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Father of modern parasitology
Luis Pasteur
Robert Hooke
Rudolf Leukart
Rudolf Virchow
Mallard duck
Cairina moschata
Anas bochas domestica
Cavia porcellus
Cricetus cricetus
Bovine gestation period
114 days
335 days
283 days
150 days
Side open
Herringbone
Parallel
Tandem
Turnstile
Gestation period of caprine
5 months
3 month 3 weeks 3 days
1 year
65 days
Act of giving birth
gestation period
parturition
estrus
dystocia
the recurring reproductive cycle in female animals, including estrus, ovulation, and changes in uterine lining in preparation for pregnancy
conception
gestation
parturition
estrus cycle
Common disease in horse caused by Trypanosoma evansi
Equine infectious anemia
Glanders
Surra
Dourine
Trypanosoma equiperdum is the causative agent in what disease
Surra
Dourine
Mal de caderas
Glanders
female donkey
hinny
gilt
jenny
mare
Characteristic of pig
Lobated kidney
Pronounced groove dividing the left and right side, called a philtrum
Penis has long urethral process
3 months 3 weeks 3days gestation period
fire-brand will provide permanent ID against loss or theft. It is applied to the calf’s hide for three seconds.
Tattoo
Ear notch
Horn Brand
Branding
extended pouch in esophagus for feed storage...
Proventriculus
Gizzard
Crop
Ceca
Incubation period in quail
21-23 days
11-14 days
17-18 days
65 days
Incubation period of turkey
10 days
20-22 days
28 days
33 days
part of avian reproductive system where the first layer of albumen is added
(a)
cattle castrated before fully grown
bull
steer
bullock
stag
Feeds in high fiber but low in energy content (hays, silage, straws)
Pasture
Ration
Roughage
Concentrates
Portion of food that returns from a ruminant's stomach to the mouth to be chewed for the second time.
(a)
Anthrax disease is caused by
Apthovirus
Fasciola spp
Clostridium chauvoei
Bacillus anthracis
The following describe goats except
Prefer to stay on elevated place
Can tolerate bitter taste
6 months gestation period
refuse to eat feeds that have been soiled by other animals
Cestode
roundworm
flatworm
taperworm
Vitamin K
Ergocalciferol
Cholecalciferol
Tocopherol
Phylloquinone menadione
a wide white mark along the center of face
(a)
Group of rabbit
herd
band
clowder
warren
Animals active at twilight
(a)
Domestication of horse and cats
9000 BC
10000 BC
3000 BC
4000 BC
Young female pig
filly
hinny
jenny
gilt
reddish color
grey
dun
chestnut
black
Quality factors which can be improved through selective breeding except
shape
color
smell
strength
A wide white mark along the center of face
star
snip
stripe
blaze
Type of feed for 5-10 kg pigs
Creep booster
Prestarter feed
Grower feed
Finisher feed
A boar is used to serve the gilts/sows that are in heat
Artificial insemination
Covering
Natural breeding
Serving
Swine respiratory rate
32-58 bpm
28-40 bpm
16-40 bpm
10-14 bpm
Branding iron heated to a ________________________color is applied to the calf’s hide for three seconds.
Reddish
Dark red
Cherry red-bluish
Brownish red
Meat of adult goat
chevon
cabrito
mutton
lamb
complete confinement of the goat
tethering
extensive
intensive
semi intensive
male caprine
ram
drake
buck
tom
-Stiffening of muscles after death due to depletion of ATP
algor mortis
rigor mortis
livor mortis
Meat of deer
lapan
chevon
venison
chevaline
Chromosome number of dove
16n
42n
44n
46n
Rooster chromosome rat
42 n
56 n
62 n
78 n
Horse characteristics
refuse to eat feeds that have been soiled by other animals
Do not sweat even though they have sweat glands
Precocial animals, Can run shortly after birth
Dentalpad-replace upper incisor to chew grass
Male goose
cock
drake
gander
rooster
group of turkey
brood
rafter
brace
flight
Castrated sheep
gelding
wether
colt
barrow
Young horse either sex
foal
colt
filly
nanny
Act of changing appearance of equine teeth to make horse look younger
bishoping
floating
flaying
scalding
In piglets we castrate to avoid
injury
anemia
boar taint odor
health problems
act of laying eggs
gestation period
incubation period
parturition
oviposition
Inner and outer membrane is added
infundibulum
magnum
isthmus
uterus
Process of determining fertility of egg at what day
19th day
7 and 14th day
21 and 23rd day
12 th day
Fowls that weigh less than 1 kg each.
