Simulated Patient Management Protocol on Snake Bite

2. Eight bite marks seen in a semicircle

3. The snake is killed and brought

4. History of creature winding round leg

6. Colubridae

7. Hydrophidae

8. Croatalidae

10. Neurotoxicity

11. Cardiotoxicity

12. Myotoxicity

14. Mechanical suction with a rubber pump

15. Applying a tourniquet over a single bone

16. Washing the wound with soap and water.

18. Lymphangitis and lymphadenitis

19. Vomiting and abdominal pain

20. Blurred vision and slurred speech

22. Blood pressure

23. Extent of local reaction

24. Jugular venous pressure

26. Blood grouping and cross matching

27. Bleeding time, Clotting time

28. Blood & urine for Toxicological analysis

30. 20

31. 30

32. 60

34. 200

35. 300

36. 400

38. Intravenous test dose

39. Multiple intra-muscular doses

40. Intravenous bolus dose as slow push

42. Hydrocortisone 200mg given as IV

43. Desensitizing the patient against ASV

44. Adrenaline 1 in 1000 S/C SOS

46. Intra-cerebral bleeding

47. Circulatory collapse

48. Pneumonia due to atypical bacteria.

50. Atropine 1mg IV hourly before each Neostigmine

51. Diazepam 5mg IM given twice daily

52. Frequent checking of Single Breath Count.

54. Local administration of long acting steroid

55. Metronidazole 500mg IV 8hourly

56. Injection Tetanus Toxoid 0.5ml IM

58. Surgical Debridement

59. Fasciotomy

60. Skin Grafting

62. It is cheap

63. It is readily available

64. It is without side effect

65. None of the above