BASC108B

100問 • 1年前

Yami

通報

問題一覧

Cattle originated from the word “chattel” which means

Possession

Cattle without hump

Bos taurus

Cattle with hump

Bos indicus

Cattle defecate while walking, goat squat position when urinating

False

Goats are browsers while cattle, sheep, and carabao are grazers

True

A facility where farm animals are harvested and processed into meat products

Abattoir

The fourth compartment of the stomach of a ruminant the one where digestion takes place

Abomasum

Premature loss of pregnancy

Abortion

a substance or preparation used in killing ticks and mites

Acaricide

Unlimited feeding

Ad libitum

also called “fear” or “fright” hormone, released by adrenals as a result of nervous stimulation such as rough treatment of the cow, loud noises, pain, and irritational

Adrenaline

Other term for placenta

Afterbirth

a drug administered as drench, bolus, and injectable or mixed in feed to get rid of gastrointestinal parasite

Anthelmintic

deposition of semen into the reproductive tract of the female by artificial means

Artificial insemination

excessive accumulation of gasses in the rumen of an animal

Bloat

edema or fluid accumulation, under the jaw and a sign of infection 1

Bottle jaw

rear portion of the fetus is presented first

Breech presentation

a group of animals descended from common ancestors and having certain distinguishing characteristics not common to other members of the same species

Breed

animal intended for breeding purposes

Breeding stock

these are dry cows and heifers ready for breeding

Breeding herd

phenomenon in which the spermatozoa must be exposed to the secretions of the female tract for a certain period before they acquire the capacity to fertilize the eggs

Capacitation

removal of testes from the scrotum or any method that would render the testes functionless

Castration

to agitate causing the separation of free fat in milk or cream

Churn

any of a chemical agents mixed in feed or drinking water to control coccidiosis in animals

Coccidiostat

milk produced during the first 3-5 days after parturition which contains high protein, vitamins, and minerals

Colostrum

feed that is high in energy, low in fiber content, and highly digestible

Concentrate

Pregnancy

Conception

the degree of fatness of an animal. With dairy or breeding animals, fatness is prejudicial to their functional activities

Condition

the size and quality of vital organs of an animal determine its constitutional vigor

Constitution

food of ruminant regurgitated to be chewed again

Cud

to give liquid medicine to animals by pouring down to throat of animal

Drench

percentage of chilled carcass to the live weight of cattle

Dressing percentage

difficult birth where the female will require some assistance at parturition

Dystocia

Castration by using rubber band

Elastrator

Castration by using burdizzo

Emasculator

implantation of embryos or fertilized eggs into a surrogate mother

Embryo transfer

disease already known to prevailing ares, either indigenous or exogenous

Enzootic

interval from one estrus to the nest estrus

Estrus cycle

the sexual period of females when they are receptive to mating

Estrus period

Light yellowish brown color

Fawn

Mixed group of sheep and cattle

Flerd

feed livestock with plenty of feeds to make them gain weight before or during breeding season

Flushing

feed materials for ruminants, either fresh or dried usually coarse

Fodder

Feed materials with lower nutritive value than concentrates

Forage

The length of pregnancy

Gestation

a land or an area which the natural dominant plant form is grass

Grassland

system of feeding wherein feeds are brought to animals

Hand feeding

Cut and dried forage for livestock

Hay

Grass silage

Haylage

grass and other herbaceous vegetation for animal feeding

Herbage

any number of cattle under one management, maintained in one premise which are allowed to associate or come in contact with one another

Herd

the extent to which a trait is influenced by the genetic makeup

Heritability

Hybrid vigor

Heterosis

the systematic evaluation of the good and bad points of an animal in comparison

Involution

the systematic of the good and bad points of animals in comparison with another according to their type or the purpose for which they are raised

Judging

The time during which milk is produced

Lactation period

milk sugar, when digested it is broken down one molecule each of glucose and galactose

Lactose

a plant whose roots from an association with soilborne bacteria that can capture atmospheric nitrogen

