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Chapter 9: Small animal clinical nutrition (Part 1)

Create an educational illustration showing various small animals (like cats and dogs) surrounded by nutritional elements like vitamins, minerals, and food sources.

Small Animal Clinical Nutrition Quiz

Test your knowledge on small animal clinical nutrition with this engaging quiz designed for veterinary students and professionals. Dive deep into micromineral and macromineral functions, nutrient absorption, and dietary recommendations.

10 thought-provoking questions
Multiple choice and open-ended answers
Enhance your understanding of animal nutrition

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by LearningPaw123

Deficiency or excess of this micromineral affects thyroid gland function:

Taurine

Iron

Iodine

Phosporus

Assigned energy values of the macronutrients?

What is the nutrient that regulates absorption and mobilization of calcium in the body?

Vit C

Vit D

Vit E

Phosphorus

What is the macromineral that is required in higher amounts during the growth stage?

Loss of lean body mass that may occur in a severely ill animal ...

Provides nutrition directly to the gastrointestinal tract:

Enteral

Parenteral

This nutrient is administered to treat anticoagulant rodenticide poisoning:

Vit D

Vit K

Iron

Calcium

Which nutrient passes through the stomach and small intestines intact?

Vitamins

Fiber

Water

Minerals

The primarily function of this macromineral is to regulate body water and acid base balance:

This micromineral functions to bind and transport oxygen:

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