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Praxis Animal Science
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praxis
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veterinary
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. The main factor in determining the USDA quality grade which indicates factors including juiciness - tenderness - and flavor
Jersey
Pasteurization
Distosia
Marbling
2. In the U.S. what breed is the top # in horses?
Pasteurization
Rumen
Quarter Horses
Homogenization
3. What is calving difficulty
Sleving
Vitamin D
Distosia
Freestalls
4. Milk let down is caused by
Vitamin d
Oxytosen
Large Intestine
Feed
5. What breed of cattle is known for high butterfat
Jersey
Quarter Horses
Large Intestine
Colostrum
6. Spurs growth - maintenance - and reproduction. it can affect fertility in bulls and cows
Vitamin d
Food and Fiber
Vitamin a
Aerobic lagoons
7. What is the biggest expense for any animal
Hog cholera
Feed
Yearling rate
Marbling
8. What collects water and other matter from the digestion system?
Mature early
Small intestine
Yearling rate
Omasum
9. Are used to identify parasites that maybe in animals and to count the parasites found in stool by the grain.
Animal welfare
Fecal counts
Aquaculture
Food and Fiber
10. It is inherited matter that is behind growth - development and function of cells
Certain parasites
Anaerobic lagoons
DNA
Colostrum
11. A contagious viral disease found in dogs.
Anaerobic lagoons
Canine distemper
Mature early
Homogenization
12. The process that prevents milk fat from separating from milk products.
Homogenization
Freestalls
Field count
Aquaculture
13. What are the lactation period for dairy cattle
Canine distemper
305
Pasteurization
Pietrain
14. Cows with bleached hair has what kind of deficiency
Large Intestine
Sleving
Chromosome
Copper
15. A procedure in which particle sizes are sorted by forcing the particles through pores or openings
Anaerobic lagoons
Sleving
Feed
Abomasum
16. At what age an animal is weaned also plays a part in resisting_______-.
Feed additives
Aquaculture
Fecal counts
Certain parasites
17. What has a glandular lining and secrets acids and digestive to break down feed?
Food and Fiber
3 to 4 years
Sleving
Abomasum
18. Growth rate in cattle reflected by
Oxytosen
Sleving
Yearling rate
Anthrax
19. What is on the left side of a cow and is the largest of the four compartments?
Rumen
Oxytosen
Transgenic
Canine distemper
20. Use the first lagoon to take in the waste and allows solid and settle.
Feed
Two - stage lagoons
Hog cholera
Vitamin D
21. What breed of swine is PSS most commonly found in?
Oxytosen
Jersey
Certain parasites
Pietrain
22. To develop muscle
Hog cholera
Vitamin E
Small intestine
Minerals
23. What part of the cow digestive system is in the forward area of the cow's body and resembles a pouch with honeycomb like tissue
Chromosome
Genotype
Abomasum
Reticulum
24. Retaining liquid acts as a small waste water treatment facility.
Livestock lagoon
Freestalls
Anaerobic lagoons
Vitamin a
25. Dairy cows have an average life of what
Jersey
3 to 4 years
Anaerobic lagoons
Protein
26. Are those biological waste systems that operate without oxygen.
Anaerobic lagoons
Marbling
Transgenic
Anthrax
27. Usually some 20 times longer than the cow itself.
Inedible and edible
Marbling
Large Intestine
Small intestine
28. Also known as swine fever - contagious viral disease found in swine.
Hog cholera
Chromosome
Jersey
Phenotype
29. Is growing aquatic plants or animals in a closed environment
Inedible and edible
Vitamin E
Vitamin a
Aquaculture
30. Is given to increase milk production
Animal rights
Bovinesematictrophin
Hog cholera
Feed
31. The expression of the genes present in an individual.
Bovinesematictrophin
DNA
Feed additives
Phenotype
32. What does mortality loss mean
Death rate
Field count
Small intestine
Mastitis
33. what is creamy and 1st milk for young
Certain parasites
Copper
Reticulum
Colostrum
34. Is taking samples of grazed pasture and examining a larve - to - grass ratio
Anthrax
Feed additives
Animal rights
Field count
35. Is the end of the tract for undigested foods.
Aerobic lagoons
Colostrum
Large Intestine
Certain parasites
36. Smaller cattle and those higher in milking potential usually
Abomasum
Death rate
Mature early
Small intestine
37. Is rooted in a belief that animals should be humanely treated.
Jersey
Animal welfare
Distosia
Feed
38. What breed of cattle is known for tolerant of heat and produce more pounds of milk per body weight than other breeds?
Food and Fiber
Animal rights
Jersey
Reticulum
39. Are more affected by potential toxicity than are sheep
Anaerobic lagoons
Bovinesematictrophin
Cattle
Abomasum
40. Located at the intersection of the large and small intestine. it is a large area in which fiber that has not been digested it broken down.
Feed
Vitamin D
Cecum
Genotype
41. Is a process in which the milk is heated in order to destroy organisms that can cause disease
Feed additives
Canine distemper
Pasteurization
Vitamin D
42. Helps animals with worms that drain blood.
Iron
LH
Phenotype
3 to 4 years
43. Measured in percentage of crude protein - helps build muscles - connective tissue - and the nervous system. Made of amino acids
Vitamin E
Homogenization
Protein
Small intestine
44. Are a resting place for dairy cattle. is built such that the cow can come inside the stall and leave at will.
Pietrain
Marbling
Freestalls
Cattle
45. Are needed for functions such as bone formation and growth
Sleving
Minerals
Chromosome
Abomasum
46. what kind of animals would eat forages and roughage
Ruminates
Livestock lagoon
Copper
Chromosome
47. Refers to organsims modified by genetic engineering and containing DNA from external sources.
Minerals
Inedible and edible
Chromosome
Transgenic
48. Help to improve some facet of animal nutrition
Death rate
Fecal counts
Feed additives
Reticulum
49. Refers to all economic activity that is related to the processing - production - and marketing of agriculture products from the source of the product to the consumer
Reticulum
Chromosome
Food and Fiber
Copper
50. Important in developing the digestive system of calves but is not of great need in the diets of adult beef cattle.
Rumen
Freestalls
Vitamin D
Bovinesematictrophin