1. Define and Differentiate: At the end of the session, participants will be able to accurately define wound infection, identify the different types, and understand their similarities and differences. 2. Identify Signs and Symptoms: Participants will be equipped to recognize the common signs and symptoms of wound infection and will have gained insight into the correlations between wound characteristics and the likelihood of infection. 3. Understand Risk Factors: Participants will be able to identify key risk factors associated with wound infections to better anticipate and prevent potential wound complications in at-risk patients. 4. Prevention Measures: By the close of the session, participants will have a thorough understanding of best practices for wound care to prevent infections, including proper cleaning, dressing, and monitoring techniques. 5. Treatment Procedures: The participants will be familiar with different treatment options for wound infections of varying severities, including antibiotics, debridement, and, when necessary, surgical intervention. They will also understand when to refer a patient to a specialist.