Date Stranded: April 8, 2026
Reason for Stranding
Turtle was found stuck in the rocks of the Isla Blanca Jetties
Patient History
1.95 kg juvenile Atlantic Green sea turtle
Patient Injuries
External Carapace Notes: one small abrasion on carapace
Plastron: moderate abrasions
Head/Flippers/Soft Tissue: abrasions on both front flippers and both sides of head
Patient Treatments
In House PCV: 29%, TS: 4.0 , Glucose: 145
Meds administered: Ceftaz (antibiotic) , VitB (appetite stimulant), Ketoprofen (pain medication) & Normosol
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