An S 114 Exam 3 (Companion/Lab Animals, Nutrition, Genetics) Questions With Correct Detailed Answers| Solutions Guaranteed

What is neotony? - correct answers the retention of juvenile attributes in mature animals True or False: The companion animal industry is recession resistant. - correct answers True- pets are like family Which pet decreased in number in recent years? - correct answers Birds Which of the following is NOT considered a lab animal? a. Pig b. Rat c. Dog d. none of the above - correct answers D. none of the above What is an animal model? - correct answers An animal that we use in research What are Gerbils a great model for studying? - correct answers seizures and dental research Which of the following is NOT covered by the Animal Welfare Act? - correct answers Number of animals used for the study What is environmental research? - correct answers Providing for the physical and mental needs of the animal What is the most important nutrient? - correct answers Water What is the energy value of fats as compared to carbohydrates? - correct answers 2.25 x more Which of the following is considered a concentrate? - correct answers Soybean meal True or False: Monogastrics require pre-formed protein to be supplied in the diet - correct answers True What is the true stomach of the chicken? - correct answers Proventriculus What are the energy molecules made in the rumen? - correct answers VFAs (Volatile Fatty Acids) What ruminant stomach department looks like a honeycomb? - correct answers Reticulum Where does fiber digestion occur in the horse? - correct answers Cecum What are two examples of concentrates? - correct answers Corn- used to add energy soybeans (meal)- used to add protein What is the small intestine responsible for in a monogastric? - correct answers digestion and absorption True or False: In swine the stomach, small intestine and large intestine are equally divided - correct answers True Where does fiber digestion occur in the horse? - correct answers the Cecum How many compartments is in a ruminants stomach? - correct answers 4 compartments What are two teeth problem in ruminants? - correct answers Parrot Mouth: overbite Monkey Mouth: underbite What is the rumen responsible for? - correct answers microbial digestion and absorption What is the true stomach in ruminants? - correct answers Abomasum What are two gases produced during fermentation? - correct answers Methane and Carbon Dioxide Which of the following is NOT an advantage of owning a pet? a. Companionship b. Decrease stress c. Veterinary Care d. Decrease Blood Pressure e. Exercise - correct answers C. Veterinary Care Which is a sign that pets have an elevated status in our society today? a. Choices/number of types of food b. Where they sleep c. Choices/number of accessories d. All of these are true - correct answers d. All of these are true Which of these is NOT a necessary cost associated with owning a pet? a. Food b. Accessories c. Shelter d. Veterinary Care - correct answers b. Accessories What is one reason that birds as pets have decreased in numbers? - correct answers Long life span What is a reason that people have pets? a. All of these are true b. People feel the need to nurture something c. Can alleviate feelings of loneliness d. Owning a pet is like "nature on demand" - correct answers a. All of these are true Which of the following is NOT a form of enrichment for animals used in research? a. Providing bars and ropes to pigs b. Providing "play time" for dogs c. Providing the proper diet to growing pigs d. Providing chewable bedding for mice - correct answers c. Providing the proper diet to growing pigs True or False: Food animals may be used as lab animals - correct answers True True or False: Livestock do NOT make good models for human health and disease - correct answers False What is the function of the crop? - correct answers Moisten and soften food How does milk avoid being fermented in the suckling ruminant? - correct answers Rumenoreticular groove