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If you know someone who you think would find this session useful, invite them to join. It's FREE and will be recorded for future viewing on demand. 

The question we have had that we would like to explore.....

• Preparing for IV placement - clipping and skin prep for reducing complications
• Which tape to use?
• How do you avoid legs swelling?
• To bandage the full limb or not in cats?
• Toes out or open toes?

Help us unpick this one live.... If you're not already registered click on the button below we'll share a code for mentimeter so that you can interact live and tell us what works for you!
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Thank you to Millpledge for your continued support for what we do. In this session we will also discuss adhesive removers and what works for you and why you use them.
We'll also be launching a survey where you can win one of 3 vet nurse pouches full of goodies thanks to Millpledge. Just so you know.... everything we do is to better understand what works and how to improve what you do. Regardless of commercial support, but we do have a soft spot for Meryl! 😉

Our October clinical club focuses on the value of skin care and wound lavage as part of the wound management process. Watch the recording below and don't forget to zap the QR code on the right to download your CPD certificate. 

This session covers care of surrounding skin, lavage and cleansing as part of the wound management process. Crusting of exudate, accumulation of debris and dead tissue not only contributes to continued inflammation but can also be uncomfortable inviting patient interference and difficulty in removal in the conscious patient. 
In this session we'll also cover a novel technique using 'bubble-wrap' as a way to rapidly remove devitalised tissue in the compromised patient. A simple measure that can make a considerable impact on the welfare of the patient, early decision making and the positive progression of wound healing. 
We will cover: 

• Use of shampoo and skin cleansers as a method to reduce bioburden surrounding wounds to reduce associated inflammation and optimise skin health. 
• Wound lavage and autolytic debridement to reduce bioburden
• Simple methods that can help on a budget and the introduction of novel techniques to assist in rapid debridement of large areas of superficial, devitalised tissue.