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Nutrients - ANSWER-any food component that aids in the support of life; water, carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, vitamins, minerals feed/feedstuffs - ANSWER-any material included in a diet or ration because of its nutrient composition and/or nutritional properties ration/diet - ANSWER-a 24-hou...

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Nutrients - ANSWER-any food component that aids in the support of life; water,
carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, vitamins, minerals

feed/feedstuffs - ANSWER-any material included in a diet or ration because of its
nutrient composition and/or nutritional properties

ration/diet - ANSWER-a 24-hour allowance of feed or mixture of feed ingredients; does
not imply that the ration is nutritionally adequate to meet the animal's specific needs

balanced ration/diet - ANSWER-implies that the ration is nutritionally adequate to meet
animal's nutrient requirements for a specific purpose

roughage - ANSWER-any feed ingredient with:
greater than 20% crude fiber content
contains relatively low level of nutrient density and dry matter digestibility

concentrate - ANSWER-any feed ingredient with:
lower than 20% crude fiber content
contains relatively high level of nutrient density

maintenance - ANSWER-condition in which an animal is neither gaining nor losing body
weight

maintenance requires nutrients sufficient to - ANSWER-provide energy for vital bodily
function, maintain body temperature, and protein turnover for tissue repair

positive energy balance - ANSWER-consumption of feed over and above the amount
required for maintenance will provide nutrients and energy to support added production
function

added production functions due to positive energy balance - ANSWER-growth and/or
fattening, pregnancy, production of meat, milk, wool, or eggs, and work (draft animals,
ranch work, racing, etc.)

negative energy balance - ANSWER-nutrient and potential energy intake below that
necessary to support maintenance; leads to decreased performance, weight loss, and
starvation

, excessive nutrient and energy intake - ANSWER-will lead to excretion, loss in their
bodily wastes, and extra fat deposition, which may be detrimental to the productivity of
the animal

feed component that is toxic to horses - ANSWER-ionophores

nutrition - ANSWER-The series of processes by which an animal ingests and
assimilates feeds and their components for promoting maintenance, growth,
reproduction, production and/or work

ingestion - ANSWER-To take in food via the mouth

digestion - ANSWER-Process of breaking down the feeds and their complex
components into forms that can be absorbed by the animal's digestive system; action of
digestive enzymes and microorganisms in the rumen or cecum

mastication - ANSWER-chewing; modification of physical form

absorption - ANSWER-Process by which the complex components of the digested
feeds cross the cellular membranes of the gastrointestinal tract

metabolism - ANSWER-All changes which take place in the complex components of
feeds after absorption from the digestive tract into the cell

most vital nutrient ingested - ANSWER-water

what percentage of body fat and protein can be lost without dying - ANSWER-100%
body fat and 50% body protein

what percentage of water loss leads to dehydration - ANSWER-10%

water consumption is generally ______ times greater than dry feed intake - ANSWER-
2-4x

functions of water - ANSWER-Solvent for many biological systems; transport of digesta
and nutrients; excretion of waste, lubrication, shaping, and cushioning; Substrate for
chemical reactions

drinking water - ANSWER-most common source

free water - ANSWER-moisture content of feeds; not chemically bound

metabolic water - ANSWER-chemically bound and released through metabolic
processes occurring at the cell level

as-fed - ANSWER-implies that "free" water is present

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