ANSC 2050 LEARNING PRACTICE DOCUMENT
2026 ALL TESTING ELEMENTS WITH
SOLUTION STRUCTURES PREVIOUSLY
MASTERED FIELD RESOURCE
- Purchases product from packer/processor
- Breaks down subprimal cuts into retail cuts. Ans: Retailer phase
⫸ Dairy cattle
Tools that can dehorn up to _____ year
barness dehorner. Ans: 1
⫸ •holding animals before slaughter. Ans: Lairage
⫸ Animal balking to enter truck or refusing to move indicates _____.
Ans: faulty design
⫸ Study of behavior of animals in their natural surroundings. Ans:
Ethology
⫸ Equine Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis Disease. Ans: - HYPP
- in Horses
- muscle contractions due to excess potassium in the blood
,⫸ What type of stomach do pigs and poultry have?. Ans: monogastric
⫸ Cows, sheep, goats. Ans: Ruminant
⫸ Horses and rabbits. Ans: Hind-gut fermenter
⫸ 6 Classes of Nutrients. Ans: - Water
- Carbohydrates
- Protein
- Lipids
- Vitamins
- minerals
⫸ refers to the mix of feed ingredients fed to an animal. Ans: Diet
⫸ refers to the amount of the diet fed to an animal. Ans: Ration
⫸ - Decrease in blood calcium
- Decrease in blood phosphorous
- Treat by giving Ca. Ans: Milk Fever
⫸ Metabolic shortage of glucose. Ans: Ketosis
⫸ - Gas in rumen
,- Enlarged left abdomen
- Caused by high-grain, low-roughage diets. Ans: Bloat
⫸ Prevent bloat with. Ans: Antifoaming agents
⫸ Rumen pH drops below 5.5
- Caused by large quantities of gran or rapid diet changes. Ans:
Acidosis
⫸ Abomasum is shifted up and left
- Caused by insufficient fiber. Ans: Displaced abomasum
⫸ Hypomagnesia or low blood Mg
- Symptoms similar to Milk Fever. Ans: Grass Tetany
⫸ - Overeating disease
- Calves, sheep, goats. Ans: Enterotoxemia
⫸ Polioencephalomalacia. Ans: Induced thiamin deficiency
⫸ Any state other than a state of complete health. Ans: Disease
⫸ What the animal exhibits that is different from normal function.
Ans: Clinical Sign
, ⫸ - changes in body organs
- changes in size, color, or shape
- includes tumors and abscesses. Ans: Lesion
⫸ Study of the essential nature of diseases. Ans: Pathology
⫸ Refers to the cause of disease or the study of causes of disease.
Ans: Etiology
⫸ Referred to as stress factors that make the animal more susceptible
to disease. Ans: Predisposing Factors
⫸ - Nutritional
- Genetic
- Environmental
- Conformation of the animal. Ans: Stress Factors
⫸ Infectious diseases have 4 requirements for their perpetuation:.
Ans: - pathogen must be able to enter the body
- pathogen must be able to adapt to host environment and multiply
- pathogen must be able to exit the host
- pathogen must be able to infect another host
2026 ALL TESTING ELEMENTS WITH
SOLUTION STRUCTURES PREVIOUSLY
MASTERED FIELD RESOURCE
- Purchases product from packer/processor
- Breaks down subprimal cuts into retail cuts. Ans: Retailer phase
⫸ Dairy cattle
Tools that can dehorn up to _____ year
barness dehorner. Ans: 1
⫸ •holding animals before slaughter. Ans: Lairage
⫸ Animal balking to enter truck or refusing to move indicates _____.
Ans: faulty design
⫸ Study of behavior of animals in their natural surroundings. Ans:
Ethology
⫸ Equine Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis Disease. Ans: - HYPP
- in Horses
- muscle contractions due to excess potassium in the blood
,⫸ What type of stomach do pigs and poultry have?. Ans: monogastric
⫸ Cows, sheep, goats. Ans: Ruminant
⫸ Horses and rabbits. Ans: Hind-gut fermenter
⫸ 6 Classes of Nutrients. Ans: - Water
- Carbohydrates
- Protein
- Lipids
- Vitamins
- minerals
⫸ refers to the mix of feed ingredients fed to an animal. Ans: Diet
⫸ refers to the amount of the diet fed to an animal. Ans: Ration
⫸ - Decrease in blood calcium
- Decrease in blood phosphorous
- Treat by giving Ca. Ans: Milk Fever
⫸ Metabolic shortage of glucose. Ans: Ketosis
⫸ - Gas in rumen
,- Enlarged left abdomen
- Caused by high-grain, low-roughage diets. Ans: Bloat
⫸ Prevent bloat with. Ans: Antifoaming agents
⫸ Rumen pH drops below 5.5
- Caused by large quantities of gran or rapid diet changes. Ans:
Acidosis
⫸ Abomasum is shifted up and left
- Caused by insufficient fiber. Ans: Displaced abomasum
⫸ Hypomagnesia or low blood Mg
- Symptoms similar to Milk Fever. Ans: Grass Tetany
⫸ - Overeating disease
- Calves, sheep, goats. Ans: Enterotoxemia
⫸ Polioencephalomalacia. Ans: Induced thiamin deficiency
⫸ Any state other than a state of complete health. Ans: Disease
⫸ What the animal exhibits that is different from normal function.
Ans: Clinical Sign
, ⫸ - changes in body organs
- changes in size, color, or shape
- includes tumors and abscesses. Ans: Lesion
⫸ Study of the essential nature of diseases. Ans: Pathology
⫸ Refers to the cause of disease or the study of causes of disease.
Ans: Etiology
⫸ Referred to as stress factors that make the animal more susceptible
to disease. Ans: Predisposing Factors
⫸ - Nutritional
- Genetic
- Environmental
- Conformation of the animal. Ans: Stress Factors
⫸ Infectious diseases have 4 requirements for their perpetuation:.
Ans: - pathogen must be able to enter the body
- pathogen must be able to adapt to host environment and multiply
- pathogen must be able to exit the host
- pathogen must be able to infect another host
