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______ pose the least problem as pests, occurring mainly in dead, damp, and rotting logs : Dampwood Termites Because termites rely on soil moisture, they are generally more prevalent and able to survive in ____ : sandy soils Termites have ___ and ___ in their hindgut that allow them to digest cellulose : Protozoa and bacteria The three forms (or castes) of termites are: : Workers (pseudergates) Soldiers Reproductives 2 | P a g e ___ are by far the most numerous members of a colony...

Texas Termite Technician Exam | Actual Questions With Complete Solutions Rated A+ ______ pose the least problem as pests, occurring mainly in dead, damp, and rotting logs - correct answerDampwood Termites Because termites rely on soil moisture, they are generally more prevalent and able to survive in ____ - correct answersandy soils Termites have ___ and ___ in their hindgut that allow them to digest cellulose - correct answerProtozoa and bacteria The three forms (or castes) of termites ...

GEM Exam 1 Questions & Answers 2023/2024 what structures are affected in an intrabdominal GS wound? - ANSWER-- small bowel (50%) - large bowel (40%) - liver (30%) - vasculature (25%) foregut location and blood supply - ANSWER-- distal esophagus to the upper third of the duodenum - celiac trunk midgut location and blood supply - ANSWER-- posterior 2/3 of duodenum to splenic flexure - SMA hindgut location and blood supply - ANSWER-- splenic flexure to pectinate line - IMA ...

layers/tissues of the heart wall ~ Superficial to deep 1) epicardium (visceral pleura) 2) myocardium 3) endocardium 4) fibrous skeleton histology of endocardium ~ simple squamous epithelium During embryological development, what is the foregut, midgut, and hindgut supplied by ~ the celiac trunk, the superior mesenteric artery, and the inferior mesenteric artery layers of the muscularis layer ~ - smooth muscle - inner circular layer that contracts proximally - outer longitudin...

Average % digestibility of cell contents of ruminants on all forage diets? - ANSWER-98% for animals on all forage diets. The 2 main factors that affect degradability of the cell wall constituents? - ANSWER--Crystallinity of Cellulose (more mature=more lignin) -Lignification of the cell wall (cementing agent) Why are herbivores well suited to forage diets? - ANSWER-the volume of digestive tract devoted to microbial degredation (2/3) 3b. Horses (other equids) are known as what kind of fiber...

Texas Termite Technician Exam Set Test Questions And Verified Correct Answers | Updated ______ pose the least problem as pests, occurring mainly in dead, damp, and rotting logs - ANSWER : Dampwood Termites Because termites rely on soil moisture, they are generally more prevalent and able to survive in ____ - ANSWER : sandy soils Termites have ___ and ___ in their hindgut that allow them to digest cellulose - ANSWER : Protozoa and bacteria The three forms (or castes) of termites...

Approximately what percentage of body weight is total body water? correct answer: 60% Normal total body water is ~60% of body weight. What are exceptions to this rule? (4) correct answer: -Neonates have higher total body water due to diet and metabolism -Geriatric and obese animals have lower total body water (~50%) -Ruminants have higher total body water due to large volumes of fluid in the rumen (~67-70%) -Hindgut fermenters have higher total body water (~65%) What are the fluid com...

Irene Gold - General Anatomy Questions and Answers Latest Updated Graded A+. What embryo layer are the gut and respiratory tract derived from? - Correct Answer: Endoderm What are the four subgroups that arise from mesoderm? - Correct Answer: Paraxial Intermediate Head Lateral plate What embryo layer do somites arise from? - Correct Answer: Mesoderm - paraxial What embryo layer are the urogenital system and kidneys derived from? - Correct Answer: Mesoderm - intermediate What embryo layer...

2024 VTNE Pharmacology Exam ( Version 6 ) New Full Exam Questions and Answers ( Included ) 100% Correct 1. Common GI problems Answer: - vomiting, regurgitation, diarrhea, abdominal pain (colic), bloat (GDV), constipation, malabsorption, maldigestion 2. Digestive physiology of GI tract Answer: - to break down fat with amylase and breakdown carbs with lipase 3. Digestive anatomy of GI tract Answer: - a long hollow muscular tube from the mouthto the anus that is composed of 3 segments (...

USMLE STEP 1 GASTROINTESTINAL Questions and Answers with Complete Solutions 2024 Foregut - ANSPharynx to duodenum Midgut - ANSDuodenum to proximal 2/3 of transverse colon Hindgut - ANSDistal 1/3 of transverse colon to anal canal above pectinate line Abnormal Rostral Fold Closure - ANSDevelopmental defect of anterior abdominal wall that leads to STERNAL DEFECTS Abnormal Lateral Fold Closure - ANSDevelopmental defect of anterior abdominal wall that leads to OMPHALOCELE, GASTROSCHISIS Abn...