Seniors-2023 Flashcards

Written Exam for 2023

1
Q

What is the period of time called when a
cow is in milk?

A

Lactation

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2
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What organ stores and releases bile in the cow?

A

Gall Bladder

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3
Q

How many teeth does a mature cow have?

A

32

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4
Q

What is a gene called that is not dominant for a characteristic and it must receive one gene from each parent to be expressed?

A

Recessive

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5
Q

How often should milking hoses be changes?

A

At least every 6 months

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6
Q

What hormone is secreted by the hypothalamus and controls the secretion of FSH and LH?

FSH=Folicle Stimulating Hormone, LH=Luteinizing Hormone

A

GnRH or Gonadotropin Releasing Hormone

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7
Q

True or False: Non-Point source pollution originates from multiple and diffuse sources, which are not readily identified?

A

TRUE

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8
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What is the unit of measure of energy in a feed?

A

Calorie

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9
Q

What is the process called when vitamins are added to milk?

A

Fortification

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10
Q

What is the mother of a calf called on a pedigree?

A

Dam

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11
Q

True or False: An animal’s safety zone is known as the “flight zone”.

A

TRUE

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12
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What is depositing of sperm into the reproductive tract of a female other than by natural mating?

A

Artificial Insemination

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13
Q

Performance will be reduced the quickest through a lack of what nutrient?

A

Water

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14
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What is the act of taking a young animal off milk as the main source of nutrition?

A

Weaning

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15
Q

What metabolic disorder is associated with a magnesium deficiency?

A

Grass tetany

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16
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What are cattle with parents and/or ancestors of different breeds?

A

Crossbred

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17
Q

What are small electric currents that flow through the electrical grounded-neutral system and pass through a cow’s body?

A

Stray voltage

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18
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What is a premature expulsion of a fetus?

A

Abortion

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19
Q

What is the ringed shaped muscle at the lower end of a cow’s teat?

A

Sphincter

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20
Q

What describes an animal that cannot reproduce

A

Sterile

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21
Q

What metabolic disease is an accumulation of fat within the cow’s liver?

A

Fatty Liver

22
Q

True or False: Best management practices may include practices that protect water quality while improving profitability of the farm.

23
Q

How many tablespoons are in a stick of butter?

24
Q

What is the only part of the milking system that touches the cow?

A

Teat Cup Liner or “Inflation”

25
What is a condition when a person **cannot break down milk sugar**?
Lactose Intolerance | *Lactose = Milk Sugar*
26
What **class** of dairy products are fluid cream products, yogurt, and manufactured products?
Class II
27
What feedstuff is a by-product from **removing cotton oil from cottonseeds**?
Cottonseed meal
28
Where does milk exit the **mammary gland**?
Streak canal
29
What **stomach compartment** is known as the **fermentation vat**?
Rumen
30
What is the **primary protein** found **in milk**?
Casein
31
What is the **intact male** of the **bovine** species?
Bull
32
What is the most common type of **manure storage** on dairy farms?
Slurry
33
What **state** ranks first for the **number of organic cows**
California
34
What is the **normal pulse rate** for a cow?
60-70 beats per minute
35
What does the term, "**Freshening**," mean?
Calving, Act of giving birth
36
True or False: The **blind spot** is the area **directly behind cattle** where they cannot see.
TRUE
37
What is the **reference** to determine the height of the **udder floor**?
Hock
38
What is the **first organ** to receive **blood** from the **small intestine**?
Liver
39
What is the **disease in calves** characterized by **diarrhea, dehydration, and unthriftiness**?
Scours
40
The **milk ring test** is used to identify what **disease** in cattle?
Brucellosis
41
What is the **percentage of water** in milk?
87.04%
42
What is the condition when one or both **testes fail to descend** from the abdomen into the scrotum?
Cryptorchidism
43
What is the **name of the person** who helps dairy producers develop a **balanced diet** for their cow?
Nutritionist
44
True or False: Goatology is the name of the **study of goats and goat husbandry**.
False ***Capriculture** is the study of goats and goat husbandry.*
45
If a cow has produced three bull calves, **what is the chance** that he next calf will be a heifer?
50% or 1/2
46
What is the **primary acid** found in the **abomasum**?
Hydrochloric acid
47
What is the female **reproductive cell produced in the ovary**?
Ova or Egg
48
What is fed or administered to cows to **treat ketosis**?
Propylene glycol
49
Where did the **Milking Shorthorn** originate?
England
50
How long should the **pre-dip** be left on the teat before it is wiped off?
20-30 seconds