ANS2SA- 6.01 Small Animal Nutrition

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6.00 Animal Nutrition

Nutrients & Feeding Plans

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What do you think is the most important nutrient in small animal diets?

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What is the difference between nutrition and nutrients?

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Multiple Choice

The nutrient that is most important for dissolving other nutrients and carrying them to different parts of the animal’s body is:

carbohydrates.

minerals.

proteins.

water.

Multiple Choice

Proteins are complex nutrients mainly used to:

control the animal’s body temperature and transport nutrients

develop and repair muscles, skin, hair, and nerves.

regulate body glands and protect against disease.

support breathing and produce heat for body warmth.

Multiple Choice

Carbohydrates are most important for:

controlling the animal’s body temperature and transporting nutrients.

converting food to energy and producing heat.

developing and repairing muscle, skin, hair, and nerves.

regulating body glands and protecting against disease.

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Which is most true of vitamins in the small animal's diet?

Needed in very large amounts

Needed in very small amounts

Provide most of the energy needed

Regulate body temperature of small animals

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Multiple Choice

Which is needed the least to meet the nutritional needs of small animals?

Carbohydrates

Protein

Sugar

Water

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Multiple Choice

An animal showing signs of carbohydrate deficiency will most likely:

become extremely excited.

have a loss of body heat and energy.

have an increase of body heat and energy.

show signs of increased energy.

Multiple Choice

Which symptom is common to almost all nutrient deficiencies and therefore hard to isolate to one deficiency?

Anemia

Muscle tremors

Rickets

Slow growth

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Nutrients & Feeding Plans

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