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Match the following nutrients to their usable form in the body:
Match the following nutrients to their usable form in the body:
Carbohydrates = Monosaccharides Fat = Fatty acids Proteins = Amino acids
Match the following nutrient category with its primary function:
Match the following nutrient category with its primary function:
Carbohydrates = Quick energy Fats = Stored energy Proteins = Tissue growth Vitamins = Assist enzymes
Match the following fatty acids with the animals that require them:
Match the following fatty acids with the animals that require them:
Linoleic acid (omega 6) = Cats and dogs Alpha-Linolenic acid (omega 3) = Cats and dogs Arachidonic acid = Cats
Vitamins A, D, E, and K are _____ soluble. Vitamins B and C are _____ soluble.
Vitamins A, D, E, and K are _____ soluble. Vitamins B and C are _____ soluble.
Match the Vitamin with its primary function:
Match the Vitamin with its primary function:
Match the following macrominerals with their primary function:
Match the following macrominerals with their primary function:
Match the following microminerals with their primary function:
Match the following microminerals with their primary function:
Match the following microminerals with their primary function:
Match the following microminerals with their primary function:
Match the definition to the term regarding pet food labels:
Match the definition to the term regarding pet food labels:
Match the following pet food label terms to their definition:
Match the following pet food label terms to their definition:
Ingredient percentage is related to the way it is described. Match the following ingredients with what percentage of that ingredient would be present.
Ingredient percentage is related to the way it is described. Match the following ingredients with what percentage of that ingredient would be present.
A food label is required to put the % amount of nutrients. Match the following nutrient with how they are reported on the label:
A food label is required to put the % amount of nutrients. Match the following nutrient with how they are reported on the label:
Match the following nutrient comparison methods to what they can tell you about nutrients:
Match the following nutrient comparison methods to what they can tell you about nutrients:
Match the following nutrients with the amount of energy they provide:
Match the following nutrients with the amount of energy they provide:
To determine the amount of calories a nutrient provides based on the percentage listed by the manufacturer, you would need to take the kcal/gram value and multiple it by what value?
To determine the amount of calories a nutrient provides based on the percentage listed by the manufacturer, you would need to take the kcal/gram value and multiple it by what value?
To determine the % ME of a single nutrient you would need to determine the Kcal/ 100g of each nutrient _____ them together to determine the total ME in Kcal/ 100g, than divide by the ________ .
To determine the % ME of a single nutrient you would need to determine the Kcal/ 100g of each nutrient _____ them together to determine the total ME in Kcal/ 100g, than divide by the ________ .
To determine the % neutrient on a dry matter basis you must take water (moisture) out of the equation. What is the equation to determine the dry matter basis of a neutrient?
To determine the % neutrient on a dry matter basis you must take water (moisture) out of the equation. What is the equation to determine the dry matter basis of a neutrient?
What is the main function of additives
What is the main function of additives
What is the primary purpose of perservatives
What is the primary purpose of perservatives
What should a veterinary clinic recommend ,and why, to a client if they begin feeding a raw diet
What should a veterinary clinic recommend ,and why, to a client if they begin feeding a raw diet
What type of diet has been linked to on-set or occurrence of cardiac diseases
What type of diet has been linked to on-set or occurrence of cardiac diseases
Which of the following is NOT a way to slow down eating
Which of the following is NOT a way to slow down eating
Match the feeding method to its definition:
Match the feeding method to its definition:
Match the feeding method with how much effort or knowledge the client needs to possess:
Match the feeding method with how much effort or knowledge the client needs to possess:
Match the following BCS scores with their descriptions:
Match the following BCS scores with their descriptions:
Match the BSC score with its description:
Match the BSC score with its description:
Match the following SSc score with its description:
Match the following SSc score with its description:
Starting at week 5 of pregnancy we start increasing caloric intake for dog's by why what percentage?
Starting at week 5 of pregnancy we start increasing caloric intake for dog's by why what percentage?
By 3-5 weeks post whelping how much more (%) should a bitch be eating?
By 3-5 weeks post whelping how much more (%) should a bitch be eating?
what is the proper feeding method for late pregnancy dogs?
what is the proper feeding method for late pregnancy dogs?
