Balanços eletrolíticos na dieta de poedeiras em segundo ciclo sob altas temperaturas.
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2018-03-02
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Cavalhieri, Jéssica Pinoti
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Em diversas regiões do Brasil, o desempenho das aves é afetado negativamente pelas variações climáticas. Altas temperaturas associadas a alta umidade relativa do ar determinam muitas alterações fisiológicas, dentre elas os distúrbios acidobásicos, diminuição no desempenho produtivo das aves e na qualidade externa dos ovos. Dentro desta problemática, o estudo avaliou os efeitos de níveis do balanço parcial de cátions-ânions na dieta (Na+ + K+ - Cl-), balanço eletrolítico (BE), sobre as respostas produtivas, qualidade dos ovos, hemograma e parâmetros bioquímicos de poedeiras comerciais em segundo ciclo de produção, mantidas em condições de altas temperaturas e umidade. Cento e vinte e oito poedeiras comerciais em segundo ciclo produtivo, com 122 semanas de idade, foram distribuídas em um delineamento inteiramente casualizado em esquema de parcelas subdivididas, onde ciclo foi considerado como apenas uma medida repetida no tempo, composto por quatro balanços eletrolíticos (170, 220, 270, 320 mEq.kg-1), quatro repetições de oito aves cada em quatro ciclos de 14 dias, perfazendo um total de 56 dias de experimento. Ao final do experimento foram obtidas amostras sanguíneas de duas aves por parcela para determinar o hemograma e parâmetros bioquímicos sanguíneos. Os BE influenciaram o consumo de ração (P<0,01), a produção (P<0,05) e massa de ovos (P<0,01), tendo comportamento quadrático para essas variáveis. Considerando-se o comportamento da produção e da massa de ovos o valor médio de balanço eletrolítico 265,24 mEq.kg-1 proporcionou melhor resultado. Dentro dos intervalos dos balanços eletrolíticos avaliados não foram detectadas diferenças na qualidade externa dos ovos. Os resultados sanguíneos e bioquímicos não permitiram a indicação de balanço eletrolítico que possa favorecer uma melhor resposta das aves às condições de altas temperaturas e umidade.
In several regions of Brazil, the performance of laying hens is affecting negatively by climatic variations. High temperatures and relative humidity determine many physiological changes, among them the acid-base disturbances, decrease in the productive performance of the laying hens and the external quality of the eggs. In this problem, the study evaluated the effects of partial levels of cation-anions in the diet (Na+ + K+ - Cl-), electrolytic balance (BE), on productive responses, egg quality, hemogram and biochemical parameters of laying hens in the second production cycle maintained under high temperature and humidity conditions. One hundred and twenty-eight commercial laying hens in the second productive cycle, at 122 weeks of age, were distributed in a completely randomized design in subdivided plots scheme, where cycle was considered as only one measure repeated in time, composed of four electrolytic balances (170 , 220, 270, 320 mEq.kg-1), four replicates of eight laying hens each in four cycles of 14 days, making a total of 56 days of experiment. At the end of the experiment blood samples of two laying hens were obtained per plot to determine the hemogram and blood biochemical parameters. The BE influenced feed intake (P <0.01), production (P <0.05) and egg mass (P <0.01), with quadratic behavior for these variables. Considering the production behavior and egg mass, the mean electrolytic balance value 265.24 mEq.kg-1 provided the best result. Within the ranges of the electrolytic balance, no differences were detected in the external quality of the eggs. The blood and biochemical results did not allow the indication of electrolyte balance that could favor a better response of the laying hens to the conditions of high temperatures and relative humidity.
In several regions of Brazil, the performance of laying hens is affecting negatively by climatic variations. High temperatures and relative humidity determine many physiological changes, among them the acid-base disturbances, decrease in the productive performance of the laying hens and the external quality of the eggs. In this problem, the study evaluated the effects of partial levels of cation-anions in the diet (Na+ + K+ - Cl-), electrolytic balance (BE), on productive responses, egg quality, hemogram and biochemical parameters of laying hens in the second production cycle maintained under high temperature and humidity conditions. One hundred and twenty-eight commercial laying hens in the second productive cycle, at 122 weeks of age, were distributed in a completely randomized design in subdivided plots scheme, where cycle was considered as only one measure repeated in time, composed of four electrolytic balances (170 , 220, 270, 320 mEq.kg-1), four replicates of eight laying hens each in four cycles of 14 days, making a total of 56 days of experiment. At the end of the experiment blood samples of two laying hens were obtained per plot to determine the hemogram and blood biochemical parameters. The BE influenced feed intake (P <0.01), production (P <0.05) and egg mass (P <0.01), with quadratic behavior for these variables. Considering the production behavior and egg mass, the mean electrolytic balance value 265.24 mEq.kg-1 provided the best result. Within the ranges of the electrolytic balance, no differences were detected in the external quality of the eggs. The blood and biochemical results did not allow the indication of electrolyte balance that could favor a better response of the laying hens to the conditions of high temperatures and relative humidity.
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Equilíbrio eletrolítico, Estresse calórico, Parâmetros hematológicos, Parâmetros bioquímicos, Electrolyte balance, Heat stress, Biochemical parameters, Hematological parameters