avian
broiler
layer
fryer
Chicks between day 1 to 4 wks of age
Brooder house
Grower house
Layer house
Types of feed for 4 weeks to market weight/age
Prestarter
Chickbooster
Broiler finisher
Broiler starter
Rectal temperature of swine
37.9-38.9
36.9-37.8
38.7-39.8
39.8-40.2
paunch
rumen
reticulum
omasum
abomasum
process of regurgitating and chewing again previously swallowed
rumination
cud
regurgitation
roughage
Reticulum is also called
true stomach
paunch
many plies
honey comb
used for handling/restraining cattle during deworming, branding, castration etc.
fence post
squeeze chute
dipping vat
feeding trough
Caprine heart rate
70-80 bpm
48-84 bpm
10-30 bpm
86- 120 bpm
goat raising under established plantations of coconut, mango, weeds and legumes
Tethering
Extensive
Semi-intensive
Integration into crop agriculture
Goat housing requirement
Fencing: 1-1.5m high
Smooth flooring
It must be in the ground
electrical wire, barbed wire, fishnet as fencing
Meat of young goat
mutton
lamb
chevon
cabrito
Characteristic of sheep except
easy to confine
grazer
browser
has a pronounced groove dividing the left and right side, called a philtrum
process of cutting carcass into standard wholesale or retail cuts
fabrication
flaying
scalding
culling
Abbatoir
1.double dead
premise/ approved registered for slaughtering animals
a meat that has not undergone any substantial change from slaughter
pertain to carcass parts from animals who are mature and healthy
carcass slaughtered in an unregistered establishment and has not undergone the required inspection.
meat
freshmeat
hot meat
cold slaughter meat
arthropods except
lice
fleas
mites
ciliates
disease without apparent sign
nor symptom
subclinical
clinical
disease
causative agent
transmission of agents from vectors
direct
indirect
egg transmission
vertical
Can digest food not suitable for other animals with simple, single, stomach
pig
horse
rabbit
cattle
Animals that chew cud except
Bubalus bubalis
Capra hircus
Equus caballus
Bos taurus
Most important & economical feed. Must be good quality
Straw
Silage
Hay
Pasture
feeds in high fiber but low in energy content (hays, silage, straws)
pasture
concentrates
roughage
ration
Male pig castrated before puberty
stag
boar
bull
barrow
Feeding trough space requirement for dehorned cattle...
107 cm
76 cm
61 cm
5.0m
Mating of native/ unimproved breed to a highly improved one
(a)
Feed well-balanced rations in producing quality eggs
Calcium
Phosphorus
Sodium
Manganese
Poultry except
Cairina moschata
Columbia livia domestica
Carassius auratus
Coturnix coturnix japonica
Sheep scientidic name
(a)
Mating of sheep terminology
(a)
suspends yolk in the albumen and made up of protein strands
(a)
meat of rabbit
(a)
Prevents bacterial infection and serves as a barrier
shell
shell membrane
air cell
chalaza
Made up of calcium carbonate. Porous yet protective
(a)
size of______ gives a good indication of the age of the egg.
yolk
chalaza
air cell
albumen
Gram positive bacteria are color______ in the microscope
orange
red
pink
violet
Key to success in poultry production except
Optimizing nutrition and maximizing genetic potential
Good management practices and Biosecurity
Proper disease control
Mixing chicken, duck and turkey to minimize stress
Vaccination programs in poultry except
Marek's disease
New castle disease
Black leg disease
Fowl pox
Part of reproductive tract in poultry where It is the only opening for the digestive, reproductive, and urinary tract
(a)
Female swan
(a)
Pig anatomy except
spiral loop colon is arrange in cone shaped
Cork screw end penis
Scrotum is located at the perianal
lobated kidney
Bovine anatomy
T shape uterus
triangular shape spleen
lobated kidney
Margo plicatus present in the stomach
Vitamin H
Vit B5
Vit B9
Vit B6
Vit B7
essential in cats (normal vision
methionine
lysine
retinol
taurine
Milk produced prior to and shortly after parturition – rich in antibodies
(a)
instrument used in auscultation
(a)
instrument used to determine body temperature
(a)
are clinical measurements, specifically pulse rate, respiratory rate and rectal temperature that indicate the state of animal’s essential body functions
Physiology
Vital statistics
Vital signs
Nutrients
