Chapter 13
A Guide to the Principles of Animal Nutrition · 9 exercises
Problem 1
Why can an animal grow well with little vitamin A in its diet but needs to have vitamin B in its diet everyday?
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Problem 2
Name one major deficiency problem resulting from a dietary lack of vitamin A and vitamin K.
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Problem 3
Cows eating sun-cured hay or forage will get this form of vitamin D. a. Ergocalciferol b. Cholecalciferol c. 7-dehydrocholesterol d. Cholesterol
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Problem 4
Exposing your lovebirds to sunshine will help in getting this vitamin. a. Vitamin A b. Vitamin D c. Vitamin B d. Vitamin C
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Problem 5
What are the functions of vitamin E?
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Problem 6
What is coprophagy? Why is it important to animals in terms of vitamin K availability?
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Problem 8
Vitamin D is ____. a. An organic compound b. A hormone c. A cholesterol-derived compound d. All of the above
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Problem 9
Drinking milk will give this form of vitamin D. a. Ergocalciferol b. Cholecalciferol c. 7 -dehydrocholesterol d. Cholesterol
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Problem 10
The back fat of pigs will have these vitamins in stored form a. Vitamin A b. Vitamin D c. Vitamin B d. Both a and b
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