ANS313 Quiz Questions With Complete Solutions
___ is when animals have a sudden increase in CHO intake,
causing liver abscesses, and a drop in rumen pH. Correct
Answers Lactic Acidosis
_____ that can be fed to animals, are high in essential fatty
acids, and can reduce heat stress and bloat. Correct Answers
Fats/Oils
______ conditioned animals are more prone to problems with
estrous, milk production and giving birth. Correct Answers
over, poor, or under
_________ silage is popular due to being a source of
fermentable carbohydrates but it needs to be supplemented with
a nitrogen source when feeding ruminants. Correct Answers
Corn
__________ is required in cat diets due to their inability or
limited ability to produce it internally. Correct Answers
Arginine, Taurine, and Arachidonic Acid
___________ transports nutrients throughout the body as well as
maintains body temperature. Correct Answers Water
____________ is used for regulatory purposes of mixed feeds to
ensure feed companies are accurately labeling. Correct Answers
Ingredients list, Feed Microscopy, or Microscopy
A feed label must include:
, -Net Weight
-Active ingredient with amount if it is medicated
-Warnings
-Name and Address of manufacturer
-All/none of the above Correct Answers All of the above
A fresh cow produces ______ times the calf's need in colostrum
so most producers freeze it for a later use. Correct Answers
Two
A fresh cow produces ______ times the calf's need in colostrum
so most producers freeze it for a later use. Correct Answers
Two
All protein contains 16% ______ but can contain ______ and
phosphorus. Correct Answers Nitrogen, Sulfur
Antagonism in imbalancing of amino acids is when.... Correct
Answers excess amino acids interfere or block the use of other
amino acids that share a similar structure.
As a broiler chicken gets older, the protein level ________ in the
diet. Correct Answers decreases
At 3-8 weeks of age, ________ can be fed to dairy calves.
Correct Answers dry feed
Brewer's grain, soybean meal, and urea are examples of a
________ source. Correct Answers Protein
___ is when animals have a sudden increase in CHO intake,
causing liver abscesses, and a drop in rumen pH. Correct
Answers Lactic Acidosis
_____ that can be fed to animals, are high in essential fatty
acids, and can reduce heat stress and bloat. Correct Answers
Fats/Oils
______ conditioned animals are more prone to problems with
estrous, milk production and giving birth. Correct Answers
over, poor, or under
_________ silage is popular due to being a source of
fermentable carbohydrates but it needs to be supplemented with
a nitrogen source when feeding ruminants. Correct Answers
Corn
__________ is required in cat diets due to their inability or
limited ability to produce it internally. Correct Answers
Arginine, Taurine, and Arachidonic Acid
___________ transports nutrients throughout the body as well as
maintains body temperature. Correct Answers Water
____________ is used for regulatory purposes of mixed feeds to
ensure feed companies are accurately labeling. Correct Answers
Ingredients list, Feed Microscopy, or Microscopy
A feed label must include:
, -Net Weight
-Active ingredient with amount if it is medicated
-Warnings
-Name and Address of manufacturer
-All/none of the above Correct Answers All of the above
A fresh cow produces ______ times the calf's need in colostrum
so most producers freeze it for a later use. Correct Answers
Two
A fresh cow produces ______ times the calf's need in colostrum
so most producers freeze it for a later use. Correct Answers
Two
All protein contains 16% ______ but can contain ______ and
phosphorus. Correct Answers Nitrogen, Sulfur
Antagonism in imbalancing of amino acids is when.... Correct
Answers excess amino acids interfere or block the use of other
amino acids that share a similar structure.
As a broiler chicken gets older, the protein level ________ in the
diet. Correct Answers decreases
At 3-8 weeks of age, ________ can be fed to dairy calves.
Correct Answers dry feed
Brewer's grain, soybean meal, and urea are examples of a
________ source. Correct Answers Protein
