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Snake bite protocols
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by missionTOburma on August 28, 2002
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What type of information should be included in snake bite protocols? I have a Southern Copperhead and a Carolina Pygmy and would like to have info written down for EMT and hospitals in case of an emergency. Any help is appreciated!
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by B375Rgt on August 28, 2002
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You can use this link to get some information. It is somewhat dated (refering to the use of Wyeth Crotalidae Polyvalent) but you can create your own protocols based on what you see here. Hope this helps, but try not to have to use it.
http://www-surgery.ucsd.edu/ent/DAVIDSON/Snake/Crotalus.htm
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by jared on September 3, 2002
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I have bite protocols from webmed? md. they are very complete and when i was bit i am glad i had them as the hospital had NO CLUE how to treat a snakebite. and this was only a cottonmouth. they have protocols for coppers and pigs i believe.
jared w
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