Description should include

required PPE
appropriate housing and placement of teacher-selected species of exotic animals to minimize stress
industry-standard catching and restraining techniques for teacher-selected species of exotic animal
restraint equipment that can be used on each species
ways to restrain various species during specific procedures (e.g., injection, venipuncture, gavage, wing clip)
anatomical locations of commonly accessed venipuncture sites
potential dangers to staff, depending on species, and ways to minimize dangers
possible injuries to each species that may result from improper restraint (e.g., tail trauma, fur slip, respiratory distress, death).

Process/Skill Questions:

Why is it important to monitor a bird for signs of stress during restraint for venipuncture?
How do restraint techniques differ depending on avian species? How do restraint techniques differ depending on which vessel will be used for blood collection?
Why should the handler take care not to apply pressure to the sternum of the bird?
What cautions should a handler take when restraining a turtle or tortoise for venipuncture/injection?
What cautions should a handler take when restraining a snake for venipuncture/injection?
Why is it especially important to wash one's hands prior to handling snakes?