quiz 1 Flashcards

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define nutrition

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the process of an animal taking in and utilizing food substances; the process of utilizing food.

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define nutrients, and list the 6 of them.

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any chemical compound in the diet that supports normal life processes. lipids, proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, and water.

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3
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what are the 5 required nutreints?

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energy, protein, minerals, water, vitamins.

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4
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what are the 3 major functions of nutrients?

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structure, regulation, and energy.

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5
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define metabolism

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chemical process within the body

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define feedstuff

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any material used for feed

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differentiate between diet, ration, and meal

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diet- mixture of feedstuff provided for an animal
ration- daily allowance of feed
meal- feed consumed by an animal

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9
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define adlibitum

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providing the diet in excess so animal never runs out

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10
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define free choice

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animal freely chooses what ingredients it will eat

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11
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define feeding behavior

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what an animal consumes

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12
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what are the 3 types of eaters?

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carnivore, omnivore, and herbivore

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13
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define the 3 ruminant feeding strategies

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concentrate selectors- nutritious, low fiber portion of plants; small rumen
bulk and roughage eaters- consume large quantities of high fiber; large rumens
intermediate feeders- mixture of strategies; adaptable; intermediate rumens.

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14
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describe each step of the digestive tract

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mouth- prehension, mastication, swallowing, and creating salvia (enzymes, antibacterial proteins, water)
esophagus- tube connecting mouth and stomach
stomach- begins digestion, HCl secretion (kills bacteria, activates digestive enzymes and proteins)
small intestine- majority of chemical digestion; secretion of digestive enzymes, and bile produced from liver, breaks down material in easily digestable molecules.
- duodenum, jejunum, and ileum
- pancreas: secretes digestive enzymes and well as perform endocrine and exocrine functions
- brush boarder made up of microvilli and glycocalyx (net-like projections), which are arranged into villi.
large intestine- cecum for microbial digestion; colon (sending, transverse, descending); rectum (feces form and solidify).
anus- feces exit body.

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