Ruminants
Monogastric
Pseudo-Ruminant
Avian (won't be on test)
General Info
100

How many compartments do Ruminant animals have?

4

100

Define monogastric

"one" stomach

100

2 animals that have a Pseudo-ruminant digestive system

Rabbits and horses

100

What animals have an avian digestive system?

Birds

100

What does the large intestine absorb?

Water

200

What are 4 animals that have a ruminant stomach

Cattle, goats, sheep, and deer

200

What are 3 animals we talked about that have a monogastric stomach?

Pigs, cats, dogs

200

What part of this digestive system is enlarged compared to others?

Cecum

200

What acts as the teeth of a chicken?

The gizzard

200

What are 3 different parts of the small intestine?

Duodenum, Jejunum, Ileum 

300

Name all 4 compartments in order

Rumen, reticulum, omasum, and abomasum 

300

What is the first step in the monogastric digestive system

The animal picks up the food with the mouth 

300

What do these animals eat large amounts of? 

Forages (grasses and hay)

300

What part stores food until the animal is hungry?

Crops

300

What are the 3 main nutrients that get absorbed by the small intestine?

Starch, proteins, and fats

400

The animal regurgitates the food and rechews it, what is the animal chewing? 

Cud

400

The mouth does what kind of digestive process?

Mechanical and Chemical 

400

2 other names we call Pseudo-Ruminants?

Hindgut fermenters and Cecal fermenters

400

What part is considered the "true stomach"

Proventriculus

400

What % of each nutrient gets absorbed by the small intestine?

Starch: 90%

Protein: 90%

Fats: 40-60%

500

Known as the "true stomach" 

The abomasum 

500

Does Keegan have a monogastric simple stomach digestive system?

YES!!

500

What is colic-gas? 

Fast changes in a horse’s diet can lead to too much fermentation, which leads to an increase in gas production and gas colic

500

Involuntary muscle contractions in the esophagus that food the food to the stomach?

Peristalsis 

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