Everything

Question 0

Rumen microorganisms

Answer 0

Allow animal to convert non protein nitrogen sources into useable protein

Question 1

Fescue toxicosis

Answer 1

Nutritional disease involving lameness, tail-tip necrosis, abortion, and/or decreased milk production caused by grass

Question 2

Nonprotein nitrogen sources

Answer 2

Urea, ammonium salts, and ammoniated by-products

Question 3

Concentrates

Answer 3

Grain and high starch compounds

Question 4

Forages

Answer 4

Grass hays and legumes

Question 5

Feeding and water intake

Answer 5

Determines productivity of lactating dairy cows

Question 6

Corn oil

Answer 6

Given to beef cattle to supplement energy if they are losing weight on pasture

Question 7

Corn cobs, straw , and corn stalks

Answer 7

Low grade roughage supplying inadequate protein if fed over extended periods of time

Question 8

Minerals

Answer 8

Must always be supplemented to nonpregnant beef cattle on pasture

Question 9

Sheep 3rd trimester of pregnancy

Answer 9

Lambing problems, low wool output, and depressed milk production

Question 10

Sows in production nurse

Answer 10

For 21-35 days

Question 11

Sows are limited fed ______ and full fed ______

Answer 11

During gestation; during lactation

Question 12

Swine nutrition

Answer 12

Concentrates on amino acid levels, not total protein levels

Question 13

Creep feed

Answer 13

Feed placed on one side or a barrier so only the young horses have access

Question 14

Anterior uveitis and hypopinon

Answer 14

Treated with atropine and antibiotics

Question 15

Diarrhea in calves

Answer 15

Stress, poor nutrition, and poor sanitation can lead to diarrhea. Warm IV fluids can be given and supplemented with dextrose and bicarbonate as needed

Question 16

Actinobacillosis treatment

Answer 16

Sodium iodide

Question 17

Balling gun, dosing syringes, and stomach tube cautions

Answer 17

Helps prevent development of bovine respiratory syncytial virus

Question 18

Abomasal volvulus treatment

Answer 18

Immediate surgical intervention

Question 19

Chronic diarrhea cause

Answer 19

Parasitic infection

Question 20

Shipping fever

Answer 20

Bovine respiratory disease caused by stress, respiratory bacteria, and viruses.

Question 21

Foot rot and interdigital necrobacillosis

Answer 21

Infection of interdigital skin and underlying tissues causing a foul smelling area between claws and lameness

Question 22

Sole ulcers

Answer 22

Occur on the lateral hind claws

Question 23

Oxytocin

Answer 23

Given to initiate uterine involution

Question 24

Vitamin E and selenium injections

Answer 24

Can be given 1 month prior to calving to prevent retain placentas

Question 25

Ketosis

Answer 25

Results from deficiency of energy and can be secondary to disease that cause anorexia

Question 26

Pericarditis

Answer 26

Performed at the fourth or fifth rib on the left side

Question 27

Sinusitis

Answer 27

Can develop in calves if dehroned after 6 months of age

Question 28

Elastrator bands

Answer 28

Has been associated with development of tetanus

Question 29

White muscle disease causes

Answer 29

Deficiency of vitamin e and/or selenium

Question 30

Copper toxicity in lambs

Answer 30

Can cause significant damage to kidneys due to hemoglobinuria

Question 31

Caprine arthritis-encephalitis

Answer 31

Transmitted through infected colostrum or milk of the infected dam

Question 32

Scrapie

Answer 32

Reportable disease only detected through examination if the brain

Question 33

Enterotoxigenic escherichia coli

Answer 33

Cause of diarrhea in kids under 1 month of age

Question 34

Campylobacteriosis

Answer 34

Occurs worldwide, most common cause of water or food borne diarrhea in US

Question 35

Streptobacillosis or spirillosis

Answer 35

Causes headache, fever, chills, vomiting, rash and comes from rodents