
Reason for Stranding
Patient History
Hawksbill 64kg
Patient Injuries
Body Condition: 2/5, skinny
Behavior: Lethargic
Blink Response: Slow
Epibiot Load: Heavy algae load on the carapace and moderate algae load on plastron. Possible encrusted bryozoans on the plastron. A possible small marine worm casing on the plastron.
Eyes: Sand in both eyes
Head/Flippers/Soft Tissue: Small notch out of LRF
Patient Treatments
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