Animal Nutrition Flashcards

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Dietitian

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Formulation and preparation of diets to meet the nutritional needs of human

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Animal nutritionist

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Formulation and preparation of feed to meet the nutrition needs of animals

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Digestion

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The process by which foodstuffs are broken down in the gastrointestinal tract into absorbable units

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4
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Types of digestion

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Mechanical, Chemical, Enzymatic, Microbial

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5
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Mouth

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Mechanical chewing; Chemical enzyme breakdown

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6
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Esophagus

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Peristaltic contractions to move food down

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Stomach

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Mix and store food and controls release to small intestine

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Esophageal chamber

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Pushes food into stomach

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Cardiac chamber

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secretes mucus to protect stomach from acid

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Gastric chamber

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HCl mucus secretion, gastric juices, food dissolves

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Pyloric chamber

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Mucus secretion, increase pH to prevent ulceration

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Small intestine

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Nutrient absorption and digestion

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13
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Duodenum

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1st par of small intestine, Raise pH with pancreatic secretions

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Jejunum

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Largest part of small intestine, Majority of digestion and absorption, Villi

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15
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Illeum

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Finishes leftover processes

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16
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Large intestine

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Water absorption

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17
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Cecum

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Ferments leafy greens

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18
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Colon

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Main water absorption

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19
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Crop

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stores food

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20
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Proventriculus

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produces digestive enzymes and acid

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21
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Gizzard

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stomach of the chicken

22
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Ceca

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helps break down undigested food passing through the intestine

23
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Cloaca

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where waste leaves the body

24
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Rumen

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Largest chamber, storage and fermentation

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Reticulum

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Honeycomb structure, Forces food back to the esophagus

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Omasum

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Folded structure, Absorbs nutrients and water

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Abomasum

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release hydrochloric acid and digestive enzymes needed to breakdown feeds

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Absorption

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The process of moving digested products through the gut muscle wall

29
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Monogastric

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Simple stomach

30
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Ruminant

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Multi-compartmented pre-gastric camber + stomach

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Pseudo-ruminant

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More than 1 stomach, but fewer than 4

32
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Classes of nutrients

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Water, Carbs, Protein, Minerals, Vitamin, Lipids

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Plant tissue

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Starch, fiber, Si, K, Cell wall

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Animal tissue

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Fat, Lipid, protein, Ca, P

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As-fed basis

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The feed as it is fed to the animal

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Dry matter basis

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The feed not including water, but only including dry matter

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Function of Water

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Metabolism, Temperature regulation

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Carbohydrates

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Key energy source for animal

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Carb functions

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Energy, storage, synthesis of acids, Structure, cell recognition

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Monosaccharide

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1 carb monomer, Galactose, glucose, fructose

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Disaccharide

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2 carb polymer, Lactose, Sucrose, Maltose

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Oligasaccharide

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3 to 7 carb polymer

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Polysaccharide

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More than 7 carb polymer, Starch

44
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Lipids

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Most energy dense class of nutrients

45
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Lipid classifications

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Simple, Compound, Derived, Sterols, Terpene

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Fatty acids

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Basic unit of lipids

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Function of Lipids

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Energy, fatty acids, vitamins, cell membrane, carries steroid hormones

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Protein

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A major part of an animal body

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Function of protein

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Growth and maintenance, Regulation of metabolism, Protection of body, Transport, pH balance, blood clotting, vision, energy supply, nitrogen

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ideal protein

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Dietary proteins with an amino acid ratio that matches to the animals need

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Vitamins

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Growth an maintenance of life, effective in minute amounts

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Minerals

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Macro and micro minerals