Exam 2 (Spring) Flashcards
The largest chamber of the ruminant stomach is the
rumen
Which cell in the gastric pit secretes gastrin?
G cells
Where is bile reabsorbed to be transported to the liver?
Ileum
The supporting structure of the jejunum (what suspends it from the abdominal wall) is called what?
meso-jejunum
Mucosal folds in the intestines are known as:
plicae
The pancreas is located:
In the mesentery adjacent to the descending duodenum
Where are the kidneys located?
Cranio-dorsal abdomen in the retroperitoneal space
What is the toxic byproduct that is made when protein is broken down?
Ammonia
What VFA is the ruminant able to utilize for glucose production?
Propionate
In ruminants, the ascending colon is known as the:
Right ventral colon
To be transported to the liver, unconjugated bilirubin must be bound to what?
Albumin
How many canine teeth does a cat have?
4
The position of the esophageal opening in relation yo the tracheal opening in the pharynx:
Esophagus is dorsal to the trachea
Which one of the following animals has a dental pad?
A.) Cat
B.) Cow
C.) Dog
D.) Horse
cow
What is produced by the microbial breakdown in the horse cecum?
Volatile fatty acids
The surface of the tooth that faces the animal’s cheeks is the ___ surface
buccal
What is the main function of the large intestines in monogastric animals?
absorb water
Where will gluconeogenesis most likely take place in a ruminant
liver
Look at pictures and be able to label the parts of a bovine stomach and parts of a monogastric stomach
What 2 bones make up the hard palate?
Incisive and maxilla
What lobe of the liver touches the right cranial pole of the kidney?
Caudate process of the caudate lobe
Glucagon is produced by the:
Alpha cells of the exocrine pancreas