Final Exam Review Flashcards

1
Q

Microbial fermentation in the gut is the only source of this vitamin

A

cobalamin

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2
Q

This individual is famous for the pioneering work with guinea pigs using direct calorimetry for measuring basal metabolic rates

A

Lavoisier

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3
Q

What is a common feature reported among the rabbit, rat, and dog?

A

They all have microbial fermentation in the hindgut

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4
Q

When hydrogen ions are produced in cells they: (do 4 things)

A

lower pH
bind to proteins
aid in protein digestion
inhibit certain rumen microbes

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5
Q

What properties of water allow animals to regulate body temperature?

A

Heat of vaporization and high heat capacity

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6
Q

What feed will result in the maximum heat of fermentation when fed to ruminants?

A

alfalfa hay

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7
Q

Which mineral plays a key role in the entry of glucose

A

Chromium (Cr)

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8
Q

What major mechanisms does the animal body see to regulate pH

A

Carbonic acid bicarbonate buffer
respiratory release of CO2 from the lungs
Excretion of H ions into the urine

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9
Q

The main buffer used by animal cells to maintain extracellular pH is

A

Carbonic acid bicarbonate buffer

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10
Q

The hormone that stimulates Ca mobilization

A

PTH

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11
Q

How to find protein absorbed

A

Total protein minus fecal protein content

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12
Q

How to find protein retained

A

Total protein minus fecal protein content minus urine protein content

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13
Q

How to find BV

A

protein retained divided by protein absorbed times 100%

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14
Q

How to find NPV

A

protein retained divided by total N intake times 100%

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15
Q

Alkalemia is a metabolic condition characterized by

A

a decrease in hydrogen ion concentration (fewer H ions, makes pH higher, more alkaline)

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16
Q

An increase in what is associated with an increase in water loss (3)

A

Urea
ketones
glucose

17
Q

Which microbes are present in the largest concentration in the rumen?

A

bacteria

18
Q

What two amino acids are most critical when formulating diets for ruminants?

A

Lysine and methionine

19
Q

An _____ linkage combines a glycerol with 3 fatty acids to form a triglyceride.

A

Ester

20
Q

This fatty acid is the precursor for omega 3 fatty acids:

A

linolenic acid

21
Q

The pair of amino acids that are primarily ketogenic:

A

Lysine and Leucine

22
Q

The main form in which lipids are transported to various organs and tissues is:

A

lipoproteins

23
Q

Glycolysis has two stages, an energy requiring stage and an energy releasing stage. During the energy requiring stage, glucose is converted to this important 3 carbon compound:

A

glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate

24
Q

Under normal conditions insulin facilitates glucose uptake in this tissue: (3)

A

Muscle, heart and liver

25
Q

An abnormally great thirst as a symptom of disease is referred to as:

A

Polydipsia

26
Q

An animal weighs 102 kg and requires 2000 kcal per day. What are the kcal requirements for this animal on a metabolic BW (BW^0.75) basis ?

A

62.3 kcal/kg BW^0.75 (

27
Q

This hormone moves glucose into cells thereby lowering concentration of glucose in blood:

A

insulin

28
Q

The form in which lipids are transported into the lymphatic vessels is:

A

chylomicrons

29
Q

Which of the following animal indicators is most difficult to determine accurately?

A

intake

30
Q

Feeding high grain or excess starch can cause:

A

parakeratosis