What to do for a snake bite
[DOC File]SNAKE BITES – ADDERS
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If you are bitten by a snake, call triple zero (000) and remain still while waiting for an ambulance. If available, a firm bandage around the area where the bite occurred is …
[DOC File]SAFETY FIRST
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Stay calm when you see a snake – don not panic or move frantically causing it to feel threatened and spit or bite you. Depending on the situation you are in, and the type of snake, it is best to move away cautiously, or in the case of a fast moving snake, like a black mamba or spitting cobra, to remain still.
Treating a Snake Bite | Wild Backpacker
Do not try to suck out the venom or cut the flesh in any way as this can cause further complications. Do not use bandages or tourniquets as these can cause permanent damage or loss of limb. The area may become swollen – this is normal. The A & E doctor will assess the bite and recommend treatment. Whilst waiting to be seen by the doctor: DO NOT EAT OR DRINK ANYTHING
[DOCX File]Snake bite - Better Safer Care
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DO NOT cut the bite site. DO NOT apply ice or heat. DO NOT apply a tourniquet. DO NOT drink alcoholic beverage. 7. DO THE FOLLOWING: DO stay calm. DO remove rings, watches, bracelets, constricting articles of clothing. DO contact your field colleague. DO call 911. DO sit or lie in a comfortable position. DO immobilize the bitten limb in a comfortable position at a level slightly lower …
[DOC File]Snake Bite Treatment Protocol
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The definitive treatment for snake bite envenomation is snake antivenom which can be life saving. It is critical that snake bite victims after having received immobilization and pressure bandaging first aid, then be transported to a facility that has snake antivenom.
[DOC File]Information and treatment of Snake bite - DustWatch
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“Do it R.I.G.H.T.” It consists of the following: R. = Reassure the patient. 70% of all snakebites are from non- venomous species. Only 50% of bites by venomous species actually envenomate the patient
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