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The four chambers of a ruminant stomach are?
Rumen
Reticulum
Omasum
Abomasum
What are papillae and where are they found?
They are in the rumen and they increase surface area for absorption
What are microbes?
Protozoa and bacteria
What enzyme ferments cellulose?
Cellulase
What does fermentation of cellulose in the rumen produce?
Volatile Fatty Acids
What do volatile fatty acids equal
ENERGY!

from carbs and amino acids
Is the rumen aerobic?
NO
What is the ideal rumen pH?
between 6 and 7
What is the reticulum known as?
The Honeycomb
What disease is associated with the reticulum?
hardware disease
What characteristic defines the omasum?
it has many piles, similar to toilet paper
Does the omasum serve a major digestive function?
NO
What is a ruminant's "true stomach"?
ABOMASUMMMMMMM
What three things are found in the abomasum?
hydrocloric acid (denatures protein)

enzyme pepsin (changes protein into polypeptides)

microbes (protein source)
In ruminants, what does saliva do?
Acts as a buffer
Do young ruminants behave like ruminants or monogastrics?
MONOGASTRICS
What are the accessory organs of ruminant digestion?
Liver, gall bladder, pancreas, small intestine.
What organ produces bile?
The liver
What organ stores glycogen?
The liver
What organ is the site of bile storge?
The Gall bladder.
What are the two functions of the pancreas?
Endocrine and exocrine
What does exocrine secretion do?
pancreatic juices and digetive enzymes
What does endocrine secretion do?
Hormone production
- insulin and glucagon
What is the major site of digestion and absorption?
The small intestine
What are the 3 parts of the small intestine?
Duodenum
Jejunum- longest segment
Illeum
What is the undesired VTAs?
lactic acid
What is the cecum?
the site of fermentation in monogastrics
What are horses femention type?
HINDGUT FERMENTERS
What is the analogous organ to the monogastric cecum in ruminants?
RUMEN
What does the large intestine include?
cecum, colon, and rectum
What is the primary role of the large intestine?
water reabsorption