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RainbowSun

@RainbowSun

Stunner

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Posted: 11 years ago

#381

Snake bite first aid

I saw one show in TV long before

sucking out venom is not right

what J told was right-

googled

Do not:

Cut a bite wound
Attempt to suck out venom
Apply tourniquet, ice, or water
Give the person alcohol or caffeinated drinks

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anshurg5

@anshurg5

Sparkler

Posted: 11 years ago

#382

Originally posted by: Hiral_Halwa

Anshu😛 even I missed lots of AZ starting epis...so watching it from start yesterday😆

Aunn is total jackass😡🤣

His friend is better than him , got dadi to fire his boss. 🤣

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RainbowSun

@RainbowSun

Stunner

+ 6

Posted: 11 years ago

#383

Do NOT cut and suck. Cutting into the bite site can damage underlying organs, increase the risk of infection, and sucking on the bite site does not result in venom removal.
Do NOT use ice. Ice does not deactivate the venom and can cause frostbite.
Do NOT use electric shocks. The shocks are not effective and could causeburns or electrical problems to the heart.
Do NOT use alcohol. Alcohol may deaden the pain, but it also makes the local blood vessels bigger, which can increase venom absorption.
Do NOT use tourniquets or constriction bands. These have not been proven effective, may cause increased tissue damage, and could cost the victim a limb.

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RainbowSun

@RainbowSun

Stunner

+ 6

Posted: 11 years ago

#384

1. Note the Snake's Appearance

Be ready to describe the snake to emergency staff.

2. Protect the Person

While waiting for medical help:

Move the person beyond striking distance of the snake.
Have the person lie down with wound below the heart.
Keep the person still to keep venom from spreading.
Cover the wound with loose, sterile bandage.

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anshurg5

@anshurg5

Sparkler

Posted: 11 years ago

#385

Originally posted by: blushing

Dadi is super star ⭐️ Pure Punjabi 😉

she is total 🤣 🤣 Phuphoo too 😆

Dadi is the real star of the show, show became tiresome when she stopped showing her antics. 🤣

Phuphu chachi all are good.

Btw they danced only on indian songs. 😃

Do not have good music kya?

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Uma

@adi2512

Sparkler

Posted: 11 years ago

#386

Originally posted by: Anjali_

aditi- it is a big list- i am searching for a full set-

some even i dont know😆

Can give you some...quite a few...

Just wait till 3 : 30 PM IST...

Its in my Kids CW...😆

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RainbowSun

@RainbowSun

Stunner

+ 6

Posted: 11 years ago

#387

Originally posted by: adi2512
Can give you some...quite a few...
Just wait till 3 : 30 PM IST...

Its in my Kids CW...😆

here is it 😲

http://users.tinyonline.co.uk/gswithenbank/collnoun.htm#Insects and Arachnids

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anshurg5

@anshurg5

Sparkler

Posted: 11 years ago

#388

Originally posted by: Anjali_
Do NOT cut and suck. Cutting into the bite site can damage underlying organs, increase the risk of infection, and sucking on the bite site does not result in venom removal.
Do NOT use ice. Ice does not deactivate the venom and can cause frostbite.
Do NOT use electric shocks. The shocks are not effective and could causeburns or electrical problems to the heart.
Do NOT use alcohol. Alcohol may deaden the pain, but it also makes the local blood vessels bigger, which can increase venom absorption.
Do NOT use tourniquets or constriction bands. These have not been proven effective, may cause increased tissue damage, and could cost the victim a limb.

Thanks Anjali our own Google pedia . 😛

Useful information.

Few of it are contrary to what we use to believe like tourniquet etc.