Choose the term that matches the definition: A condition in which there is too little oxygen and too much carbon dioxide in the blood.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Requires antibodies to be present in the blood and is acquired after exposure to an antigen-producing organism.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Resistance to disease developed either actively or passively.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Components added to feed that have no nutritive value, such as antibiotics.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Each gene has two parts, represented by either a capital or lowercase letter.

Choose the term that matches the definition: An allergic reaction that may occur when an animal is repeatedly injected with a specific drug or a drug similar to one previously administered.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Red blood cell deficiency.

Choose the term that matches the definition: A drug that produces insensibility to pain.

Choose the term that matches the definition: A condition in which the female does not cycle due to insufficient hormonal stimulation.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Inspection conducted before the death of an animal.

Choose the term that matches the definition: The normal presentation of birth in which both front feet are up, with one extended a little further and the nose positioned between the feet.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Proteins in the blood that develop in response to the presence of an antigen, foreign substance, or disease in the body.

Choose the term that matches the definition: A toxin or foreign substance that stimulates an immune response.

Choose the term that matches the definition: An agent that destroys or severely inhibits microorganisms that cause disease.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Substances that counteract a specific toxin or poison.

Choose the term that matches the definition: A breeding technique in which an insemination gun or instrument is used to deposit semen into the reproductive tract of the female.

Choose the term that matches the definition: The process of providing all the nutrients necessary for an animal in a cost-effective manner.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Device used to place a pill in an animal's throat.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Precautions taken to protect against the spread of lethal or harmful organisms or diseases.

Choose the term that matches the definition: The embryonic stage in which there are two distinct groups of cells.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Rapid fermentation in the rumen causes excessive gas production.

Choose the term that matches the definition: A large pill used for dosing animals.

Choose the term that matches the definition: A practice in which a permanent mark is made on an animal's hide or flesh.

Choose the term that matches the definition: When an animal is born with its back or hind feet coming out of the birth canal first.

Choose the term that matches the definition: A group of animals that, through selection and breeding, share the same characteristics.

Choose the term that matches the definition: A cow that has been in heat for a long time.

Choose the term that matches the definition: castration of a male fowl.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Animals that eat primarily meat.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Markets where participants buy and sell commodities for cash and immediate delivery.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Removal of the testicles of a male animal.

Choose the term that matches the definition: Substances that burn or destroy tissue by chemical reaction.

Choose the term that matches the definition: A pouch connected to the junction of the small and large intestines.

Which term matches the definition: The basic unit of life?

Which term matches the definition: Strong, tough muscle that blocks the fetus from the outside world until it is time for birth?

Which term matches the definition: Threadlike structures within the nucleus of the cell that contain genetic information passed from one generation to the next?

Which term matches the definition: Male animal placed with the herd after artificial insemination to ensure the maximum number of females have settled?

Which term matches the definition: First milk from a mother?

Which term matches the definition: Life cycle stages of an external parasite that consist of egg, larva, pupa, and adult?

Which term matches the definition: Stops the flow of blood from an artery by applying pressure?

Which term matches the definition: Feedstuff that is low in fiber and relatively high in digestible nutrients, such as cereal grains?

Which term matches the definition: working to develop behaviors in animals?

Which term matches the definition: Measured by estimating the average price of consumer goods and services purchased by individuals?

Which term matches the definition: Transmissible to other animals?

Which term matches the definition: physical act of mating?

Which term matches the definition: Materials that tend to eat away or consume an acid or drug?

Which term matches the definition: Additional feed for young animals that supplements the nutrients provided by mother's milk?

Which term matches the definition: Mixing up certain portions of genetic material during meiosis?

Which term matches the definition: Technique used to freeze semen?

Which term matches the definition: Lack of testicular descent into the scrotum?

Which term matches the definition: Proportion of lean, sellable meat provided by a carcass?

Which term matches the definition: removal of the tip of the upper mandible of poultry?

Which term matches the definition: Loose material?

Which term matches the definition: The process of removing horns and preventing the growth of horns?

Which term matches this definition: When an animal does not cycle within the proper amount of time for breeding?

Which term matches the definition: The stage of estrous in which the corpus luteum produces hormones that stimulate the uterus to prepare for pregnancy?

Which term matches the definition: Energy remaining from feed after fecal energy is lost?

Which term matches the definition: Reduction in particle size of feed so that the feed becomes soluble and can pass across the intestinal wall into the vascular or lymphatic system?

Which term matches the definition: A condition or disorder with recognizable signs and often a known cause?

Which term matches the definition: Infectious agents that result in decreased health in living things?

Which term matches the definition: materials that destroy infective agents such as bacteria and viruses?

Which term matches the definition: removal of the tail of an animal?

Which term matches the definition: Hand favored or used most often?

Which term matches the definition: Clipping of the comb on poultry?

Which term matches the definition: birthing difficulties?

Which term matches the definition: Female gamete?

Which term matches the definition: Dispelling of sperm from the pelvic urethra?

Which term matches the definition: Use of drugs by non-veterinarians in ways not specified on the medication label to treat animals?