DER in breast feeding dogs is ___ ties higher then non-lactating dogs
DER in breast feeding dogs is ___ ties higher then non-lactating dogs
What is the recommended Protein %ME for prgnant and lactating animals
What is the recommended Protein %ME for prgnant and lactating animals
What is the recommened fat % ME for pregnant and lactating dogs
What is the recommened fat % ME for pregnant and lactating dogs
What is the recommended carb% ME fro pregnant and lactating dogs
What is the recommended carb% ME fro pregnant and lactating dogs
What is the recommened calcium to phosphorus ratio for pregnant and lactating dogs
What is the recommened calcium to phosphorus ratio for pregnant and lactating dogs
Each pup adds a caloric need for the mother. By what percentage does the DER increase for the mother for each pup
Each pup adds a caloric need for the mother. By what percentage does the DER increase for the mother for each pup
What type of feeding method is recommended for pregnant cats
What type of feeding method is recommended for pregnant cats
What protein % ME is recommended for pregnant and lactating cats
What protein % ME is recommended for pregnant and lactating cats
What is the minimum required fat % ME for pregnant and lactating cats
What is the minimum required fat % ME for pregnant and lactating cats
which set of nutrients are essential for cats
which set of nutrients are essential for cats
by how much should a lactating cat be eating by 4th week post-whelping
by how much should a lactating cat be eating by 4th week post-whelping
Newborn puppies and kittens are. ______ which means fully dependant on their mother
Newborn puppies and kittens are. ______ which means fully dependant on their mother
for the first week of life how often should puppies and kittens be eating
for the first week of life how often should puppies and kittens be eating
Match the following animals or terms with their corresponding feeding guidelines:
Match the following animals or terms with their corresponding feeding guidelines:
A puppy has a high calcium requirement
A puppy has a high calcium requirement
When switching your puppy to a new food, you can start by removing their old food and giving them there fully daily amount of the new food
When switching your puppy to a new food, you can start by removing their old food and giving them there fully daily amount of the new food
Large breed puppies are prone to skeletal disorders, 20% of which can be caused by excess nutrition, and rapid growth rates
Large breed puppies are prone to skeletal disorders, 20% of which can be caused by excess nutrition, and rapid growth rates
What is the recommened protein %ME for growing kittens and puppies
What is the recommened protein %ME for growing kittens and puppies
By what percentage does the energy requirement reduce by after neutering
By what percentage does the energy requirement reduce by after neutering
Match the term to its definition:
Match the term to its definition:
Match the organ to its function:
Match the organ to its function:
Match the terms to their definitions:
Match the terms to their definitions:
Match the term to its definition:
Match the term to its definition:
Match the following terms to their definitions:
Match the following terms to their definitions:
Match the term to their definition:
Match the term to their definition:
Match the following terms to their definition:
Match the following terms to their definition:
What is faculative thermogenesis
What is faculative thermogenesis
What is the simple RER formula
What is the simple RER formula
What is the complex RER formula
What is the complex RER formula
The simple RER formula is most accurate in animals <2 kg
The simple RER formula is most accurate in animals <2 kg
The complex RER formula is accurate for patients < 2kg
The complex RER formula is accurate for patients < 2kg
What is the least nutritionally demanding life stage
What is the least nutritionally demanding life stage
Match the DER adjustment value to its corresponding age/life stage:
Match the DER adjustment value to its corresponding age/life stage:
What are the major causes of death in old age pets. select all that apply
What are the major causes of death in old age pets. select all that apply
Metabolism natural increases with age. Therefore geriatrics have increased MER and RER requirments.
Metabolism natural increases with age. Therefore geriatrics have increased MER and RER requirments.
Protein should be reduced as the animal ages
Protein should be reduced as the animal ages
Match the following performance types to their proper nutritional requirements:
Match the following performance types to their proper nutritional requirements:
Geography, elevation, outside temperature, and pyschological stress all increase the energy requirements of a performance breed.
Geography, elevation, outside temperature, and pyschological stress all increase the energy requirements of a performance breed.
What is the proper timing of meals for performance animals select all that apply
What is the proper timing of meals for performance animals select all that apply
What is the recommended %ME distribution for canine athletes
What is the recommended %ME distribution for canine athletes
Diet can cure disease
Diet can cure disease
Match the disease class to its related body parts:
Match the disease class to its related body parts:
What factors influence obesity, select all that apply
What factors influence obesity, select all that apply
Excessive feeding during growth phase increases likelihood of adult obesity
Excessive feeding during growth phase increases likelihood of adult obesity
What should you do prior to treating for obesity
What should you do prior to treating for obesity
What is the proper order when determining an animal's weight management program?
What is the proper order when determining an animal's weight management program?
Match the DER adjustment value with the corresponding obesity stage:
Match the DER adjustment value with the corresponding obesity stage:
Once an obese animals DER has been determined to facilitate weight loss and meet RER and DER requirments it should not be adjusted until at there ideal weight
Once an obese animals DER has been determined to facilitate weight loss and meet RER and DER requirments it should not be adjusted until at there ideal weight
Only the amount per meal is changed for obese patients. Clients can treat/ snack their pet as normal
Only the amount per meal is changed for obese patients. Clients can treat/ snack their pet as normal
A client with an obese dog does not want to cut out their pets treats. What would you suggest they do instead
A client with an obese dog does not want to cut out their pets treats. What would you suggest they do instead
What is the proper way to introduce exercise to an obese patient
What is the proper way to introduce exercise to an obese patient
What is the ideal weight loss rate for dogs
What is the ideal weight loss rate for dogs
What is the recommended weight loss rate for cats
What is the recommended weight loss rate for cats
What is refeeding syndrome
What is refeeding syndrome
which are the following are potential changes caused by refeeding syndrom, select all that apply
which are the following are potential changes caused by refeeding syndrom, select all that apply
Hypokalemia is a complication of refeeding that results from glucose being rushed into the cells bringing potassium with it
Hypokalemia is a complication of refeeding that results from glucose being rushed into the cells bringing potassium with it
who is more suseptible to refeeding syndrome
who is more suseptible to refeeding syndrome
A several starved animal comes into the clinic how would you begin feeding
A several starved animal comes into the clinic how would you begin feeding
What is Cachexia
What is Cachexia
Why do cancer patients benefit from a low carb high fat diet
Why do cancer patients benefit from a low carb high fat diet
Weight loss is the only criteria for cancer diagnosis in dogs
Weight loss is the only criteria for cancer diagnosis in dogs
Why is high protein important for cancer patients, select all that apply
Why is high protein important for cancer patients, select all that apply
Omega-3 in conjunction with arginine were shown to positively influence what? select all that apply
Omega-3 in conjunction with arginine were shown to positively influence what? select all that apply
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Capital of France (example flashcard)
Capital of France (example flashcard)
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