Snakes aren't poisonous, but venomous. The difference is venom is only deadly when it gets into your blood stream, which is exactly what snakes try to do.
Their fangs are tubular, so they can inject venom into your bloodstream through their teeth.
( for poisonous snakes) If a snake bites anybody I will make him self suck his blood where it bited and tell him to spit it (blood). Afterwards I'll tie 2 ropes to the either sides of snake bite so that the poison woud'nt enter whole body
If the snake is venomous, you might ingest some of the poison. But if the snake isnt poisonus/venomus, you might get sick from and disease or sickness the snake might have or gotten from its meal or an other snake.
If you get bitten by a King Snake, don't panic. Rub alcohol on it. It might burn after a while because the King Snake's saliva will start breaking down your skin. That's why you would want to wash it off asap. It wont kill you. They have no venom.
Snakes are "milked" of their venom to make antivenom, which can save a person bitten by a venomous snake.
He was bitten by a snake is grammatically correct.
some snakes nothing. some snakes can kill unless treated immediatly. squeeze around the bitten area so that the poison doesnt get around the body.
It depends what you mean by 'bitten' ! If they have simply been bitten - and the snake has left the area - simple first-aid to the bite area is all that's needed. If you mean a person is being constricted by the snake - your only course of action is to attempt to untangle the snake from the victim. Either way - a trip to hospital should be made at the earliest opportunity.
After snake bites you, reverse bite to snake. Try to stop the blood circulation of that bitten place or else poison will go viral to your body through blood. Then go to doctor.
If you get bitten by a black snake, you need to go to the hospital right away!!
I believe the disk condition antedated her accident.If you mean antedote:He has been bitten by the snake, but he would be ok as there was an antedote to the poison available.
Remove the person from the area. Can you ID the snake? The first thing on your mind is to prevent the poison from traveling any further. Pressure of some sort is quickly applied but this is a probable disputed idea as it depends on the type of snake. At least keep the bitten area lower than the heart. Get to the ER right away.Keep the person calm as possible. No food or drink.
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