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Lesson 4.5 Conception and Gestation
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Question 1
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What is conception?
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Question 5
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Determinate Pregnancy in Livestock: Rank the Following, Blood Test / XRay
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Question 6
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Determinate Pregnancy in Livestock: Rank the Following, Rectal Palpation
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Question 7
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Determinate Pregnancy in Livestock: Rank the Following, Visual Inspection
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Question 8
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Determinate Pregnancy in Livestock: Rank the Following, Ultrasonic Sound
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Question 9
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Determinate Pregnancy in Livestock: Rank the Following, Abdominal Palpation
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Question 10
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Complete the Chart: 1
5-6 Lbs
8-11 Lbs
75-85 LBS
Question 11
11.
Complete the Chart: 2
5-6 Lbs
8-11 Lbs
75-85 LBS
Question 12
12.
Complete the Chart: 3
5-6 Lbs
8-11 Lbs
75-85 LBS
Question 13
13.
Complete the Chart: 4
5-6 Lbs
8-11 Lbs
75-85 LBS
Question 14
14.
Complete the Chart: 5
4-6 weeks
6-8 weeks
6-8 months
Question 15
15.
Complete the Chart: 6
4-6 weeks
6-8 weeks
6-8 months
Question 16
16.
Complete the Chart: 7
4-6 weeks
6-8 weeks
6-8 months
Question 17
17.
Complete the Chart: 8
4-6 weeks
6-8 weeks
6-8 months
Question 18
18.
Complete the Chart: 9
4-6 weeks
6-8 weeks
6-8 months
Question 19
19.
Complete the Chart: 10
4-6 weeks
6-8 weeks
6-8 months
Question 20
20.
Complete the Chart: 11
4-6 weeks
6-8 weeks
6-8 months
Question 21
21.
Complete the Chart: 12
4-6 weeks
6-8 weeks
6-8 months
Question 22
22.
Complete the Chart: 13
6-7 months / 250 lbs
7-8 months / 80 lbs
7-8 months / 120 lbs
13-15 months / 1150 lbs
Question 23
23.
Complete the Chart: 14
6-7 months / 250 lbs
7-8 months / 80 lbs
7-8 months / 120 lbs
13-15 months / 1150 lbs
Question 24
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Complete the Chart: 15
6-7 months / 250 lbs
7-8 months / 80 lbs
7-8 months / 120 lbs
13-15 months / 1150 lbs
Question 25
25.
Complete the Chart: 16
6-7 months / 250 lbs
7-8 months / 80 lbs
7-8 months / 120 lbs
13-15 months / 1150 lbs
Question 26
26.
Complete the Chart: 17
.5 pounds per day
1 pound per day
2-4 pounds per day
Question 27
27.
Complete the Chart: 18
.5 pounds per day
1 pound per day
2-4 pounds per day
Question 28
28.
Complete the Chart: 19
.5 pounds per day
1 pound per day
2-4 pounds per day
Question 29
29.
Complete the Chart: 20
.5 pounds per day
1 pound per day
2-4 pounds per day
Question 30
30.
Complete the Chart: 21
3-4 lbs feed/ per lbs gains
4-6 lbs feed/ per lbs gains
6-8 lbs feed/ per lbs gains
Question 31
31.
Complete the Chart: 22
3-4 lbs feed/ per lbs gains
4-6 lbs feed/ per lbs gains
6-8 lbs feed/ per lbs gains
Question 32
32.
Complete the Chart: 23
3-4 lbs feed/ per lbs gains
4-6 lbs feed/ per lbs gains
6-8 lbs feed/ per lbs gains
Question 33
33.
Complete the Chart: 24
3-4 lbs feed/ per lbs gains
4-6 lbs feed/ per lbs gains
6-8 lbs feed/ per lbs gains
Question 34
34.
Complete the Chart: 25
114 days
150 days
150 days
Question 35
35.
Complete the Chart: 26
114 days
150 days
150 days
Question 36
36.
Complete the Chart: 27
114 days
150 days
150 days
Question 37
37.
Complete the Chart: 28
114 days
150 days
150 days
Which best describes Natural Breeding?
Male animal copulates with female animal
Female releases many eggs during ovulation because of FSH injections
Semen is collected and stored
During estrus, previously collected semen is inserted into female reproductive tract
Eggs are fertilized by natural or artificial mating
After conception, embryos are collected from female and transferred to other females (recipients) for gestation
Which best describes AI?
Male animal copulates with female animal
Female releases many eggs during ovulation because of FSH injections
Semen is collected and stored
During estrus, previously collected semen is inserted into female reproductive tract
Eggs are fertilized by natural or artificial mating
After conception, embryos are collected from female and transferred to other females (recipients) for gestation
Which best describes Embryo Transfer?
Male animal copulates with female animal
Female releases many eggs during ovulation because of FSH injections
Semen is collected and stored
During estrus, previously collected semen is inserted into female reproductive tract
Eggs are fertilized by natural or artificial mating
After conception, embryos are collected from female and transferred to other females (recipients) for gestation
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7-8 months
15 months
7-8 months
15 months
7-8 months
15 months
7-8 months
15 months
7-8 months
15 months
7-8 months
15 months
7-8 months
15 months
7-8 months
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