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An _________ is any molecule that provokes _________ production

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Antigen, antibody

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62
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Interferon is a molecule that restricts _______ Application

A

Viral

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63
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This white blood cell provides immunity against parasitic worms

A

Eosinophils

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64
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The _______ system is a cascade reaction that results in attacks on the surface of foreign cells

A

Complement

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65
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One antibody molecule (e.g. IgG) has ______ antigen binding sites

A

Two

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66
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T cells (T lymphocytes) found in the animal body are produced in the

A

Thymus

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67
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The disease _______ interferes with the communication between nerves and _________.

A

Myasthenia gravis, muscles

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68
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IgG has a _________ of approximately________.

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Half-life, 7-23 days

69
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Type ______ hypersensitivity usually takes 2-3 ______ to develop.

A

IV, days

70
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If _____ cannot be digested, it will cause________.

A

Lactose, diarrhea

71
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Vomition centers are located in the

A

Brain

72
Q

________ is the enzyme that hydrolyses starch to maltose

A

Amylase

73
Q

Pancreatic juice contains

A

Digestive enzymes and bicarbonate

74
Q

________ are cells that are found in the liver

A

Hepatocytes

75
Q

Immunoglobulins are also termed

A

Antibodies

76
Q

Animals store ________ as glycogen

A

Glucose

77
Q

This vein is located on the front of the cat

A

Cephalic vein

78
Q

The building blocks used to make ______ are _______

A

Proteins, amino acids

79
Q

The ________ synthesizes large amounts of cholesterol

A

Liver

80
Q

Indicate another term for red blood cells

A

Erythrocytes

81
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Determine the body weight (lbs) of a horse that has a total blood weight of 105 pounds

A

1500

82
Q

When blood enters the left atrium of the heart, it has just returned from this organ

A

Lung

83
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Blood is bright red when ________ is full of oxygen.

A

Hemoglobin

84
Q

Mature _______ lack a nucleus in mammals

A

Erythrocytes

85
Q

When blood leaves an ________. It enters into a capillary bed

A

Arteriole

86
Q

______ is a term with this definition: “bacterial infection of the blood”

A

Sepsis

87
Q

The ______ can also be termed the trachea.

A

Windpipe

88
Q

Wright strain is a common strain used to examine ______ smears on 1 X 3 glass slides,

A

Blood

89
Q

When blood is allowed to clot after collection, the fluid that forms is termed ________

A

Plasma

90
Q

An ethogram is a

A

Pictorial catalog of the behavioral patterns of an organism or a species

91
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The first studies of associative learning were made by Russian physiologist

A

Ivan Pavlov

92
Q

Kneading in cats involves the movement of it’s

A

Front paws and limbs

93
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Panting and cats is

A

Considered rare and is often a sign of severe distress

94
Q

Relative to their nutritional needs, cats are

A

Obligate carnivores

95
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B.F. Skinner performed experiments looking at

A

Operant conditioning

96
Q

A ________ is a neuron that fires when the animal observes an action performed by another animal

A

Mirror neuron

97
Q

Cats and dogs have sweat glands only on the

A

Pads of their feet

98
Q

High ambient humidity reduces _____ in the dog

A

Evaporative heat loss

99
Q

_______ is a process whereby hairs on the skin stand upright in cold weather

A

Piloerection

100
Q

When a mature feline follicle ovulates, the space formed on the ovary fills with

A

Blood

101
Q

When an adult tomcat has______, this is termed cryptorchism

A

Undescended testicles

102
Q

_______ is the study of animal behavior.

A

Ethology

103
Q

The canine ________ is famous for producing progesterone.

A

Corpus luteum

104
Q

_______ are found within the testis and produce ______

A

Seminiferous tubules, sperm

105
Q

When animals stop responding to irrelevant stimuli this is termed

A

Habituation

106
Q

A surge release of luteinizing hormone from the______induces ovulation

A

Anterior pituitary gland

107
Q

Rats have a_____day estrous cycle while horses have a______day estrous cycle

A

5, 21

108
Q

Fixed______are behaviors that occur in the presence of specific releasing stimuli

A

Action patterns

109
Q

The hormone_______helps the______to enlarge at the time of birth

A

Relaxin, birth canal

110
Q

The term that means “giving birth” in dogs is

A

Whelping

111
Q

The duration of pregnancy and the dog is

A

9 weeks

112
Q

A sperm cell is the male______and will join with the female egg to then form the_______

A

Gamete, zygote

113
Q

The ovum is a

A

Haploid cell

114
Q

Omnivores will eat

A

Both plant and animal material

115
Q

The cloudy appearance of normal equine urine is caused by

A

Mucus

116
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During a skin infection in the cat, ________ may appear and this substance is primarily dead _______.

A

Pus, neutrophils

117
Q

A(n) _________ is any molecule that provokes ________ production.

