Description should include

safety issues specific to working with various species of wildlife (e.g., protection from teeth, claws, beaks, talons)
ways to determine whether an animal is orphaned
the reasons for seeking counsel from a veterinarian or licensed wildlife rehabilitator, if possible, before attempting to provide any care
identifying species protected by laws that should be turned over to a licensed person or wildlife hospital immediately
identifying when human and animal interaction is appropriate
husbandry and nutritional needs unique to various species.

Process/Skill Questions:

Why is it detrimental to the animal for a person not experienced in caring for wildlife to attempt to care for it rather than turning it over to a licensed person or wildlife hospital?
How can one tell if an animal has truly been orphaned?
What issues exist when individuals choose to rehabilitate a species that might pose a threat such as rabies?