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Can you tell me how i could give firt aid to one who bite by snake.?
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Snake bites: If the type of snake is known – call ahead to Emergency Room so that that they can be prepared (anti-venom). Both venomous & non-venomous bites require wound care. Recommend tetanus booster if none in last 10 years (in some situations it may be given if no tetanus shot in > 5 years). If you have had a serious venomous snake bite than life threatening conditions will be addressed first. You would
Answered 6/21/2014
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