Course Overview
Written by Gregory Carastro
Accredited by the New York State Education Department (NYSED).
Effective restraint is an important part of veterinary medicine.
In this course, learn about the general principles of restraint methodology including animal behavior and body language, and proper restraint procedures for cats, dogs, rabbits, ferrets and rodents, avian and large animals.
Credit
This course earns participants 2 hours of NY State CE credit.
Time to Complete
Approx. 2 hours
How It Works
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Register & Login to the Dashboard
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Choose Your Course & Read the Course Materials
Gain an in-depth understanding by reading the course materials and information provided through various milestones.
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Take the Knowledge Assessment Test
After reading all of the course materials, complete a multiple-choice knowledge assessment test to evaluate your understanding of the course materials.
Upon submitting, you will receive an emailed copy of your test.
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Receive Your Certificate & Credits
If you receive 100% on the knowledge assessment test, you will receive NY State CE credit and a certificate of completion.