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Dressings, Drains and Sutures - A Practical Guide

Louise O'Dwyer

DMS BSc(Hons) VTS(ECC) DipAVN(Medical & Surgical) RVN

Head Nurse, PetMedics Manchester

 

Course synopsis

This one day course will help you improve your practical nursing skills and to help you become more confident in carrying out Schedule 3 procedures when in practice. The course will look at the practical application of bandages and dressings in small animal patients, including dressings used on traumatic wounds and post-operative dressings. A suturing session will cover the decision making process relating to wound closure, together with the selection of suture materials, suture patterns and a 'hands on' practical element.

 

Specific areas to be covered

Types and application of dressings
Types and indications for primary dressings
Use and application of debridement dressings
Use and application of tie over dressings
Use of surgical drains
Suture techniques
Practical suturing session

 

£185 +vat (total £222)


 

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Additional Info

  • Date: Tuesday 26th June 2012
  • Time: 10am-6pm
  • Venue: Northampton-West

Product Details

  • Price: £185.00

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