1. Business & Employability
These skills include punctuality, teamwork, and responsibility.
What are employability skills?
Carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, and water are known as these.
What are nutrients?
This system is responsible for oxygen exchange.
What is the respiratory system?
The maximum number of animals a facility can support safely.
What is carrying capacity?
Diseases that spread from animals to humans are called this.
What are zoonotic diseases?
Observable physical traits used in selection.
What is phenotype?
USDA, FDA, OSHA, and EPA regulations exist primarily to do this for businesses.
What is ensure safety and legal compliance?
Feed samples are analyzed to determine this.
What is feed quality and nutrient content?
Ruminants rely on this stomach compartment for fermentation.
What is the rumen?
Ear tags, tattoos, and RFID are examples of this practice.
What is animal identification?
Immunity received from colostrum is this type.
What is passive immunity?
Artificial insemination and embryo transfer are examples of these.
What are reproductive technologies?
A situation where personal gain interferes with professional duties.
What is a conflict of interest?
This measures how efficiently an animal converts feed into weight gain.
What is feed efficiency?
Bone, muscle, and fat deposition vary based on this factor.
What is stage of growth?
Ventilation, temperature, and air quality are examples of these factors.
What are abiotic environmental factors?
IM, IV, SQ, and oral describe these.
What are routes of administration?
Heat synchronization controls this reproductive event.
What is estrus?
This economic principle affects the price of livestock products.
What is supply and demand?
Too little or too much of a nutrient can cause these conditions.
What are deficiencies and toxicities?
Hormones are produced and regulated by this system.
What is the endocrine system?
Halters, chutes, and headgates are examples of these.
What are restraint devices?
Quarantine, PPE, and sanitation are examples of this practice.
Quarantine, PPE, and sanitation are examples of this practice.
Selecting animals with desirable traits over generations is called this.
What is artificial selection?
This document explains chemical hazards and safe handling procedures.
What is a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?
Creating diets based on species, age, and production stage is called this.
What is ration formulation?
This system allows for reproduction in animals.
What is the reproductive system?
Proper grooming and sanitation support this concept.
What is animal welfare?
The time required before an animal can enter the food supply after medication.
What is the withdrawal period?
The degree to which traits are passed from parents to offspring.
What is heritability?