Legume

Sexual desire

Libido

A gland for secreting milk

Mammary gland

Inflammation of the mammary gland

Mastitis

Deposition of intramuscular fat

Marbling

First fecal matter of newborn goat

Meconium

the moving of milk from the lumina of the alveoli and ducts to the gland teat cisterns, where it may be removed

Milk letdown

projecting part of the animal head including the mouth, jaws, and nose

Muzzle

the third part of the ruminant stomach located between the reticulum and the abomasum

Omasum

Shedding of eggs from the ovary

Ovulation

the milk let-down hormone, released from the posterior pituitary gland after a stimulus such as washing the udder, manipulating the teats, the nursing of a calf or other factors that the cows relate to milking

Oxytocin

Act of giving birth

Parturition

land with herbage or forage crops for grazing animals

Pasture

a system of breeding cows by placing the bull with them in the pasture for a duration of the breeding season

Pasture mating

Hanging and freely swinging

Pendulous

the evolution of an animal on the basis of its own record

Performance testing

Hornless

Polled

Period after birth

post partum

Offspring of an individual

Progeny

an evaluation of an animal on the basis of the performance of its offspring

Progeny testing

protrusion of an organ as of uterus due to abnormal birth

Prolapse

Producing offspring in abundance

Prolific

bull whose production-transmitting ability has been established or demonstrated through the performance of its offspring

Proven sire

feed allowance for one animal for 24 hours

Ration

A commercial preparation contaning rennin

Rennet

a protein-splitting enzyme, prepared from the abomasums of calf, possessing the property of clotting milk

Rennin

Second chamber of the ruminant digestive tract; used for sorting out fine plant particles for further fermentation

Reticulum

feed which contain high fiber and low digestible nutrient

Roughage

first compartment of the stomach of a ruminant. Its bacteria and protozoa breaks down cellulose of ingested plant material

Rumen

length of time between calving and the commencement of the next pregnancy

Service period

loss of weight from farm to market during transport

Shrinkage

Fermented forage crop

Silage

a condition where in animals are physiologically “in heat” but have not shown any visible signs

Silent heat

a structure usually sealed when full to exclude air and used for storing silage

Silo

male parent of an animal, especially a domesticated animal

Sire

fresh cut grass from the pasture; green chop

Soilage

cut and carry system or zero grazing

Soiling

this has reference to nervous structure. An animal of nervous temperament is active and industrious

Temperament

improving the genetic potential of an animal by using purebred sire on native animal

Upgrading

separating the suckling calf from its dam usually done at 6-8 months old

Weaning

when a cow tries to ride other cows or when she stands if others try to ride her. A “bulling cow” is in heat.

Bulling

Number of calves born

Calf drop

100

Major protein in milk

Casein

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Yami · 31問 · 2年前

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31問 • 2年前

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Female and male reproductive system

Yami · 31問 · 2年前

Female and male reproductive system

31問 • 2年前

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Poultry lab terminologies #1

Yami · 40問 · 2年前

Poultry lab terminologies #1

40問 • 2年前

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Poultry lab external anatomy and reproductive system

Yami · 23問 · 2年前

Poultry lab external anatomy and reproductive system

Poultry lab (breeds)

Poultry lab (breeds)

Egg

Egg

QUIZ GRP 1

QUIZ GRP 1

QUIZ GENETICS

QUIZ GENETICS

AI and MOET

AI and MOET

SWINE LAB REPORT

SWINE LAB REPORT

Slaughtering of pig

Slaughtering of pig

Improvement and Control Traits

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Improvement and Control Traits

poultry lab finals

poultry lab finals

POULTRY LEC

POULTRY LEC

ANAT101A - Introduction to Veterinary Anatomy

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ANAT101A - Introduction to Veterinary Anatomy

BASC107A

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ANAT101B - 1ST MIDTERM

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AXIAL MUSCLE

AXIAL MUSCLE

ANAT101A - Recap of Biology and Zoology

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ANAT101A - Recap of Biology and Zoology

32問 • 1年前

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ANAT101 - General osteology and the axial skeleton

