How to Treat a Snake Bite video

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  • Опубликовано: 13 июл 2014
  • This training video show you how to properly treat a snake bit. Learn what treatments & remedies to use if you are bit by a venomous snake. This video also discusses how to use a bite kit to extract venom from a bite area.

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  • @busteronlyfullscreenmode
    @busteronlyfullscreenmode 7 лет назад +120

    I cut off my legs so I couldn't get bitten by a snake. Best decision yet. I have not gotten bit on the leg ONCE.

  • @petercdowney
    @petercdowney 4 года назад +9

    Two holes. That means that the snake that bit her was a venomous one. But it'll be very important for the doctor to know what species of snake it was, because no two snake species have the exact same chemicals in their venom.

  • @trentonreese3035
    @trentonreese3035 4 года назад +33

    Actually you should NEVER try sucking the venom out of the wound because all it does is circulate throughout the victim and if you try orally extracting the venom you risk invenomation yourself.

    • @shayereedesarkar6935
      @shayereedesarkar6935 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/BbjhsB-cgd8/видео.html Snake Bite

    • @farringtonsamuel3413
      @farringtonsamuel3413 3 года назад +2

      sucking the venom is useless, its venom not poison you wont get affected but if you have internal wounds in the stomach you might get affected.

    • @dota2freaks
      @dota2freaks 3 года назад

      U sound dumb tbh, invenomation lol study science 1st

    • @shanecateriny4359
      @shanecateriny4359 Год назад

      Not true just don’t ever use a tourniquet. If you can get to the bite quick enough you can extract a large amount of the venom. Most extraction kits don’t allow the venom to get in your mouth anyway. You also have to have an open wound and on top of that the venom and actually have to get in your bloodstream. Don’t use a tourniquet always try to extract

  • @cgee9253
    @cgee9253 3 года назад +4

    I suggest checking Australian snake bite compression bandage technique

  • @notjt6939
    @notjt6939 3 года назад +4

    Let’s see you use a bite and sting kit on a black mamba, hopefully it works! :)

  • @hamadalromaithi4723
    @hamadalromaithi4723 3 года назад +1

    Ok, i undrestand now that there is no treatment

  • @claesnordstrom8152
    @claesnordstrom8152 2 года назад

    one thing more, what type of snake was the person bitten by ,

  • @infamousnegotiator8121
    @infamousnegotiator8121 4 года назад +1

    please share a video about chicken bite

  • @jamesross4593
    @jamesross4593 4 года назад +5

    This information is so wrong. Pressure bandage and immobilise. Extraction/sucking and tourniquets don’t work. Identifying the snake will also be difficult for most people, they can easily swab the bite to identify the snake.

    • @sanjaykadam8161
      @sanjaykadam8161 4 года назад

      James ,then what is correct way

    • @Ajb5591
      @Ajb5591 4 года назад

      @@sanjaykadam8161 well, he just said to put a pressure bandage on and keep the bite victim still, if you do know what the snake is it is still best but if you don't know what it is its best not to try guess. call for help straight away

  • @mk7gt185
    @mk7gt185 4 года назад +2

    So cute 😍

  • @cindym8900
    @cindym8900 4 года назад +12

    All out dated recommendations.

  • @lil_tourette
    @lil_tourette 3 года назад

    Perfect idea using a ternekit. Especially if you're bit by a Rattlesnake and your leg swells and the ternekit stops the blood flow to your legs. Perfect plan.

    • @archerconquest5038
      @archerconquest5038 2 месяца назад

      The venum doea not actually go into the blood stream there is evdiece that a terekit can make it worse.

  • @josmo1363
    @josmo1363 3 года назад +1

    chances of me carrying a blood pressure cuff and or snake bite kit = unlikely
    chances me knowing how to use either = less likely
    chances of me trusting the description of the snake given by a panicked patient or first responder = *NO*
    I'm surprised she didn't advise to "wash the bite area to prevent infection" 🤦‍♂️

  • @skybizvideomediaproduction6167
    @skybizvideomediaproduction6167 3 года назад +2

    Refer to Australian Bite Kits and how to use them. Snake bites travel through the Lymphatic system. If you have nothing else, and someone you are with gets bitten DO NOT MOVE patient, keep the patient still, If you want to do something splint the extremity. If you want to live - DO NOT MOVE. Get someone else to get help. If you have an Australian Snake Bite Kit they will have a compression bandage, learn how to apply this. but again the less you move the patient the less you will circulate the venom through the body. And that Doctor talking about sucking out the poison, that's so 1890 wild west crap !!! It don't work.

  • @feliperocha3567
    @feliperocha3567 3 года назад +2

    What if the bite its on the chest ?

  • @jghk5866
    @jghk5866 3 года назад +31

    Useless video. Who carries a blood pressure cuff when they’re walking in the woods.

  • @sauravkumar3278
    @sauravkumar3278 4 года назад

    Emergency arrives 5 hours later

  • @blogwithfelix3920
    @blogwithfelix3920 3 года назад +4

    You are very funny,venom flows faster in blood

  • @CrypticMenace
    @CrypticMenace 4 года назад +1

    I would never use that shit I'm going strait to the hospital fast as I can

  • @snakesrule7067
    @snakesrule7067 3 года назад

    But there are non venomous ones too besides snakes are misunderstood

  • @professordrabhijitsayamber2299
    @professordrabhijitsayamber2299 2 года назад

    Om pure white background

  • @S3aCa1mRa1n
    @S3aCa1mRa1n 2 года назад

    What is the actresses name ? She’s so pretty!

  • @theargonaught44
    @theargonaught44 3 года назад +1

    snake bite victim cute af

  • @HopelessBromantic
    @HopelessBromantic 3 года назад

    Actually no, do NOT use a tourniquet it can actually make it worse

  • @DietrichHuh
    @DietrichHuh Год назад

    Unskipable ad

  • @kev4486
    @kev4486 3 года назад

    Before any of this is done. Take them to hospital. But yeah calm down the victim. But first instinct should be hospital.

  • @az_pit_viper4270
    @az_pit_viper4270 4 года назад +1

    If the location of the bite was about 24" higher I would suck the venom out.

  • @sierravictorromeo7955
    @sierravictorromeo7955 3 года назад

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  • @skyknight8441
    @skyknight8441 3 года назад +1

    Waaa so useless information

  • @TeW33zy
    @TeW33zy 3 года назад

    Yeah, that's right everybody has a turnip or blood pressure in they back pocket. Goofy video and pointless