MTSU Animal Science Exam 3

Cells that produce milk.

• Alveoli

• Gland Cistern

• Colostrum

• Streak Canal

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NGSS.MS-LS1-3

First milk produced that is higher in immune factors (antibodies).

• Alveoli

• Gland Cistern

• Colostrum

• Streak Canal

The disorder in dairy cattle that occurs shortly after calving resulting from sudden loss of Calcium in the milk is called ____________________.

The typical lactation period for a dairy cow is __________ days

• 30

• 365

• 100

• 305

Smallest in frame size; produces milk with the highest percent fat & protein:

• Holstein

• Jersey

• Brown Swiss

• Hereford

Black & white spotted breed; produces the most milk/cow/year:

• Holstein

• Jersey

• Brown Swiss

• Hereford

Sheep/goats have ________ functional teats.

• 2

• 1

• 4

• 6

The passageway for milk out of the teat is the _________

• Streak Canal
• teat

• Gland Cistern

• Colostrum

All of these are signs of mastitis EXCEPT

• White clots in milk

• Low somatic cell count

• Blood in Milk

• Swollen, painful udder

_________ is a deviation from normal health; marked by physiological, anatomical, or chemical changes in the animal’s body.

• Disease
• Pathogen

• Morbidity

• Passive Immunity