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ANSC 4394 FEEDS & FEEDINGS EXAM 1 BEVERLY
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 2026
Pantothenic Acid - CORRECT ANSWER -Water soluble Vitamin

Conzyme A



Pantothenic Acid Deficiency - CORRECT ANSWER -Dermatitis, loss of hair, greying of hair



Zinc - CORRECT ANSWER -Mineral

Component of several enzyme systems



Zinc Deficiency - CORRECT ANSWER -
Poor hair or feather development and slipping of wool, rough or thickened skin in swine



Vitamin E - CORRECT ANSWER -Fat Soluble Vitamin

Antioxidant

As vitamin A content is increased in ration, so should vitamin E content



Vitamin E Deficiency - CORRECT ANSWER -Muscle Dystrophy



Magnesium - CORRECT ANSWER -Enzyme activator primarily in glycolytic system



Magnesium Deficiency - CORRECT ANSWER -Vasodilation, hyperirritability with convulsions



Selenium - CORRECT ANSWER -Mineral

Death Scary - Retained Placenta

,Selenium Deficiency - CORRECT ANSWER -
White Muscle Disease, Stiff Lamb Disease, Liver Necrosis in pigs



Vitamin K - CORRECT ANSWER -Fat Soluble Vitamin

Not generally supplied to livestock because can be formed in the body

Functions in blood clotting



Vitamin K Deficiency - CORRECT ANSWER -Spontaneous hemorrhage

Increased blood clotting time



Iron - CORRECT ANSWER -Mineral

Component of Hemiglobin (Allows red blood cells to carry O & CO2)



Iron Deficiency - CORRECT ANSWER -Anemia

Baby pigs must be given an iron shot if born on concrete (get iron from dirt if born outside)



Vitamin D - CORRECT ANSWER -Fat Soluble Vitamin

Can synthesize from UV Rays if outside animal

Functions in bone formation



Vitamin D Deficiency - CORRECT ANSWER -In inside animals

Rickets, Osteomalacia, soft egg shells



Phosphorus - CORRECT ANSWER -Mineral

Bone and Teeth Formation

, Phosphorus Deficiency - CORRECT ANSWER -Chewing on fences and bones

Licking Rocks

Most deficient in Texas



Sulfur - CORRECT ANSWER -Mineral

Component of Biotin

Supple when feeding NPN (urea) to keep animals from overconsuming



Sulfer Deficiency - CORRECT ANSWER -Primarily reduced growth



Cobalt - CORRECT ANSWER -Mineral

Stored in the liver

Component of B12



Cobalt Deficiency - CORRECT ANSWER -Anemia

Reduced appetite, reduced growth and body weight

Eventually death



Digestive Enzyme - CORRECT ANSWER -Ends in "ASE" or "IN"



Digestive Tract Parts - CORRECT ANSWER -Mouth

Saliavary Glands

Esophagus

Stomach - Rumen, Reticulum, Omasum, and Abomasum

Small Intestine

Large Intestine

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