Nutrients

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To calculate crude protein from nitrogen (N), one should

multiply N by 6.25

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If an animal consumed 5kg of protein and produced feces containing 2kg of protein, the apparent digestibility of protein would be

60%

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Nitrogen-free extract is calculated as dry matter minus all of the following except

ADF

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____ is considered a concentrate

soybean meal

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Which of the following is NOT involved in rumination?

Absorption

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A ruminant animal converts carbohydrates to which of the following in the rumen?

acetate

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The digestive tract of a ____ is most similar to humans.

pig

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The omasum is not a component of the ruminant stomach

False

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If an animal consumed 8kg of protein and produced feces containing 2kg of protein, the apparent digestibility of protein would be:

75%

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A ruminant animal converts carbohydrates to which of the following in the rumen?

propionate, acetate, butyrate

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A beef cow consumes 30lbs of grass hay (as-fed basis) daily. The grass hay is 80% dry matter. How much dry matter from the hay is she consuming?

24

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Rumen bacteria produce ____ that the animal uses for energy.

volatile fatty acids (VFA)

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The diet of a beef steer contains 15% modified distillers grain (DM basis). The distillers grains is 50% dry matter. How much modified distillers grains (as-fed basis) should be included to formulate 20lbs of dry matter?

6

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A ruminant animal converts carbohydrates to which of the following in the rumen? (2)

propionate

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Ruminants are able to use roughage or forage as an energy source because ____.

they possess rumen microbes that digest fiber

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____ occurs in the stomach of mono gastric animals.

Both storage and physical breakdown

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The ____ of the ruminant is the “true stomach” where gastric and enzymatic digestion occurs.

abomasum

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The ____ is distinguishable because it has many piles in its lining.

omasum

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Net energy is equal to:

metabolizable energy minus energy lost as heat

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The neutral detergent fiber (NDF) method measures all of the following except ____.

pectin

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Animals do not have a specific requirement for protein.

True

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The acid detergent fiber (ADF) method measures all the following except ____.

hemicellulose

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The primary site of fermentation in an adult ruminant is the:

rumen

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The largest portion of the newborn calf’s stomach is the:

abomasum

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Unsaturated fats are ____ at room temperature.

liquid

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The advantage of ruminants over non-ruminants is their ability to use:

roughage or forages

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____ is an example of a carbohydrate.

Glucose

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Which of the following is considered a micronutrient?

minerals

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Which of the following nutrients contains nitrogen?

protein

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Fermentation of roughages occur in the ____ of horses.

cecum

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If a feed sample weighs 100g before drying and 30g after drying, the dry matter percentage is:

30

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Protein contains ____ energy than carbohydrates

the same amount of

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The melting points of saturated fats are higher than those of unsaturated fats.

True

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To calculate nitrogen from crude protein (CP), one should:

divide CP by 6.25