Digestive parts of a cow
Part G
Large Intestine
Part C
Large Intestine
Which animal has a digestive process in which the food moves down the esophagus to the stomach, where it is churned and mixed with digestive juices:
horses
poultry
swine
sheep
Swine
What is the first step in the digestive process of ruminants?
Food is taken in the mouth and chewed just long enough to make swallowing possible
Which nutrient includes calcium, magnesium and manganese:
minerals
fats
vitamins
carbohydrates
Minerals
Part F
Small Intestine
Part A
Stomach
Which animal has an expanded cecum which allows for the storage and fermentation of feed:
cattle
swine
horses
poultry
Horses
Which nutrient is either simple or complex, and provides energy for muscle movement:
fats
minerals
vitamins
carbohydrates
Carbohydrates
What type of feed is hay:
additives
supplements
roughages
concentrates
Roughage
Part A
Cecum
Cecum
How does the digestive system of poultry differ from that of the mono gastric digestive systems?
The feed is broken down using the gizzard
Which nutrient can be added to ensure more marbling in the meat:
fats
minerals
vitamins
carbohydrates
Fat
What type of feed is cereal grains:
additives
roughages
concentrates
supplements
Concentrates
Part B
Part E
Mouth
Which is not considered a ruminant:
Cattle
Horses
Goats
Sheep
Horses
Which nutrient is important in building body tissue and can be found in plant sources such as soybean meal and cottonseed meal:
fats
protein
vitamins
carbohydrates
Protein
What are antibiotics considered when incorporated into feed:
additives
roughages
supplements
concentrates
Additives
Part C
Reticulum
Part B
Small Intestine
What is the general purpose of the small intestine?
Absorb the nutrients and put them into the bloodstream
Which nutrient is needed in small amounts to maintain specific body functions like tooth and bone formation:
fats
minerals
vitamins
carbohydrates
Vitamins
Actual energy value of a ration is__:
Net energy
gross energy
digestible energy
metabolizable energy
Net energy