Cow Parts Quiz

Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. On the lower leg, which region lies between the knee or hock and the fetlock?
Pastern
Shank
Coronet
Cannon
2. Milk leaving a teat passes through which narrow opening at the end before reaching the outside?
Gland cistern
Milk vein
Streak canal
Mammary duct
3. While examining a cow from the side, you focus on the lower chest area between the front legs. Which part are you viewing?
Dewlap
Stifle
Barrel
Brisket
4. A livestock student is asked to point to the soft side area between the last rib and the hip. Which landmark should the student identify?
Flank
Loin
Brisket
Heart girth
5. Which external part includes the cow’s nose and mouth region?
Forehead
Jaw
Throatlatch
Muzzle
6. Which term names the highest point of a cow’s back at the base of the neck, commonly used when measuring height?
Loin
Withers
Croup
Flank
7. During an udder check, one teat and its associated section are examined separately from the other three. What is that section called?
A flank
A lobe
A quarter
A cistern pair
8. Which name refers to the area at the top of a cow’s head between and just behind the ears?
Poll
Crest
Muzzle
Dewlap
9. What is the main role of the rumen in a cow’s digestive system?
Producing bile for fat digestion
Fermenting fibrous feed with help from microorganisms
Filtering waste from the blood
Absorbing most water from urine
10. Two small, non-weight-bearing digits are visible higher up and behind the main claws. What are they called?
Coronets
Dewclaws
Ergots
Fetlocks
11. While assessing body condition near the rear of a cow, you examine the point where the tail attaches to the body. What is this landmark called?
Tailhead
Croup
Rump
Pin bone
12. When cleaning a cow’s hoof, you notice that it is split into two principal weight-bearing sections. What are these sections?
Two claws
Two pasterns
Two frogs
Two cannons
13. A veterinarian suspects that a swallowed metal object has settled in the honeycomb-textured stomach compartment. Which compartment is this?
Omasum
Abomasum
Reticulum
Rumen
14. A cow flexes the prominent joint on a hind leg that corresponds anatomically to the human ankle. Which joint is it?
Stifle
Hock
Fetlock
Pastern
15. Which compartment is often called the cow’s “true stomach” because it uses acid and digestive enzymes?
Omasum
Reticulum
Rumen
Abomasum
16. Which stomach compartment has many leaf-like folds that help absorb water and nutrients?
Rumen
Reticulum
Omasum
Abomasum
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