What is the term for an animal’s genetic makeup?

Which reproductive technology involves placing fertilized embryos into females?

Vibrissae is the scientific term for which of the following?

Which part of the digestive system is unique to ruminants?

Which of the following is produced by the liver, stored in the gallbladder and secreted into the small intestine to aid in fat digestion?

Which of the following species would NOT have a reticular groove?

Which of the following minerals should be fed in larger amounts?

What nutrient provides 2.25 times more energy than carbohydrates?

EPD stands for which of the following?

Controlled Intravaginal Drug Release (CIDRs) devices release which of the following hormones in the bloodstreams of the females in an effort to synchronize estrus?

Diarrhea, straining, loss of appetite and fever are symptoms common with which of the following diseases?

Which of the following parasites are also called blood worms?

Which of the following procedures uses a burdizzo?

Which of the following is a side effect of docking a lamb’s tail too short?

The “tenting” method is commonly used for which of the following types of injection techniques?

What point helps handlers predict animal movement?

Which of the following is used to determine the fineness, or grade, of wool?

When compared to cow’s milk, goat’s milk is which of the following?

Which of the following is NOT a typical identification method for livestock animals?

In freeze branding, the branding iron is chilled with which of the following?

Toe-punching is an identification method used for which of the following species?

What is the primary determination of beef quality grades?

What is the most common fencing used for goats?

Match the following: Process which brings about the similarities and differences between parents and offspring.

Match the following: Proportion of observed variation in a particular trait which can be inherited due to genetic factors.

Match the following: Science of heredity and variation.

Match the following: Smallest unit of inheritance.

Hudson raises blackface show lambs and wants to improve his herd by purchasing a ram descended from a champion sire called White Rock. Which selection criterion is he using?

Which is a benefit of estrus synchronization in beef cattle?

Another benefit of estrus synchronization in beef cattle is the ability to:

Estrus synchronization helps producers by:

Which outcome is most directly improved by estrus synchronization?

Match surgical procedures to species most commonly performed. Which species is most associated with teeth clipping?

Which disorder best matches cows that are staggering and uncoordinated while walking across pasture?

On a medication label, the statement “For use in healthy pregnant swine as an aid in the control of disease in piglets caused by Clostridium perfringens Type C and K88, K99, 987P, and F41 piliated Escherichia coli.” is an example of:

What is the correct order of structural organization in animals?

Using the ear notches illustrated on the pig head diagram, which litter and pig number is shown?

To help prevent grass tetany in cows grazing wheat pasture, which mineral supplement should be supplied?

Vaccinating goat kids with Clostridium perfringens type C and D toxoid safeguards primarily against:

Which species is most commonly associated with dehorning as a basic surgical procedure?

Which species is most commonly associated with tail docking as a routine procedure in the table provided?

Which disease is listed for cattle in the disease matching table that involves ingestion of metal objects causing illness?

Which disease appears under both cattle and sheep in the disease table and can affect multiple species?

Milk fever is categorized under which species in the disease matching activity shown?

In estrus synchronization programs, which benefit most directly supports reproductive technologies such as artificial insemination?

When matching procedures to species, which procedure can be correctly matched with more than one species according to the directions?

Match the common sheep diseases to their primary cause using the word bank.

McKinley owns and manages a purebred Hampshire swine operation. She retains all superior gilts and sells the remaining females to other operations as replacements. She markets her boar progeny to commercial producers with confinement operation facilities. Of the following, which best describes McKinley’s type of swine operation?

Match the following swine housing locations with the correct use using the word bank provided below. Use of Location → Swine Housing Locations: Housing for pregnant females; Housing for sows which are near parturition; Housing where pigs are fed to a market weight; Housing where piglets are weaned.

Merah’s flock is experiencing reduced conception rates, fewer multiple births and reduced milk production. She feels like this is due to an energy deficiency in their diet. Which of the following would she most likely add to their diet to increase the energy?

Match the following term with the correct definition using the word bank provided below. Definitions: Grains and by-products used by animals; Mixture of feedstuffs available for the animal to provide the nutrients; Chemical compounds animals require for energy, structure and health; Total amount of material an animal would consume in one day.

Using the word bank, label the parts of the ruminant stomach in the diagram.

Which of the following serves as a bypass between the esophagus and the abomasum allowing young ruminants to consume and digest milk?

What is the ideal weight of market-ready swine?

Which cattle yield grade provides the highest cutability?

Which statement best describes the phrase, “The knee is proximal to the ankle.”?

Match the definition with the correct Latin anatomical term.

Rank the beef Quality Grades from highest to lowest.

What is the term for high-fiber plant material fed to livestock?

Which biosecurity practice involves cleaning boots and isolating animals?

Which term means “toward the animal’s back” when describing anatomy?

Which pair correctly matches direction with meaning?

A cut on a cow’s lower leg is described as distal to the knee because it is

Which feed type is energy-dense and low in fiber for fast growth?

Which practice most directly prevents disease spread between pens on a farm?

Which sequence correctly orders these anatomical terms from headward to tailward focus?

A vet notes a wound is on the ventral side of a sheep. Where is it?