Ruminant QUIZ Flashcards
Which ruminant disease(s) can be directly related to nutritional causes?
a. bloat and hypocalcemia
b. bloat
c. hypocalcemia
d. obturator nerve paralysis
Bloat & hypocalcemia
Creep feed is a concentrate fed to
a. neonates
b. senior animals
c. lactating animals
d. all sheep in Washington
Neonates
Amino acids are made up of carbon, oxygen,
a. phosphorus and potassium
b. nitrogen and sulfur
c. calcium and phosphorous
d. sodium and chloride
Nitrogen and sulfur
Feeding inadequate forages with little or no grain can create a deficiency of usable ___________ during the last trimester of pregnancy in ewes carrying twins and can lead to_____________ and ____________in the ewe.
Carbs; paralysis & death
Silage is
a. vegetable oil supplement
b. type of grain
c. chopped and fermented whole corn stalks
d. mineral supplement
chopped and fermented whole corn stalks
What has more energy per gram than all other nutrients?
Fat
Milk fever is caused by:
Ca deficiency
Why can feeds containing low-quality protein be fed long-term to ruminants, but not to horses?
a. extensive chewing will increase salivary amylase contact
b. ruminants have lower protein requirements than horses
c. ruminants eat dirt which supplement the plant proteins
d. protein quality is improved by ruminant metabolism
protein quality is improved by ruminant metabolism
White Muscle Disease occurs due to diets deficient in:
a. Calcium
b. protein
c. carbohydrates
d. vitamin E or Selenium
Vitamin E or Selenium
Concentrates include:____________, while forages include____________________.
grains; grass hays and legumes
Ketosis in cattle is cause by:
a. diabetes mellitus
b. insufficient calorie consumption by an obese animal
c. high acid, grain diet
d. Vitamin E toxicity
insufficient calorie consumption by an obese animal
A lamb is
Under one year old
What vitamins are water soluble?
Vitamins B and C
An essential nutrient to ruminants is
a. fiber
b. Vitamin C
c. Vitamin B
d. Ketones
Fiber
Which livestock feed is a significant source of calcium?
a. alfalfa hay
b. grass hay
c. oat grain
Alfalfa hay