
SNAKES VOL 1. - TABLE OF CONTENTS
Reptile Introduction
General introduction, series aims
Reptile definition
Australia’s Evolutionary History of Reptiles
Symptoms signs and of snake bite
The venomous snake bite checklist (RUV5606A) & (RTC2704A)
First aid treatment
Preparation prior to handling snakes
Legalities of Pre-capture, Handling and Transportation
Handling equipment (RTD2101A/01)
Nets
The Bag-em Design
Black calico bag design
Handling Equipment (RTD2101A/03)
Using hooks jiggers and pinning stick
Elapid snake head pinning image
The Pit Fall Trap
Funnel traps
Fraser funnel trap type 1
Sheffield snake trap
The PVC snake trap tube type
Trap placement considerations
Trap Clearing (RTD2101A/04)
Other equipment
Towels and blankets
Captive Environment
Enclosure environment
Escape routes
Time
Who will lead the capture?
Risks and a reptile behaviour assessment
Reptile stress indicators
Personnel and pre-capture planning
Contingency planning
When to abandon the capture
Capture Procedure
Slow start
Action the capture
Venomous snake capture
Using a hook
Using a pinning stick
Captive venomous snake handling
Non venomous snake handling for education and husbandry (RUV2041A)
Key restraint issues
Wild capture of Colubrids, Boids / Python
Weighing and morphological Measure
Veterinary Procedures demonstrated in the DVD vision. (RUVVEN305A)
Secure Head Restraint
Intra-venous Injection Technique & / or Blood Collection
Intra-muscular Injection
Sub-cutaneous Injection
Micro-chipping
Establishing gender/ sexing techniques
Manually everting the hemipenes
Follow-up and Release in captive and field environments
New enclosure design
Transportation – national and international
Key Elements for Transport
Ventilation, noise, stocking density, light, time, water, jewellery
Container Requirements and Packing Material
International Air Transport Association (IATA)
Venomous snake taxonomic groups
International Air Transport Association (IATA) Transport Container
IATA Reptile Container Requirement 44
CITES definitions and appendices
Summary
Zoonotic Disease Introduction. (RUVVEN203A
Personnel in contact with reptiles
Zoonosis precautions
Prevention methods and hygiene
Prior to handling reptiles
Disease prevention and screening options
Vaccination status card and zoonosis identification
Vaccination card information
Personalised identification
High risk personnel and illness
Education
Hygiene and cleaning facilities
Disinfectants and surfactants
Importation Guidelines
Reptile Importation Screening
Reptile Zoonosis Table
Western Australian Occupational Health & Safety
Conclusion
Snake Glossary of Terms
References
Technical Acknowledgements
Wildlife Equipment and Useful Links
Production Team Customer Comments and Contact Address

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