Rattlesnake bite treatment benadryl
[DOC File]ENVENOMATION INJURIES - Operational Medicine
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Dealing with or confronted by our local wildlife. And, some little first aid tips while waiting for professional medical treatment. ... Signs and symptoms of a rattlesnake bite usually appear from 5 minutes to 2 hours after a bite. ... Benadryl 25-50 mg tablets may be given every 6 hours for the itch. Acetaminophen (Tylenol), 1-2 tablets every ...
[DOC File]INTRODUCTION - Operational Medicine
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Type of bite/sting Rash, skin break, wound Animal bite. Description or bring creature/ Pain, soft tissue swelling, redness Human bite. Photo with patient for ID Blood oozing from the bite wound Snake bite (poisonous) Time, location, size of bite/sting Evidence of infection Spider bite (poisonous)
What to Do If Your Dog Is Bitten by a Snake
rattlesnakes tend to dispense all of their venom, as opposed to a larger, older rattlesnake dispensing either none or a small amount. Death may occur within 24-48 hours if left untreated. Even with treatment, there is the possibility of loss of affected extremity or a portion of it.
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Envenomation - an injury or illness caused by the poisonous secretion of an animal, such as a snake, spider or scorpion, usually transmitted by a bite or sting. Mortality rates - of all the deaths that occur annually due to envenomation injuries, the majority are caused by insects, followed by snakes, then spiders. 2. ACTIONS OF SNAKE VENOM
[DOC File]ENVENOMATION INJURIES
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Rattlesnake: crotalid bite; Tx 4 – 6 vials or more of antivenin; suction controversial. Coral Snakes: Red on Yellow, Kill a Fellow; give antivenin; admit for 24 – 48 hour observation! NO hemolysis. Snake bites: NO torniquets, give antivenin if local/systemic signs cells most affected -(GI and heme) 48 hour lymphocyte count
[DOC File]Just the Facts… - Clinical Monster
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Moderate to severe pain at the bite site, starting within a few seconds of the bite; perioral numbness and tingling; metallic taste in the mouth may occur. Neurotoxic Envenomations: Most common in bites from Elapids (cobras, coral snakes, kraits), sea snakes, and most snakes found in Australia.
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