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Synbiotic action: Combining probiotic bacteria and prebiotic fibre to support companion animal health
Présenté par Julie K. Spears, Ph. D.
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Synbiotic action: Combining probiotic bacteria and prebiotic fibre to support companion animal health
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1. True or False. In companion animals, bacteria begin colonizing the gut within hours of birth.
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True
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2. Probiotics function by:
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Creating a physical barrier to pathogen colonization
Competing with pathogens for nutrients
Producing antimicrobial substances
All of the above
3. Which fact regarding Enterococcus faecium SF68® is false?
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It is a lactic acid bacteria
It inhibits enteropathogens
It has been used safely for years in humans and animals
It has begun to acquire virulence factors which makes its use questionable
4. Which of the following is not a feature of an effective prebiotic?
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Contains live bacteria
Resists digestion in the upper GI tract
Can be used by bacteria
Benefits the host
5. The 2009 Lappin study looked at the effect of E. faecium SF68® on cats with known herpes virus. What were they measuring to assess if the probiotic was beneficial or not?
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Incidences of conjunctivitis
Fecal quality
Microbial diversity
Sneezing
6. True or False. Psyllium can prevent both constipation and diarrhea.
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True
False
7. Which statement regarding synbiotics is true?
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Synbiotics are a combination of prebiotics and postbiotics
The active ingredients in synbiotics always work synergistically
Each synbiotic must be tested to determine health benefits
The field of synbiotic research is well established, with no recent developments in veterinary medicine
8. Studies have shown all of the following regarding the combination of E faecium SF68® and psyllium, except:
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They are readily fermented by bacteria in vitro
They improve microbial diversity in the GI tract
They improve fecal quality and reduce fecal quality variability
All of the above are true
9. The 2002 Weese et al. study concluded that many probiotics:
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Had inaccurate labelling
Did not meet microflora level label guarantees
Had one or more organisms missing
Had additional organisms
All of the above
10. The synbiotic containing E. faecium SF68® and psyllium, has been shown to __________________ in adult Alaskan sled dogs:
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Increase fecal volume
Increase defecation events
Increase fecal quality
All of the above
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