Exam 3 review

Question 1

Increased vitamins and minerals and less protein; gain weight less easliy

Answer 1

Geriatric dogs

Question 2

Lean, low fiber and highly concentrated and protein diet

Answer 2

Sprinters, racing dogs, greyhounds

Question 3

40% fat; 40% protein

Answer 3

Sledge dog training diet

Question 4

65-70% carbs, 1-8% fiber, 18-25% protein, at least 1% fat

Answer 4

Intermittent dogs: search and rescue

Question 5

50-60% fat, 30-35% protein, 10-15% carbs

Answer 5

Sledge dog racing diet (as opposed to training diet

Question 6

Need more protein and less carbohydrates, a more carnivorous diet

Answer 6

Cats

Question 7

Connective tissues that connect bone to bone

Answer 7

Ligaments

Question 8

Fibrous tissue that connects muscles to bones

Answer 8

Tendons

Question 9

“With” means (nutritional labeling)

Answer 9

Only 3% needs to be the ingredient listed

Question 10

Type of breeding always has at least one generation removed between breeding partners

Answer 10

Libe breeding

Question 11

How many teeth do cats have

Answer 11

30

Question 12

How many teeth do dogs have?

Answer 12

42

Question 13

By definition, 20-25% over optimal weight though health concerns are observed in dogs 10-15% over normal body weight

Answer 13

Obesity

Question 14

Cats can hear lower in the ultrasonic range than dogs T/F

Answer 14

False

Question 15

Persians are more likely to acquire polycystic kidney disease T/F

Answer 15

True

Question 16

Specific nutrient essential to a cat’s diet and a lack of it can lead to heart, vision, or birth defects

Answer 16

Taurine

Question 17

Bird orders w/ examples (3)

Answer 17

Psittaciformes- scarlet macaw
Passeriformes- canary
Clumiformes- doves

Question 18

Dog head type that a sight hound has (270 degree visual field)

Answer 18

Doliocephalic

Question 19

What is the way bones develop and grow by?

Answer 19

Ossification

Question 20

What region of the appendicular skeleton is affected by hip dyplasia

Answer 20

Pelvic girdle

Question 21

Two general functions of the skeleton

Answer 21

Support and storage

Question 22

Invasive chelonian species to NC

Answer 22

Red-eared sliders

Question 23

The greater classification that all turtles, Terrapins and tortoises fall under

Answer 23

Chelonian

Question 24

How is Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) different from Feline immunodeficiency virus(FIV)?

Answer 24

FeLV’s modes of transmission include biting, mating and transfer of saliva like through grooming. FIV is only transmitted by biting and leads to less immunity than FeLV (fewer cases of FIV are seen but those cases are more serious/deadly than FeLV)

Question 25

How are FeLV and FIV similar

Answer 25

Both are retroviruses and can lead to developing secondary diseases

Question 26

Orders of amphibians

Answer 26

Apoda (legless); Anura (tailless as adults); caudata (adults with tails)