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ANAT101 - General osteology and the axial skeleton

25問 • 1年前

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ANAT101A - Introduction to Veterinary Anatomy

Yami · 70問 · 1年前

ANAT101A - Introduction to Veterinary Anatomy

70問 • 1年前

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ANAT101A - Descriptive Terms

Yami · 19問 · 1年前

ANAT101A - Descriptive Terms

19問 • 1年前

Yami

ANAT101A - The Axial and Appendicular Skeleton and Special Topic (Recording)

Yami · 38問 · 1年前

ANAT101A - The Axial and Appendicular Skeleton and Special Topic (Recording)

38問 • 1年前

Yami

BASC107A - PART 2 MIDTERMS

Yami · 88問 · 1年前

BASC107A - PART 2 MIDTERMS

BASC108B PART 2

BASC108B PART 2

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BASC108A 1

BASC108A 2

BASC108A 2

DEVA100B

DEVA100B

DEVA100A

DEVA100A

BASC101B Finals

BASC101B Finals

Digestive System

Digestive System

Respiratory, Urinary, and Reproductive System

Yami · 41問 · 1年前

Respiratory, Urinary, and Reproductive System

Nervous System

Nervous System

Circulatory System

Circulatory System

ANAT101A - Digestive System

Yami · 18問 · 1年前

ANAT101A - Digestive System

OSTEOLOGY

OSTEOLOGY

MICRO LEC

MICRO LEC

HISTO LEC PART 2 midterms

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PHYSIO LEC

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問題一覧

Cattle originated from the word “chattel” which means

Possession

Cattle without hump

Bos taurus

Cattle with hump

Bos indicus

Cattle defecate while walking, goat squat position when urinating

False

Goats are browsers while cattle, sheep, and carabao are grazers

True

A facility where farm animals are harvested and processed into meat products

Abattoir

The fourth compartment of the stomach of a ruminant the one where digestion takes place

Abomasum

Premature loss of pregnancy

Abortion

a substance or preparation used in killing ticks and mites

Acaricide

Unlimited feeding

Ad libitum

also called “fear” or “fright” hormone, released by adrenals as a result of nervous stimulation such as rough treatment of the cow, loud noises, pain, and irritational

Adrenaline

Other term for placenta

Afterbirth

a drug administered as drench, bolus, and injectable or mixed in feed to get rid of gastrointestinal parasite

Anthelmintic

deposition of semen into the reproductive tract of the female by artificial means

Artificial insemination

excessive accumulation of gasses in the rumen of an animal

Bloat

edema or fluid accumulation, under the jaw and a sign of infection 1

Bottle jaw

rear portion of the fetus is presented first

Breech presentation

a group of animals descended from common ancestors and having certain distinguishing characteristics not common to other members of the same species

Breed

animal intended for breeding purposes

Breeding stock

these are dry cows and heifers ready for breeding

Breeding herd

phenomenon in which the spermatozoa must be exposed to the secretions of the female tract for a certain period before they acquire the capacity to fertilize the eggs

Capacitation

removal of testes from the scrotum or any method that would render the testes functionless

Castration

to agitate causing the separation of free fat in milk or cream

Churn

any of a chemical agents mixed in feed or drinking water to control coccidiosis in animals

Coccidiostat

milk produced during the first 3-5 days after parturition which contains high protein, vitamins, and minerals

Colostrum

feed that is high in energy, low in fiber content, and highly digestible

Concentrate

Pregnancy

Conception

the degree of fatness of an animal. With dairy or breeding animals, fatness is prejudicial to their functional activities

Condition

the size and quality of vital organs of an animal determine its constitutional vigor

