please make pptx on "Anti-snake venom- indications, basic pharmacology, dose, adverse effects, hypersensitivity reactions" . please use standard pharmacology and medicine text books as reference

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Anti Snake Venom

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What's inside (13 slides, dark navy/amber theme)

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1Title slide with all references listed
2Overview / table of contents (8 topic cards)
3Snake venom classification — Neurotoxic / Haemotoxic / Cytotoxic mechanisms
4What is ASV? — Production, formulation, monovalent vs polyvalent, IgG / F(ab')₂ / Fab fractions
5Indications — Systemic (11 criteria) + Local (5 criteria) + important notes (no skin test, no contraindication in pregnancy)
6Basic Pharmacology — Mechanism of action, IgG vs F(ab')₂ vs Fab comparison cards
7Dose & Administration — Severity-based dosing table (minimal/moderate/severe/neurotoxic/haemotoxic), key principles, WBCT-based repeat dosing
8Adverse Effects — Three-column: Early (anaphylactic) / Pyrogenic / Late (serum sickness)
9Hypersensitivity Reactions — Type I (IgE + anaphylactoid mechanism) and Type III (serum sickness, immune complex) in detail
10Management of Reactions — Adrenaline protocol + chlorpheniramine doses, pyrogenic treatment, prednisolone regimen
11Monitoring & Endpoints — WBCT procedure, repeat dosing criteria, signs of good response
12Summary quick-reference table
13Full references (7 textbooks)
Textbooks referenced throughout:
  • Pye's Surgical Handicraft, 22nd ed. (primary antivenom sections, Table 28.2)
  • Goldman-Cecil Medicine (antivenom pharmacology, adverse effects)
  • Rosen's Emergency Medicine (CroFab/Anavip, envenomation grading)
  • Forensic Medicine & Toxicology, 36th ed. 2026 (Indian PAV doses, WBCT)
  • Park's Preventive & Social Medicine (antivenom epidemiology)
  • Janeway's Immunobiology 10e (hypersensitivity mechanism)
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