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1. Keep the bitten person calm and restrict movement by keeping the affected area below heart level. 2. Use a suction device if available to remove venom and remove any constricting items from the area. 3. Monitor vital signs and lay the person flat if signs of shock appear, getting medical help immediately.
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Philippine Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP) Curriculum
Philippine Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP) Curriculum
Snake
- 1. Copperhead
- 3. Coral Snake
- 5. Timber Rattlesnake Pygmy Rattlesnake Diamondback Rattlesnake
- 6. If you get bitten by a snake!!!! 1. Keep the person calm, reassuring them that bites can be effectively treated in an emergency room. Restrict movement, and keep the affected area below heart level to reduce the flow of venom. 2. If you have a pump suction device (such as that made by Sawyer), follow the manufacturer's directions. 3. Remove any rings or constricting items because the affected area may swell. Create a loose splint to help restrict movement of the area.
- 7. If you get bitten by a snake!!!! 4. If the area of the bite begins to swell and change color, the snake was probably poisonous. 5. Monitor the person's vital signs -- temperature, pulse, rate of breathing, and blood pressure -- if possible. If there are signs of shock (such as paleness), lay the person flat, raise the feet about a foot, and cover the person with a blanket. 6. Get medical help right away.
- 8. If you get bitten by a snake!!!! 7. Bring in the dead snake only if this can be done safely. Do not waste time hunting for the snake, and do not risk another bite if it is not easy to kill the snake. Be careful of the head when transporting it -- a snake can actually bite for up to an hour after it's dead (from a reflex).
- 9. If you get bitten by a snake!!!! • Do NOT allow the person to become over-exerted. If necessary, carry the person to safety. • Do NOT apply a tourniquet. • Do NOT apply cold compresses to a snake bite. • Do NOT cut into a snake bite with a knife or razor. • Do NOT try to suck out the venom by mouth. • Do NOT give the person stimulants or pain medications unless a doctor tells you to do so. • Do NOT give the person anything by mouth. • Do NOT raise the site of the bite above the level of the person's heart.