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| What is the most common reasion for raising meat animals like cattles and pigs? |
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| Which feed/gain is closest to the average feed/gain of growing lambs fed a typical feed lot diet? |
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| If the dry matter of a feedstuff is 30%, what is the percentage of water in the feedstuff? |
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| Correct answer not given correct answer is 70 |
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How many statements below are True?
· Animals can store energy in the body as carbohydrate
· Plants store energy in the leaves and stems as lipid
· The most abundant nutrient in a live animal is water
· The most abundant nutrient in hay is protein
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· Animals can store energy in the body as carbohydrate T
· The most abundant nutrient in a live animal is water T
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| Which growing animal has the best feed/gain? |
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| On average the cost of feed is ___________% of the total cost of producing meat animals? |
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| The top 3 causes of death, ranked first to third are? |
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| Heart disease, Cancer, Strokes |
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| Which nutrient class is made up of amino acids? |
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| Which nutrient class contains the most nitrogen? |
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| Which nutrient class has the highest concentration of energy? |
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| Which nutrient class functions as a solvent? |
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| Name the primary function associated with dairy cow |
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| Name the nutrient class estimated by ash content. |
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| If a diet contains 30% ash, what is the organic matter content? |
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| Name the nutrient class that makes up enzymes and some hormones. |
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| The function that occurs before lactation? |
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| In 2007, 204 people of each 100,000 people in the U.S. died from this condition. |
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| An adult man who operates a computer for a living uses most of his nutrient intake for? |
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| As animals grow, the percentage of water in the body? |
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| Assume that over 7 days you consume 21 quarts of water. Which estimates the amount of water lost during 7 days? |
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| Animals sweat and pant to cool themselves. This is possible due to this trait of water. |
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| Is the water produced from oxidation of nutrients to produce energy |
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How many increases in these factors will increase voluntary water intake?
· Air temperature
· % of fiber in diet
· Milk production
· Water content of diet
· Salt/mineral content of diet
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· Air temperature
· % of fiber in diet
· Milk production
· Salt/mineral content of diet
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| Can you look at a sample of water and know it is safe for animals to drink? |
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Which will store better?
Whole grain, containing 12% water, stored in a metal grain bin
Bales of hay containing 25% water, stacked inside a barn
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| Whole grain, containing 12% water, stored in a metal grain bin |
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| Which contains the highest water content? |
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| The transport of minerals in the blood is possible because of this function of water. |
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How many statements are true?
· All parts of the digestive system can absorb water from the lumen of the digestive system
· All parts of the digestive system can secrete water into the lumen of the digestive system
· The duodenum and cecum are net absorbers of water
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· All parts of the digestive system can absorb water from the lumen of the digestive system
· All parts of the digestive system can secrete water into the lumen of the digestive system
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| Which will produce the most metabolic water? |
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| 40 g of carbohydrate, 20 g protein, 40 g fat 73 grams |
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How many of these levels of dissolved solids in water will cause no problems of any kind in livestock drinking the water?
· 100 ppm
· 400 ppm
· 900 ppm
· 1,500 ppm
· 3,000 ppm
· 5,000 ppm
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· 100 ppm
· 400 ppm
· 900 ppm
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| Which function will have the greatest effect on water requirements? |
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| Function of water in the ear and eye? |
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Lubrication and cushioning
Transfer |
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| Which is considered an organic toxin that lowers the quality of water? |
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As animals grow and mature, the proportion of water in the body increases and the proportion of fat decreases.
True/False? |
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How many of these are “easy to measure”, i.e. sensible water losses?
· Feces
· Urine
· Evaporation
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