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  2. www.youtube.com › watchKing Cobra Attack: Top 8 Snake Bite Caught on ... - YouTube

    Nov 28, 2019 · King Cobra Attack: Top 8 Snake Bite Caught on Camera in 2019 | Cobra Charmer - YouTube. Animal Encounter. 42.7K subscribers. 18K. 3.3M views 4 years ago #KingCobraAttack #SnakeBite...

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  3. www.youtube.com › watchDeadly Snake Bite! | Explorer - YouTube

    Nov 19, 2007 · Deadly Snake Bite! | Explorer - YouTube. National Geographic. 23.2M subscribers. Subscribed. 3.2K. 2.6M views 16 years ago #Rattlesnakes #NationalGeographic #Snakes. A man gets bitten by a...

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  4. www.youtube.com › watch6 Snake Attacks You Wish you Never Saw - YouTube

    Feb 21, 2023 · Every year, snakes bite nearly 5.5 million people worldwide. And some of those bites are caught on camera. Today we've collected the most terrifying, surprising and tragic snake attacks...

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  5. snakebiteawareness.org › prevention-videosPrevention Videos - International Snakebite Awareness Day

    These comprehensive prevention videos in multiple languages are resources YOU can share with school children, agricultural workers, homemakers. Help spread these important videos right on down to the people and regions affected.

  6. blog.nols.edu › snake-bites-heres-what-to-do-videoSnakebites: Here's What to Do [Video] - NOLS

    • Which Snakes Should I Look Out for?
    • Prevention
    • Signs and Symptoms
    • Treatment Principles
    • Evacuation Guidelines

    In North America, snake envenomations (where the snake bites and injects venom), are generally caused by Crotalids, the family of snakes that includes pit vipers like rattlesnakes, water moccasins, and copperheads. Less common, but still found in the U.S., are Elapids, the family that includes coral snakes. Although there are about 8,000 venomous s...

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    Plan ahead and prepare. Know if you are traveling in snake country. Research local snakes prior to travel for prevention advice, local treatment protocols, and the availability of antivenom.
    Respect wildlife. Don't pick up or corner a snake.
    Avoid blind placement of hands and feet in suspect areas.
    Avoid traveling at night without a light.

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    Pit Viper Bites

    1. Fang marks 2. Swelling and pain. If absent after 30 minutes, envenomation probably did not occur. 3. Ecchymosis (skin discoloration resulting from bruising) and bleb formation (a pressure cyst) over 6-36 hours, and later necrosis (death of body tissue) 4. Weakness, sweating, and chills 5. Nausea and perhaps vomiting 6. Numbness and swollen lymph nodes

    Coral Snake Bites

    1. Local swelling 2. Nausea, vomiting 3. Dizziness, weakness, respiratory difficulty (up to 12 hours after bite)

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    These Apply for All Snake Bites

    1. Scene Safety! Don't create another victim by attempting to identify, capture, or kill a snake. 2. Keep yourself and the patient calm. 3. Immobilize the limb. Avoid compression/constriction of the bitten extremity. Remove constricting clothing and jewelry. 4. Transport to a physician/hospital. The definitive treatment for envenomation is antivenom and supportive care. 5. Document the signs and symptoms of envenomation in order to describe the progression to a physician.

    These Vary by Region

    1. Wash the wound. This is recommended in North America to prevent local wound infection. In Australia, this is not done, as it prevents surface assay (a technique that involves wiping the wound and using a machine to identify the venom on the wipe and determine the species of snake. Very specific antivenoms exist for their various dangerous snake species). In India, washing is not recommended because of concern that scrubbing the wound could increase venom distribution. 2. Consider pain medi...

    DO NOT use unproven or discredited treatments that may harm the patient, such as:

    1. Tourniquets or other constricting bandages 2. Ice 3. Electricity 4. Meat tenderizer 5. Incision and suction Check out our Mythcrushers video on North American snakebites:

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    Evacuate all patients bitten by a snake.
    Rapidly evacuate patients with signs or symptoms of envenomation.

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  7. www.facebook.com › NatGeoUK › videosSnake Bite! | Vicious, venomous, and deadly cool ... - Facebook

    Vicious, venomous, and deadly cool, snakes play a key role in the ecosystem. Learn all about these fascinating creatures this March in a new special, Snake Bite. Wednesdays at 8pm from March 13th, only on National Geographic WILD UK. See less.

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  9. www.abc.net.au › news › scienceHow to survive a snake bite — from someone who should know

    Oct 29, 2021 · Chris was put into a coma for three days after a death adder bite. This is how we survived, and how you can too — even if you're unlucky enough to be bitten by one of the world's most venomous ...