Constitution

food of ruminant regurgitated to be chewed again

Cud

to give liquid medicine to animals by pouring down to throat of animal

Drench

percentage of chilled carcass to the live weight of cattle

Dressing percentage

difficult birth where the female will require some assistance at parturition

Dystocia

Castration by using rubber band

Elastrator

Castration by using burdizzo

Emasculator

implantation of embryos or fertilized eggs into a surrogate mother

Embryo transfer

disease already known to prevailing ares, either indigenous or exogenous

Enzootic

interval from one estrus to the nest estrus

Estrus cycle

the sexual period of females when they are receptive to mating

Estrus period

Light yellowish brown color

Fawn

Mixed group of sheep and cattle

Flerd

feed livestock with plenty of feeds to make them gain weight before or during breeding season

Flushing

feed materials for ruminants, either fresh or dried usually coarse

Fodder

Feed materials with lower nutritive value than concentrates

Forage

The length of pregnancy

Gestation

a land or an area which the natural dominant plant form is grass

Grassland

system of feeding wherein feeds are brought to animals

Hand feeding

Cut and dried forage for livestock

Hay

Grass silage

Haylage

grass and other herbaceous vegetation for animal feeding

Herbage

any number of cattle under one management, maintained in one premise which are allowed to associate or come in contact with one another

Herd

the extent to which a trait is influenced by the genetic makeup

Heritability

Hybrid vigor

Heterosis

the systematic evaluation of the good and bad points of an animal in comparison

Involution

the systematic of the good and bad points of animals in comparison with another according to their type or the purpose for which they are raised

Judging

The time during which milk is produced

Lactation period

milk sugar, when digested it is broken down one molecule each of glucose and galactose

Lactose

a plant whose roots from an association with soilborne bacteria that can capture atmospheric nitrogen

Legume

Sexual desire

Libido

A gland for secreting milk

Mammary gland

Inflammation of the mammary gland

Mastitis

Deposition of intramuscular fat

Marbling

First fecal matter of newborn goat

Meconium

the moving of milk from the lumina of the alveoli and ducts to the gland teat cisterns, where it may be removed

Milk letdown

projecting part of the animal head including the mouth, jaws, and nose

Muzzle

the third part of the ruminant stomach located between the reticulum and the abomasum

Omasum

Shedding of eggs from the ovary

Ovulation

Oxytocin

Act of giving birth

Parturition

land with herbage or forage crops for grazing animals

Pasture

a system of breeding cows by placing the bull with them in the pasture for a duration of the breeding season

Pasture mating

Hanging and freely swinging

Pendulous

the evolution of an animal on the basis of its own record

Performance testing

Hornless

Polled

Period after birth

post partum

Offspring of an individual

Progeny

an evaluation of an animal on the basis of the performance of its offspring

Progeny testing

protrusion of an organ as of uterus due to abnormal birth

Prolapse

Producing offspring in abundance

Prolific

bull whose production-transmitting ability has been established or demonstrated through the performance of its offspring

Proven sire

feed allowance for one animal for 24 hours

Ration

A commercial preparation contaning rennin

Rennet

a protein-splitting enzyme, prepared from the abomasums of calf, possessing the property of clotting milk

Rennin

Second chamber of the ruminant digestive tract; used for sorting out fine plant particles for further fermentation

Reticulum

feed which contain high fiber and low digestible nutrient

Roughage

first compartment of the stomach of a ruminant. Its bacteria and protozoa breaks down cellulose of ingested plant material

Rumen

length of time between calving and the commencement of the next pregnancy

Service period

loss of weight from farm to market during transport

Shrinkage

Fermented forage crop

Silage

a condition where in animals are physiologically “in heat” but have not shown any visible signs

Silent heat

a structure usually sealed when full to exclude air and used for storing silage

Silo

male parent of an animal, especially a domesticated animal

Sire

fresh cut grass from the pasture; green chop

Soilage

cut and carry system or zero grazing

Soiling

this has reference to nervous structure. An animal of nervous temperament is active and industrious

Temperament

improving the genetic potential of an animal by using purebred sire on native animal

Upgrading

separating the suckling calf from its dam usually done at 6-8 months old

Weaning

when a cow tries to ride other cows or when she stands if others try to ride her. A “bulling cow” is in heat.

Bulling

Number of calves born

Calf drop

100

Major protein in milk

Casein