A

Antigen, antibody

118
Q

Interferon is a molecule that restricts ________ replication.

A

Viral

119
Q

This white blood cell provides immunity against parasitic worms.

A

Eosinophils

120
Q

The ________ system is a cascade reaction that results in attacks on the surface of foreign cells.

A

Complement

121
Q

One antibody molecule (e.g. IgG) has ______ antigen binding sites.

A

Two

122
Q

T cells (T lymphocytes) found in the animal body are produced in the…

A

Thymus

123
Q

The disease ________ interferes with the communication between nerves and _______.

A

Myasthenia gravis, muscles

124
Q

IgG has a _________ of approximately ___________.

A

Half-life, 7-23 days

125
Q

Type ______ hypersensitivity usually takes 2-3 _______ to develop.

A

IV, days

126
Q

If ______ cannot be digested! it will cause _______.

A

Lactose, diarrhea

127
Q

Vomition centers are located in the…

A

Brain

128
Q

________ is the enzyme that hydrolyses starch to maltose.

A

Amylase

129
Q

Pancreatic juice contains…

A

Digestive enzymes and bicarbonate.

130
Q

________ are cells that are found in the liver.

A

Hepatocytes

131
Q

Immunoglobulins are also termed…

A

Antibodies

132
Q

Animals store ________ as glycogen.

A

Glucose

133
Q

This vein is located on the front leg of the cat.

A

Cephalic vein

134
Q

The building blocks used to make ________ are _________.

A

Proteins, amino acids

135
Q

The _________ synthesizes large amounts of cholesterol.

A

Liver

136
Q

Indicate another term for red blood cells.

A

Erythrocytes

137
Q

Determine the body weight (lbs.) of a horse that has a total blood weight of 105 pounds.

A

1500

138
Q

When blood enters the left atrium of the heart, it has just returned from this organ.

A

Lung

139
Q

Blood is bright red when _______ is full of oxygen.

A

Hemoglobin

140
Q

Mature ________ lack a nucleus in mammals.

A

Erythrocytes

141
Q

When blood leaves a(n) _______, it enters into a capillary bed.

A

Arteriole

142
Q

___________ is a term with this definition: “bacterial infection of the blood.”

A

Sepsis

143
Q

The _________ can also be termed the trachea.

A

Windpipe

144
Q

Wright stain is a common stain used to examine __________ smears on 1X3 glass slides.

A

Blood

145
Q

When blood is allowed to clot after collection, the fluid that forms is termed ___________.

A

Plasma

146
Q

An ethogram is a(n)…

A

Pictorial catalog of the behavioral patterns of an organism or a species.

147
Q

The first studies of associative learning were made by Russian physiologist…

A

Ivan Pavlov

148
Q

Kneading in cats involves the movement of its…

A

Front paws and limbs

149
Q

Panting in cats is…

A

Considered rare and is often a sign of severe distress.

150
Q

Relative to their nutritional needs, cats are…

A

Obligate carnivores

151
Q

B.F. Skinner performed experiments looking at…

A

Operant conditioning.

152
Q

A(n) ___________ is a neuron that fires when the animal observes an action performed by another animal.

A

Mirror neuron

153
Q

Cats and dogs have sweat glands only on the…

A

Pads of their feet

154
Q

High ambient humidity reduces _______ in the dog.

A

Evaporative heat loss

155
Q

________ is a process whereby hairs on the skin stand upright in cold weather.

A

Piloerection

156
Q

When a mature feline follicle ovulates, the empty space formed on the ovary fills with…

A

Blood

157
Q

When an adult tom cat has ______, this is termed cryptorchism.

A

Undescended testicles

158
Q

_________ is the study of animal behavior.

A

Ethology

159
Q

The canine ________ is famous for producing progesterone.

A

Corpus luteum

160
Q

__________ are found within the testis and produce __________.

A

Seminiferous tubules, sperm

161
Q

When animals stop responding to irrelevant stimuli this is termed…

A

Habituation

162
Q

A surge release of luteinizing hormone from the __________ induces ovulation.

A

Anterior pituitary gland

163
Q

Rats have a ____ day estrous cycle while horses have a ____ day estrous cycle.

A

5, 21

164
Q

Fixed ________ are behaviors that occur in the presence of specific releasing stimuli.

A

Action patterns

165
Q

The hormone ________ helps the ________ to enlarge at the time of birth.

A

Relaxin, birth canal

166
Q

The term that means “giving birth” in dogs is…

A

Whelping

167
Q

The duration of pregnancy in the dog is…

A

9 weeks

168
Q

A sperm cell is the male ______ and will join with the female egg to then form the ________.

A

Gamete, zygote

169
Q

The ovum is a…

A

Haploid cell

170
Q

Omnivores will eat…

A

Both plant and animal material

171
Q

The cloudy appearance of normal equine urine is caused by…

A

Mucus