Which term matches the definition: A breeding technique in which embryos from one female are collected and then transferred into the reproductive tract of other females?

Intersection of the supply and demand curves; the point at which consumers and producers agree on a price.

Gate that can be used easily and quickly to exit a dangerous area.

Female sex hormone

Process a female animal's body undergoes to prepare itself for reproduction; heat cycle

Reproductive tool that involves manipulating the estrous cycles of females so they can be bred within a short period of time.

Stage of the estrous cycle when ovulation occurs

Study of how animals behave in their natural habitat.

Process in which all internal organs are removed from the body cavity.

Process of bleeding an animal.

Parasite that lives outside an animal.

Ration that supplies nutrients to support not only maintenance and growth, but also the storage of energy in the form of fat.

Components added to feed for specific purposes.

Any of the constituent nutrients of an animal ration.

Ability of a male or female to successfully fertilize an egg and produce offspring

Moment when gametes join to form one complete cell

Developed embryo that has attached to the uterus of the female.

Term used to describe the amount of fat on an animal.

Indication of marbling in sheep

Space that, if violated by someone, will cause the animal to flee out of instinct.

Ration given to females prior to breeding to increase body weight.

Inflammation that affects the tissues between the toes and can be infectious.

Markets where participants buy and sell commodities at a set price for delivery on a specified future date.

Occurs when animals overeat grains or lush pastures

Frequent form of sexual abnormality found in cattle where a female is born twin to a male

Similar to cash markets; the producer buys and sells contracts rather than the commodity itself.

Sex cells

An animal's genetic makeup.

Amount of energy found in feed.

Branch of biology that deals with the study of genes and how traits are passed from parent to offspring.

Inhibiting the growth or action of microorganisms.

The time a female is pregnant from conception to birth.

Ration that provides enough nutrients to support the growth and development of animals.

Type of natural service mating that requires more labor and management because the female is brought to the male for service.

Situation that poses a threat to life, health, property, or the environment.

Gene pair that has one dominant and one recessive.

Gene pair that has either two dominant or two recessive genes.

Source of food for a parasite

Lamb less than 3 months of age at slaughter that is born and marketed out of season.

Process in which an animal is rendered unconscious

Resistance to disease and infection

Measurement based on a scale of 100 is often used to compare an animal's performance to other animals.

Causing or transmitting disease.

Disease caused by microorganisms that get inside animals

Soft membrane lining of the hoof

Economic model used to determine the pricing of a product

Behaviors that are conditioned by handlers

This provides energy and is also referred to as lipids?

When a cow has an enlarged paunch on the left side in front of the hip bone, followed by distention on the right side and difficulty breathing, what non-infectious disease does the cow likely have?

Is high-quality pasture accessible only to young animals?

A vertical marking that extends the length of the face, is of medium width, and is relatively uniform?

This breed of cattle is one of the most widely known breeds due to marketing efforts.

Which nutrient is needed in small amounts to maintain specific body functions, such as tooth and bone formation?

A ration that supports an animal's normal body functions without supporting growth?

There are three factors in purchasing feedstuffs. What is the second factor?

The dairy breed that originated in Switzerland and is brown in color, ranging from light to dark, including grayish to black brown.

This pattern of Appaloosa is very common, where the horse is a dark color with a blanket of white hair over the hips and croup area.

This goat is primarily raised for mohair fiber, with less emphasis on meat.

This common livestock handling injury is caused by sudden movement of a rope through an unprotected hand.

The reduction in particle size of feed so that it becomes soluble and can pass across the intestinal wall into the vascular or lymphatic system?

Trim the outside hoof as short as possible and then trim the inside hoof longer on the rear legs to help correct this defect.

If a bull does not pass the breeding soundness examination, how should he be classified?

A group of animals that exhibit the same characteristics?

A gene pair consisting of one dominant and one recessive gene?

Which animal requires the most space for shelter?

A ration that supplies nutrients to support not only maintenance and growth, but also the storage of energy in the form of fat?

This dairy breed is the most popular breed of dairy cow in the United States, with colors of black and white or red and white.

What is the treatment for an animal in anaphylactic shock?

Who is credited with starting the first herd of pigs in North America?

What are the physical characteristics of an organism?

What are the three primary restraining tools used for surgeries and foot trimming?

If the animal appears lifeless, a resuscitator can be used to force air into the ?

For a bull to pass a BSE, the animal must have a normal physical examination and meet minimum requirements for sperm morphology, sperm motility, and?

When a cow is in the first stage of parturition, how long could it take for the cow to start giving birth?

Condensed milk was a major food source during which historical event?

This is a government in-house research agency that is constantly seeking new ways to improve agriculture.

This breed of horse is known for running at speeds of up to 35–40 miles per hour. It is a tall, leanly muscled horse.

Which breeding practice allows females to produce more offspring than they would normally have in their lifetime?

This common livestock handling injury is caused by kicks and being stepped on.

What is the most popular part of the chicken sold in Asia, where it is used in soups?

Sus vittatus is a pig from where?

This riding event involves hounds tracking and chasing foxes while horses and riders follow.