Pre-requisite: None (Basic Wildlife Rehabilitation recommended)
Fee: Member-$79, Nonmember-$99
Delivery Method: Online, On Demand
CE Hours: 3.5
Course Description:
Developed specifically for wildlife care professionals, Wound Management provides a systematic review of the physiology and treatment of the most common types of soft-tissue wounds seen in injured mammalian and avian species. Topics include wound assessment, wound types, antibiotic therapy, cleaning and topical agents, bandaging techniques and the physiology and stages of wound healing. Fractures and wound management in herpetiles are not covered in this course.
Learning Outcomes: - Recognize the most common types of soft-tissue wounds and the specific considerations associated with each type. - Understand the pros and cons of various flushing agents and topical solutions. - Select appropriate bandaging material and employ proper bandaging techniques. - Demonstrate a basic understanding of the types and stages of wound healing. - Contribute to the assessment of a patient’s potential for recovery and release based on wounds and required treatment.
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