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Chapter 1-3 definitions
Non ruminant herbivore,
Monogastric,
Essential indispensable nutrient
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Chapter 1: Intro to nutrition
Do nutrients have to be required ...,
What are the 6 nutrient categorie...,
Energy is not a nutrient but a __...
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Chapter 2: Comparative Nutrition and Digestive physiology
Across animal species the process...,
Since proteins are too large to b...,
Purpose of gi tract
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Chapter 4-5 Definitions (Quiz 2)
Vitamin,
Bio molecule,
Catalyst
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Chapter 6-7 definitions
Macrominerals,
Microminerals,
Hydroxyapatite
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Chapter 6: Minerals (Sept 29 lec)
How many inorganic mineral elemen...,
True or false any mineral element...,
Name 5 ways the level of mineral ...
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Chapter 6: Minerals (Oct 4 lec)
3 consequences of ca toxicity,
Blood ca levels are tightly contr...,
What is the role of vitamin d3 in...
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Chapter 6: Minerals (Oct 8 lec)
3 places in the body that sodium ...,
List 4 functions of sodium,
Animals have an innate desire to ...
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Chapter 6- Minerals (Oct 13 Lec)
Most iron in the body is present ...,
Functions of iron 1 heme proteins...,
Iron comes from food in 2 forms
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Chapter 7- Proteins and Amino acids (Oct 13 lec)
Amino acids are the building bloc...,
There are __ naturally occurring ...,
Describe the common structure of ...
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Chapter 7: Proteins and Amino Acids (Oct 15 lec)
Why is it that herbivores can dig...,
Peptides,
Proteins and polypeptides
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Chapter 7: Proteins and Amino Acids (Oct 18 Lec)
Absorbed amino acids are used by ...,
Describe what happens to absorbed...,
Do animals have protein requirements
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Chapter 7- Proteins and Amino Acids (Oct 20 Lec)
What is considered ideal to be co...,
Biological value nutritive value ...,
What does nutritive value depend ...
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Chapter 7- Amino Acids (Oct 22)
Ammonia overflow,
Before ammonia overflow each incr...,
What happens to npn before ammoni...
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Chapter 7- Proteins and Amino Acids (Oct 25)
The ____ is the primary site of u...,
20 of the aa in the liver as used...,
What are the steps of catabolism ...
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Chapter 8- Lipids (Oct 27 lec)
Lipids are ____ organic inorganic...,
The simplest fatty acid is,
Fatty acids have 2 ends describe ...
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Chapter 8- Lipids (Oct 29 lecture)
Fatty acid chains with an odd num...,
Simple lipids,
Compound lipids
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Chapter 8 Definitions
Lipids,
Fatty acid,
Saturated
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Chapter 9 Definitions (energetics)
Bioenergetics,
Calorie,
Gross energy
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Chapter 10 Definitions (Control of Feed Intake)
Feed intake regulation,
Hunger,
Satiety
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Chapter 11 Definitions (Anti-nutritional factors)
Anti nutritional factor,
Toxin,
Poison
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Lab Exam
Why are samples of feedstuffs dri...,
What are 2 things we should know ...,
What is slack space
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Chapter 8.2: Dietary Fat Quality, Oxidation, and Antioxidants (Nov 5)
Plants and animals store fats as ...,
Dietary or mobilized triglyceride...,
What is the benefit of animal veg...
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Chapter 8.2 (Nov 15)
T fto an extent you can determine...,
The higher the of free fatty acid...,
Free fatty acids indicate _______...
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Chapter 8.2: Antioxidants (Nov 17)
Where do reactive oxygen species ...,
How do ros come from the diet,
How do ros arise from within the ...
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Chapter 9- Energetics (Nov 17)
Bioenergetics,
Animal nutrition is an ___ ___ pr...,
Energy is a ____ not a ____
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Chapter 9- Energetics (Nov 19)
Digestible energy,
Why does apparent digestible ener...,
What does true digestible energy ...
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Chapter 9- Energetics (Nov 22)
Energy metabolism is essentially ___,
Hess law,
Analogy for hess law
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Chapter 9.2- Energetics (Nov 22)
Before any nutrients can go towar...,
Basal metabolism,
In the absence of food nutrients ...
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Chapter 9.2- Energetics (Nov 24)
Give 2 examples of behavioral acc...,
Give an example of physiological ...,
Animals get ___ more less energet...
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Chapter 10- Control of Feed Intake (Nov 26)
Feed intake regulation,
Hunger,
Satiety
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Chapter 10- Control of Feed Intake (Nov 29)
A combination of ___ contribute t...,
Lipostatic control theory of feed...,
Seasonal effects of feed intake a...
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Chapter 11- Anti-Nutritional Factors and Toxins (Nov 29)
Anti nutritional factor anf,
Toxin,
A toxin can alter a ___ reaction ...
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Chapter 11- ANF and toxins (Dec 1)
____ is the most common anf for m...,
List 2 soluble fibresthey have an...,
What are 3 anf proteins
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Chapter 11- ANF and Toxins (Dec 3)
Sinapine is contained in _______ ...,
What causes a fishy taint in eggs,
What are the 5 anf glycosides
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Chapter 11- ANF and Toxins (Dec 6)
Organic poisons include,
How do animals get selenium toxic...,
What causes grass tetany
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