ANSC 3400 Exam 3 Study Guide

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What biological function is vitamin K best known for?

Blood Clotting

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What is not true about phytate?

Pancreatic phytase can degrade phytate in non-ruminants

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What form of Vitamin E is the most biologically active?

a-Tocopherol

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What form of Vitamin D is obtained from animal products?

Cholecalciferol

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What is Phytate?

storage form of phosphorus in plants

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What vitamin or mineral does not have any antioxidant functions in animals?

Magnesium

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What nutrient is milk deficient in?

Iron

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What mineral in considered a trace mineral?

Iron

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What vitamin increases calcium absorption in the small intestine and calcium resorption across the kidney?

Vitamin D

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What protein is the master regulator of iron uptake in the small intestine?

Hepcidin

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What species would benefit most from phytate supplementation in the diet?

Poultry

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What naturally occurring lipid is the immediate precursor for pro-vitamin D synthesis in animals?

Cholesterol

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What mineral do ruminants that are fed non-protein nitrogen also need for the rumen microbes to produce methionine and cysteine?

Sulfur

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What is a typical ratio of total calcium to phosphorus for growing animals?

2:1

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Match the Vitamins with their common deficiency symptom

Vision Problems-Vitamin A

Low Blood calcium concentration- D

Impaired blood clotting- Vitamin K

Incoordination- Vitamin B1

Anemia- Vitamin B9

Low blood glucose Concentrations- Vitamin B12

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What mineral is the major intracellular inorganic cation?

Potassium

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What is the major route loss if iron loss in animals?

Hemorrhage

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What best accounts for the energy lost as heat in the heat increment of feeding?

Energy loss associated with the digestion, absorption, and utilization of feed (longest answer choice)

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What mineral in required for all enzymes that either synthesize or utilize ATP

Magnesium

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What biological function is Vitamin C best known for?

Collagen Synthesis

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What other trace minerals are essential for iron binding to transferrin and transport to other tissue?

Copper

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What hormone increases the conversion of calcifediol to the calcitriol in the kidney?

Parathyroid Hormone

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What vitamin deficiency is not linked to neurological problems in livestock animals?

Ascorbic Acid

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What is not a function of iron in animals?

Cobalamin Absorption

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What vitamin or mineral is not associated with redox reactions?

Zinc

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What vitamin deficiency is associated with impairments in amino acid metabolism?

Vitamin B6

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What is not an example of an organic source of sulfur in a ruminant diet?

Sulfate

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What type of reaction does thiamine help carry out?

Oxidative Decarboxylation

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Match the Vitamin with its Corresponding letter

Thaimine-B1

Cobalamin-B12

Niacin-B3

a-Tocopherol-E

Retinoic Acid-A

Phylloquinone-K

Biotin-B7

Folacin-B9

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What animal benefits most from an injection of iron shortly after birth?

Piglets

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What animal can rely on microbial synthesis of water-soluble vitamins to meet its requirements?

Cattle

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What species is not able to convert B-carotene to the active form of Vitamin A?

Cats

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What molecule in urine contains energy and contributes to the energy loss from digestible energy to metabolizable energy?

Urea

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What common property or function do thiamine, niacin, and riboflavin share in animals?

Energy Metabolism

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What vitamin is a precursor for NAD+ and NADP+

Vitamin B3

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What mineral is required for rumen microbes to synthesize B12 in ruminant animals?

Cobalt

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What type of reaction does Vitamin B6 help carry out?

Transaminiation

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What causes elevated levels of parathyroid hormone in blood?

Low Blood Calcium

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What vitamin can be synthesized from the amino acid trptophan?

Niacin

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Why are fat soluble vitamins considered potentially more toxic compared to water-soluble vitamins?

Fat-Soluble vitamins accumulate in tissue

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What cell type is first affected from a vitamin B9 or vitamin B12 deficiency?

Intestinal Stem Cell

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What vitamin promotes iron absorption?

Vitamin C

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What mineral is considered a macro mineral?

Phosphorus

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What animal uses most of its daily energy intake for maintenance functions?

Mature boar

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What mineral when deficient can mimic vitamin E deficiency in animals?

Selenium

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What form of energy loss does net energy account for compared to metabolisable energy?