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Gross energy
All potential energy available
Digestible energy
The energy left after losing energy through feces
Metabolizable energy
Measure of energy available to the animal for body functions after energy is lost through urine and gases
ATP
Chemical compound that is able to trap or pick up energy that is released and transport it elsewhere for use
Energy density
Commonly expressed as kcal/kg on labels
Atwater factors
Estimate of how much energy is provided by protein, carbohydrates, and fat
To measure the BCS of an animal you will-
Feel along the rib cage, checking for a waist and abdominal tuck
The resting energy requirement (RER) is-
The energy requirement for a normal animal at rest in a thermoneutral environment with no additional activity or exercise
The modified Atwater factor is 3.5 kcal/g for both carbohydrates and for protein
True
_ are the standard units of measurement for energy in the United States
Kilocalories
The maintenance energy requirement (MER) is calculated by multiplying the RER by what?
A given multiplier
A high energy dense food is sometimes required for which of the following type of animal?
A boarder collie that typically works outside with its owner 4-6 hours everyday
Which of the following formulas is correct for calculating the resting energy requirement in cats and dogs?
RER= 30 x (ideal BW in Kg) +70
Energy density is commonly expressed as kcal/ kg and kcal/ cup on pet food labels
True
If a food contains 18% crude protein that means there are
18g of protein for every 100g of food
Which of the following indicates and ideal BCS on a canine
4/9
A factor included in body condition score of dogs and cats is-
Visible waist
Is a dog or cat weighs ____ above its optimum weight, it should be considered obese
20%
Which patients should have their nutritional needs and feeding goals assessed when coming into the hospital?
Every pet that comes into the hospital
Energy is essential for animals to live, which is why they can generate their own energy supply.
False
Body condition scoring is used to assess a patients and __
Muscle mass and fat stores
List 2 causative factors associated with obesity that were mentioned in the article
Excessive calorie intake and no exercise
What are three pieces of information that are included in a patient’s signalment data?
Weight, breed, age
What are two diseases process or conditions that obese patients are at an increased risk to acquire
Cancer, arthritis
What does ATP stand for
Adenosine triphosphate
What can an excess of energy cause
Obesity