Physiology 3rd int || Fill in the blanks

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Batch: 2023-24 Date: 04/06/2024
Marks Obtained: ______
A. Fill in the blanks in any six with appropriate words:- (0.5 x 6 = 3.0)
  1. The gestation length in pig is days.
  2. A proteolytic enzyme:  facilitates passage through zona.
  3. Several lobules create to form in mammary gland.
  4. Contraction of cell stimulates milk ejection from alveoli.
  5. Synthesis of fatty acids in the mammary gland from and ฮฒ-hydroxybutyric acid transported from the rumen.
  6. Animals are usually dried up after day lactational period.
  7. The length of estrous cycle in cow is days.
  8. The ovum remains viable for about hours in domestic animals.

Veterinary & Physiology Quiz: Fill in the Blanks

Review the questions and their correct answers below.

  1. A proteolytic enzyme: acrosin / zona lysin facilitates passage through zona.
  2. The length of estrous cycle in cow is 21 days.
  3. The gestation length in pig is 114 days.
  4. The milk from alveoli is carried through duct to gland cistern / lactiferous sinus.
  5. The type of anemia in which there is a decrease in oxygen carrying capacity of blood is hypoxemic anemia / anemic hypoxia.
  6. The breathing pattern when the frequency, depth or both are decreased is called hypopnea.
  7. Pulmonary surfactant is produced in type II alveolar cells / type II pneumocytes.
  8. The narrow space between two layers of pleura is called pleural cavity.

Fill in the Blanks with Appropriate Words

  1. Synthesis of fatty acids in the mammary gland from acetate and β-hydroxybutyric acid transported from the rumen.
  2. Animals are usually dried up after 305 day lactational period.
  3. The length of estrous cycle in cow is 21 days.
  4. The ovum remains viable for about 24 hours in domestic animals.
  5. The gestation length in pig is 114 days.
  6. A proteolytic enzyme: acrosin facilitates passage through zona.
  7. Several lobules create to form lobes in mammary gland.
  8. Contraction of myoepithelial cell stimulates milk ejection from alveoli.

verma sir

Q. 1) Fill up the blanks with appropriate words.

0.25 × 12 = 3.0
  1. The component of nephron are Glomerulus, Bowman's capsule, PCT, DCT and collecting duct.
  2. The number of nephron present in each kidney of a Bull is about 4 million each kidney.
  3. Dairy animal perform optimum in the zone of Thermo neutral zone and in the better zone of where RH (55%) & Temp 10-20 °C.
  4. The warm blooded animals are called as and cold blooded animals known as poikilotherms.
  5. In shivering thermogenesis the oxygen consumption increases up to 400 percent in domestic animals.
  6. Glomerulus is tuft of capillaries enclosed by Bowman's capsule.
  7. In kidney renin is secreted from Juxtaglomerular cells.
  8. The sodium is reabsorbed in the distal convoluted tubule due to aldosterone (aldosterone/ADH).
  9. The normal glomerular Filtration rate(GFR) is about 125 ml/m in adult man.
  10. The behavior is an emergent property of nervous function in animals.
  11. The climatic condition that is surrounding to an animal/individual is known as micro climate.
  12. The glucose reabsorption occurs in PCT part of nephron.

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