Bite - poisonous bite:
If a bite has already occurred, which is very, but very rare, then you have a 1: 1 chance that it was not a poisonous snake. Mostly it is a snake or some "overwhelming earthworm"
If it was a poisonous snake then you have a chance of 1: 1 that it is a so-called "dry bite" (a snake bites but does not release a rare poison that necessarily needs for its own survival)
If the poison is released, then it is a banging and you have a 1: 1 chance that its poison is weak as if it was a beard or horn. It is a slightly poisonous hose.
Well, if all the conditions are met, and it really is a deadly poisonous snake, then jokes go aside and it is necessary to start acting immediately.
Biting Procedure:
Call for emergency assistance
soothe the affected person and prevent him from moving unnecessarily
remove jewelery or tight clothing at the bust point (the place is likely to splash)
Carefully cover the bite site (patch, sterile square)
immobilize the affected limb; you can use a plate and a flexible bandage
If possible, keep the biting point below the heart level
note the bite time
snap a picture or remember the type and size
if the snake is killed, take it very carefully with you to the hospital
Do not drink alcohol or caffeine
First aid is inadmissible:
to squeeze the limb and in any way prevent the flow of blood
rinse, cut or vacuum
Apply ice sheets to a swollen place
blow burn
Thailand has very good hospitals and everywhere they have high quality and effective serum. In Cambodia, be promptly transferred to a private clinic, if this is not possible, be treated at the nearest location and then take care of the transfer.
Probability of biting with a poisonous snake when visiting Thailand or Cambodia at 1: 1.000.000. In spite of astronomical improbability, here is a first aid procedure, important phone numbers, and advice on what to do in no case.
According to statistics ...
For 1,000 incidents, there are 500 bites and 500 bites.
The 500 strokes are one death.
Types of Poisons:
Hemotoxin (breakdown of blood cells) - Causes pain, swelling, bruising, blisters.
Neurotoxin (nerve damage) - It is manifested by a change in sensitivity, tingling, swelling, convulsions.
Cytotoxin (tissue breakdown) - the tissue begins to decompose, causing swelling and pain.
Phone numbers Thailand:
1155 - Turkish police speaking English
191 - Thai police nationwide
1669 - Ambulance nationwide
1646 - Bangkok ambulance
Phone numbers Cambodia:
023 366 841 - Police
023 720 235 - Police
117 - Police - Fixed line calls
023 724 891 - Ambulance
119 - Ambulance
023 216 911 - International SOS Medical
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