Trace Minerals - Manganese and Zinc Flashcards

1
Q

High concentrations of Mn occur in…

A

Bones, liver, kidney, pancreas and pituitary gland

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2
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Functions of Manganese (6)

A
  1. Sexual maturation
  2. Enzyme cofactor
  3. Component of Arginase
  4. Essential for normal reproduction
  5. Normal bone formation
  6. Normal muscle function
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3
Q

Female pigs show the following symptoms with sexual maturation (related to Mn)

A
  1. Reduced skeletal growth
  2. Irregular, estrus cycles
  3. Fetal reabsorption or birth of small, weak pigs
  4. Poor udder development and little if any milk
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4
Q

What mineral is associated with the following reproductive problems?
Irregular, estrus cycles; fetal resorption or birth of small, weak pigs; poor udder development &
little if any milk

A

Manganese

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5
Q

List the mineral that is involved in slipped tendon or perosis

A

Manganese

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6
Q

Manganese is _____ absorbed and largely excreted in the feces

A

Poorly

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7
Q

Zinc is present mainly in the ________ as skin, hair and wool with only traces in bone, muscle, and other organs

A

Epidermal tissues

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8
Q

Whole blood - % in
Eurythrocytes
Plasma
Leucocytes

A

E- 75%
P - 22%
L - 3%

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9
Q

All Zinc in eurythrocytes can be accounted for as a constituent of _____.

A

Carbonic anhydrase

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10
Q

Absoprtion of Zinc occurs mainly in the _______

A

duodenum (excreted in feces)

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11
Q

Zinc Deficiencies

A
  1. Dermatitis - parakeratosis - in swine
  2. Keratosis
  3. Alopecia and retarded growth
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12
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Dermatitis - parakeratosis

A
  1. Specific skin lesions
  2. Retarded growth
  3. Lowered feed utilization
  4. Alopecia - hair loss
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13
Q

Keratinizing of the skin - includes changing from a soft pliable skin to a hard callous-like skin

A

Keratosis

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14
Q

Which of the following could Zn not be bound to in order to create a chelated form of Zn?

A

Sulfate

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15
Q
  • a disorder of the outer layers of skin; skin can become flaky or hard and callous-like
A

Parakeratosis

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16
Q

Mn: Commonly called “slipped tendon”; hock joint becomes swollen; tendon slips from its condyle

A

Perosis

17
Q

Deficiency more likely to cause skin problems

A

Zinc deficiency

18
Q

For most farm animals, ________ will prevent dermatitis (zinc requirements)

A

25-70 ppm

19
Q

ZINC - Generally need to supplement _____ diets and NOT _____ diets.

A

Supplement: Swine and Poultry
NOT: Ruminant