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ADSC 2010: Test 3

The front two quarters of a dairy cow contributes about 40% of the milk produced by the udder T/F
TRUE
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Relaxin causes relaxation of the cervix during estrus to allow sperm to move through the cervix for fertilization. T/F
FALSE
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It is important for the dairy cow to stay with its mother for the first 7 days of its life to ensure adequate colostrum intake. T/F
FALSE
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In the female repro. tract, the fertile life of the ova is usually shorter than that of the sperm. T/F
TRUE
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The sigmoid flexure can be found in the ram, bull, and buck but not the stallion. T/F
TRUE
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Iodine is necessary for the proper function of the thyroid hormones. T/F
TRUE
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There is normally no exchange of milk between the four quarters of the cows udder. T/F
TRUE
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The hormone responsible for maintaining pregnancy, Prostaglandin, is produced by the placenta and the corpus luteum of the cow. T/F
FALSE
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As a "rule of thumb" beef and dairy heifers should be bred after they have attained 65% of their mature weight. T/F
TRUE
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The incomplete milking of a cow can cause a decline in milk production. T/F
TRUE
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A pregnant cow that has its ovaries removed during the last trimester of the pregnancy has her ability to cary the fetus through the term. T/F
FALSE
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Most breeds of sheep mate in the spring when the days are getting longer. T/F
FALSE
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Estrumate, a prostaglandin-based synchronizing drug, requires multiple injections to synchronize the entire herd. T/F
TRUE
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Estrogen is the hormone responsible for the alveolar development in the mammary gland. T/F
FALSE
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Increasing the amount of roughage fed to the dairy cow will increase the amount of acetate produced in the rumen which will refuse milk fat levels. T/F
FALSE
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A declining level of progesterone in the blood means that an LH surge will occur during 12 to 24 hours. T/F
TRUE
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Approx. 20% more milk will be obtained with four times a day milking compared to three times a day milking. T/F
TRUE
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Milk production will tend to be lower in dairy cows that calve during April and May compared to the cows calving in October-Novmeber. T/F
TRUE
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The mare can conceive during foal heat. T/F
TRUE
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In the cotyledonary type of placental attachment, cotyledons from the fetal tissue and caruncles from the maternal tissue from placentones will allow the transfer of nutrients from dam to fetus. T/F
TRUE
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The main reason for the breeding of young female (heifers, gilts, etc.) before the reminder of the herd is to allow for a longer ______-_______ ___________ before re-breeding.
Post-Patrum interval
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_____ _____ _____ is the muscle that forms the sigmoid flexure in the bull and the boar.
Retractor penis muscle
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The two main ligaments that support the cow's udder are the ______ ______ and the _______ _______.
median suspensory and lateral suspensory
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The four parts of the oviduct are the.
-fimbriae -ampulla -ishtmus -infundibulum
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The three members of the placenta are the _______, which is the closest to the fetus, the _________, which is the middle membrane, and the _______, which is closest to the uterus.
aminon allantois chorion
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The ____ _____ is the time in which the dairy cow is not milked so that her udder can recover and so that the cow can replenish her store of body fat.
dry period
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_____ ______ is the primary hormone that causes ovulation, and the ______ _______ ______ is the primary hormone that causes the growth of the follicle.
Lutenizing Hormone Follicle stimulating hormone
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The average gestation length of the cow is ____ _____, when the sows gestation length is _____ _____, and ewes is _____ _____.
275 days 234 days 114 days
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________ is the hormone produced by the uterus that signals the cow that she is not pregnant, and causes regression of the _____ ______.
Prostaglandin Corpus Latuem
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The persistency of the cow is her _______________ divided by her ___________.
months milk production last months milk production
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The hormone ________ is released when a dairy cow is stressed and this hormone can cause a decrease in the milk received from the cow by blocking the action of the hormone ________.
Adrenaline Oxytocin
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The _____ is the female with the shortest cycle, while the _____ is the female that ovulates post-estrus.
Ewe Cow
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________- this synchronization drug used in the CIDR, is given to the female for a period of time and then removed to bring about estrus.
Progesterone
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_________- the dams first milk is high in these proteins.
Immunoglodins
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________- these muscle cells in the mammary gland are responsible for the milk let-down.
Myoepithelial
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________- the cell layer of the blastocyst develops into the placenta.
Trophoblast
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______- main cause of death in young calves.
Scours
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________- the non-surgical process of collecting embryos from a donor cow following AI.
Flushing
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_______ ______- mature follicle, near the ova, following ovulation.
Graafian follicle
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_______- the site of semen deposition in the cow by the bull.
Vagina
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______/_____- the best description of the changes in US milk production and dairy cow number in the past 50 years.
Increase/Decrease
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_______ _____ ______- synchronizing drug that causes the release of the lutenizing hormone.
Gonadotropin releasing hormone
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_______- a ewe has this type of uterus, which has a large body and small horns.
Bipartite
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_____-_____ _____- the sire of fertilization in the horse.
Ampulla-isthmus junction
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___ _____- earliest recommended age in which heifers should be bred.
15 months
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______- major disease that impacts the dairy industry and results in udder inflammation.
Mastitis 
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__ ___- number of days used for the cows lactation record.
305 days
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____- the section of the sows reproductive tract is made up of collagenous rings and acts as a barrier to the outside environment.
Cervix
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_____- this component of milk increases in concentration as milk transitions from colostrum to whole milk.
Lactose
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______ _______- this structure in the immature ruminant that shunts milk pass the rumen and into the abomasum.
esiphygeal groove
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______- the basic secretory unit of the mammary gland.
Avelous
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________- the term that describes the maturation of the sperm in the females reproductive tract.
Capacitation
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______- hormones that stimulates and maintains milk production.
Prolactin
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_____- sow and mares have this type of placental attachment.
Diffuse
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_______- term used to describe calving difficulty associated with large birth weights.
Dystocia
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_______- cell layer of the inner mass that will develop in the digestive tract.
Endoderm
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______- site for semen accumulation near the posterior end of the vas deferens that is absent in the boar.
Ampulla
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Six factors that affect milk production in dairy cattle.
Breed Age Size Season Disease Mastitis
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Three ways to reduce the birth weight in beef cattle.
Genetic, look for a lower birthweight, control nutrition in the last trimester, and calve in the fall rather than the summer months- trying to reduce dystocia in the calf.
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Five functions of the placenta.
Nutrition, respiration, hormone regulation, waste removal and protection.
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3 advantages of AI
helps keep track of the record breeding, superior genetics, and helps eliminate disease.
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Three main signs that sow is exhibiting estrus
erect ears, stand hand pressure, restlessness/vocalization
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If you are checking heat twice a day, when would you breed the sow exhibiting estrus?
breed 12 hours after detection and 12 hours later
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List the accessory sex glands in the boar.
Prostate gland, coupers gland, seminal vesicle
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