glossary term III Flashcards

1
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the invasion of a pathogen into susceptible tissue resulting in disease

A

infection

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2
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a disease produced by the invasion of living microscopic organisms

A

infectious disease

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3
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keeping poultry in areas separate from the other poultry

A

isolation

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4
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a young male or female bird

A

juvenile

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5
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the egg that leaks because the shell as cracked and the shell membrane is broken

A

leaker

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6
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the energy of the food eaten less the energy of the excrement derived from it both fecal and urinary

A

metabolizable energy

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7
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the feathers sticking out from both sides of the face otherwise called as whiskers

A

muff

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8
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loss of feathers due to change in season followed by regrowth

A

molting

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9
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a sickness in a bird or flock caused by the disease

A

morbidity

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10
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death of birds in the flock

A

mortality

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11
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a wooden or plastic egg placed in a neat to encourage chickens to lay there

A

nest egg

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12
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upgraded egg

A

nest run

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13
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an extremely contagious disease affecting birds including domestic poultry

A

newcastle disease

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14
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breed of chicken that is raised primarily for show or exhibition

A

ornamental breed

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15
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the laying of an egg

A

oviposition

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16
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bathing in dirt or other substances to help remove external parasites and groom plumage

A

dust bath

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17
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a horny cup on a cheeks upper beak that helps the chick pip through the shell

A

egg tooth

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18
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fertilized egg at any stage of development prior to hatching.

A

embryo

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19
Q

the amount of fat beneath the skin of a meat bird

A

finish

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20
Q

a group of chickens living together

A

flock

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21
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domesticated bird raised for food

A

fowl

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22
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viral disease in chickens and other species of poultry that causes lesions on skin and can affect respiratory tract and upper gi

A

fowl pox

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23
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feathers that curl rather than lying flat

A

frizzle

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24
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a tender young meat chicken also called a broiler

A

fryer

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25
Q

crushed rock that helps break down food in the gizzard

A

grit

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26
Q

a rooster cape feathers

A

hackles

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27
Q

the characteristic of a rooster having rounded rather than pointed sex feather

A

hen feathered

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28
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female that is a year or older

A

hen

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29
Q

agglutination of red blood cells

A

hemagglutination

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30
Q

the offspring of a hen and rooster of different breeds

A

hybrid

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31
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period the time it takes for a bird egg to hatch

A

incubation

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32
Q

the number of eggs a hen lays during a given time

A

intensity of lay

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33
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during the hatching process when the chick breaches the membrane into the air cell of the egg

A

internal pip

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34
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when a bird has some degree of resistance to a particular disease

A

immune

35
Q

a machine that maintains the perfect temperatures to hatch an egg

A

incubator

36
Q

an organism that lives in or on another organism from which it derives its nourishment

A

parasite

37
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describes the condition that occurs when a chicks vent is covered and feces and become clogged

A

pasty butt

38
Q

an organism capable of causing disease

A

pathogen

39
Q

loose dropping sticking to vent area

A

pasting

40
Q

the social rank of chickens

A

peck order

41
Q

the ability of the hen to lay steadily over a long period of time

A

persistency of lay

42
Q

pubic bones

A

pin bones

43
Q

the tips of a newly emerging feathers

A

pinfeathers

44
Q

the hole a newly formed chick makes in its shell when it is ready to hatch

A

pip

45
Q

the total set of feathers covering a chicken

A

plum age

46
Q

trimming of the earlobes

A

prinning

47
Q

breed of chicken that is raised for egg production or meat production

A

production breed

48
Q

a female chicken under 1 year old

A

pullet

49
Q

the offspring of a hen and rooster of the same breed

A

purebred

50
Q

the hollow horny basal part of stem of a feather

A

quill

51
Q

any abnormal sound coming from the airways

A

rales

52
Q

description of chickens that are allowed to graze pasture

A

range fed

53
Q

a check; dirty,leaker and otherwise a inedible egg

A

restricted egg

54
Q

a cockerel or pullet visually weighing 46 pounds suitable for cooking whole in an oven

A

roaster

55
Q

a male chicken

A

rooster

56
Q

a chicken or a group of chicken resting, likely in an elevated perch

A

roosting

57
Q

the part of the chickens back just behind the tail

A

saddle

58
Q

feathers in front of the jail

A

saddle feathers

59
Q

the small, hard, overlapping plates covering the chickens shanks and toes.

A

scales

60
Q

newlt hatched chicks that has been sorted out into pullets and cockelers.

A

sexed

61
Q

a hackle, saddle or tail feather that is rounded in a hen but usually pointed in a rooster.

A

sex feather

62
Q

the long, curved tail feathers of some roosters.

A

sickles

63
Q

the sharp pointed protrusions on a rooster shanks

A

spurs

64
Q

no longer laying well

A

spent

65
Q

a cockerel on a brink of sexual maturity, whe his comb and spura begin to develop.

A

stag

66
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young female chickens that are nearly old enough to lay

A

starter pullets

67
Q

a feed formulation for growing chicks up to laying age or 16 weeks for hens

A

starter/grower feeds

68
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a strain of any variety of poultry that possesses and reproduces with marked regularity common individual characters which distinguish this from other families of the same variety

A

strain

69
Q

failure of chicks to eat

A

starve out

70
Q

a hens instinctive of hiding her eggs

A

steal

71
Q

newly hatched chicks that have not been sexed, otherwise called UNSEXED and AS HATCHED

A

straight run

72
Q

anything which affects the birda well-being and lowers its resistance to disease.

A

stress

73
Q

a value placed on the potency of a biological agent

A

titer

74
Q

a cock and 2 hens or a cockerel and 2 pullets of the same breed and variety

A

trio

75
Q

type and shape of a chicken that tell you what breed it is.

A

type

76
Q

subdivision of a breed according to color; comb style; beard or leg feathering

A

variety

77
Q

an opening in chickens where waste and eggs are expelled

A

vent

78
Q

a preparation of microorganism which when placed in the body of the bird produces or increases immunity to a certain disease.

A

vaccine

79
Q

an animal which carries and transmits parasites to poultry such as earthworm, which carries the chicken tapeworm eggs

A

vector

80
Q

pasting a condition where the chicks suffer from early diarrhea

A

vent

81
Q

an organism, ultramicroscopic in size that multiplies only in living cells.

A

virus

82
Q

flesh under the beak of the chicken that is used as a heat regulating mechanism

A

wattle

83
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an opening in chikens where waste and eggs are expelled

A

wry neck