Session 1 Orientation Safety Role
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This document provides an overview of a course on animal restraint and handling. It introduces the instructor and their qualifications. The course will teach students how to properly restrain various large and small animal species for medical procedures, work safely around animals, and identify common restraint equipment. Requirements include readings, quizzes, class participation, a student project, and a final exam. Students must dress appropriately, follow safety protocols, and develop mastery of restraint skills. Effective restraint requires an understanding of animal behavior and perception to minimize stress. The role of veterinary technicians is to prioritize safety of people and animals.
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