Nutrition Flashcards

1
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nutrient definition

A

substance that must be supplied in diet to permit normal life promises

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2
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diet definition

A

feedstuff or a mixture of feedstuffs

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3
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ration definition

A

daily allotment of the diet

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4
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ad libitum (ad lib)

A

as much as desired, eat as much as they want

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5
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as fed vs. dry matter

A

as the feed is fed, versus if all the moisture was taken out

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6
Q

requirements are always specified on a __ basis

A

dry matter (DM)

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7
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dry matter intake calculation

A

body weight x 2.3%

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8
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dry matter % calc

A

dry weight / wet weight

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9
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6 influences of forage quality

A

maturity at harvest, species, harvest and storage, environment, soil fertility, variety

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10
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the 6 nutrients

A

energy, protein, fatty acids, minerals, vitamins, water

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11
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reasons for nutrient feeding (5)

A

body maintenance, mobility, warmth, pregnancy, growth

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12
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main objective of metabolism

A

to maintain a steady supply of ATP (energy) by oxidizing metabolic fuels

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13
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energy is released from oxidation of __, __, and __

A

carbs, fats, proteins

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14
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1 calorie =

A

amount of energy required to raise temp of 1g of water by 1 degree Celsius

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15
Q

sources of energy loss (4)

A

feces, urine, gas, heat

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16
Q

nutrient required in largest amounts, most limiting in rations

A

energy

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17
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partitioning of energy

A

gross energy -> digestible energy -> metabolizable energy -> net energy

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18
Q

carbohydrates are mostly comprised of __, __, and __.

19
Q

main organic compound in plants

A

cellulose (carbohydrate)

20
Q

3 classes of carbs

A

monosaccharides, oligosaccharides, polysaccharides

21
Q

monosaccharides

A

simple sugars

22
Q

oligosaccharides

A

any CHO with 3-10 monosaccharide units

23
Q

polysaccharides

A

contain thousands of monosaccharide units

24
Q

primary source of energy in livestock diets

A

carbohydrates

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predominant source of carbs for monogastrics
starch
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predominant source of carbs for ruminants
fiber in hays, straw, silage
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3 important carbs
hemicellulose, cellulose, lignin
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cellulose
in cell wall of plants composed of glucose, broken down in ruminant rumen by bacterial enzymes
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hemicellulose
shorter chains than cellulose, composed of many sugars
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lignin
structural component of plants, makes it harder to digest cellulose
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pectin
cellular glue, easily degraded in rumen
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starch
non-structural carb, fermented in rumen
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factors affecting protein requirements
age, body weight, level of production (pregnant, growing, maintaining)
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structure of proteins
amino acids joined with peptide bond
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more protein in __ compared to grasses
legumes
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principle protein source in monogastrics (3)
oilseed & pulse meal, pulse/legume grain, animal by-products
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primary source of protein in ruminant diets
legumes, grains, urea
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how to analyze protein in feeds
crude protein analyze N content in feed, protein is 16% N. But some of the N non-protein N
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factors determining protein digestibility (5)
fiber, type of protein, balance of amino acids, heat treatment, anti-nutritional factors
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essential amino acids
PVT TIM HALL phenylalanine, valine, threonine, tryptophan, isoleucine, methionine, histidine, arginine, leucine, lysine
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Non-protein nitrogen
sources of N for microbial growth
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bacteria use __ and __ to synthesize amino acids
NPN and carbohydrates
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Dry matter & as fed formula
Nutrient % as fed / % DM as fed = nutrient % DM / 100% DM