Can we save anyone's life from a snake bite? yes. Check one example below
Check this video
Mr. Ravi, he likes to go for an evening walk in the park.
One of the evening he was walking in the park and suddenly he was bit by something. He
screamed and looked around and he realized it was a snake.
He
shouted for help. It is a good idea to notice the color, body scales, head, or
any special characteristics of the snake because it will help the doctor to
identify the venom. If you missed it, not to worry, but do not waste your time
looking for the snake or trying to kill. The most important thing is the victim
should remain calm, relaxed, and fearless; otherwise, it will increase the blood
flow and the heart rate resulting in the rapid spread of venom.
Do
you know only 20% of the snakes are venomous and there are 50% chances with venomous
snakes that will deliver a dry bite. Numinous of snake has delivered a venomous bite.
By following the correct treatment in you can easily save yourself from any
injury.
When
you see people like Mr. Ravi help him and call the ambulance.
You
should move such a person to a safe place. The affected parts of the victim
should be kept in mobile as much as possible. When I saw the helper doing
activities it surprised me. While moving the victim the helper kept the victim's
body below the level of the heart. The helper makes the victims sit on the floor
that resulted in load stretched. He removed
any tight-fitting clothes along with the rings, wrist-watch, etc from the
affected body part or on the wound in order to prevent the swelling. It
is important not to cut the wound as it will increase the chance of infection.
Do not suck the venom because it will only remove a negligible amount of venom and
might also poison the helper. Do not eat or drink anything particularly caffeine
or alcohol as it increased the heart rate and blood flow. Arrange a long bandage
or clean cloth wrap up the wound; loose enough to insert a finger and wrap it up
till the top. Do not use a tourniquet as if we potentially restrict the blood
flow to the affected area. Do not use ice for the wound because it might
increase the damage. Immobilized body part with a wooden piece or a stick and
tie to the bandage or cloth before you transfer the victim to the hospital.
The doctor can then detect the venom and administer it with suitable anti-venom to the
patient.
Presence
of mind in immediate treatment can save the life of the patient after a snake bite.
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