Snake bite management flashcards in which includes how to identify type of snap for measure snake in india with there symptom and give a treatment with from standard book
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SnakeBite India Flashcards
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What's Inside (20 Slides)
The deck is structured into 8 sections with a clean dark-green + gold medical theme:
Section 1 - Epidemiology
- India: ≥45,000 deaths/year (highest globally)
- 70% of bites in India are from non-venomous species
- Only 50% of venomous bites actually envenomate
Section 2 - Snake Identification (India)
General ID features card (fang marks, head shape, pupils, scales, behavior)
Individual profile cards for each of the "Big Four":
| Snake | Key ID Feature |
|---|---|
| Indian Cobra (Naja naja) | Spectacle mark on hood; expands when threatened |
| Indian Krait (Bungarus caeruleus) | Black/white crossbands; painless bite; nocturnal |
| Russell's Viper (Daboia russelii) | Chain of dark oval spots; loud hissing |
| Saw-Scaled Viper (Echis carinatus) | Small; rasping sound from keeled scales |
Section 3 - Venom Syndromes
A comparison table across neurotoxic / haemotoxic / cytotoxic features
Section 4 - Diagnosis
- Early clues of severe envenomation flashcard
- 20WBCT, urine dipstick, ptosis check, ECG - bedside tests card
Section 5 - First Aid
- Do's - India National Protocol 2007 (Government of India)
- Don'ts - harmful traditional practices to avoid
Section 6 - Antivenom (ASV)
- Indications card
- Management of anaphylactic + serum sickness reactions (with doses)
Section 7 - Hospital Management
- Step-by-step protocol card (airway, ASV, neostigmine, shock)
- Specific complications: AKI, DIC, rhabdomyolysis, necrosis
Section 8 - Quick Reference
- Big Four summary table
- Mnemonic flashcard: REST A MOMENT
- Source attribution slide
Sources used: Park's Textbook of Preventive & Social Medicine | Pye's Surgical Handicraft (22nd Ed) | Goldman-Cecil Medicine (International Edition) | India National Snake Bite Protocol 2007
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