What is enovenomation
Medical Definition of ENVENOMATION. : an act or instance of impregnating with a venom (as of a snake or spider); also: envenomization. Definition of ENVENOMATION. : an act or instance of poisoning by venom (as of a snake or spider). A person with hymenoptera envenomation has been stung by a bee, wasp, hornet, or fire ant. Caterpillar envenomation, by the puss catepillar in the USA also falls into this category. The venom from these stings can cause serious allergic reactions. Definition of ENVENOMATION. : an act or instance of poisoning by venom (as of a snake or spider). — en·ven·om·ate \-ˈve-nə-ˌmāt\ transitive verb. ADVERTISEMENT. Medical Definition of ENVENOMATION. : an act or instance of impregnating with a venom (as of a snake or spider); also: envenomization. — en·ven·om·ate \-ˈven-ə-ˌmāt\ transitive verb, en·ven·om·at·ed en·ven·om·at·ing. : an act or instance of poisoning by venom (as of a snake or spider). A person with hymenoptera envenomation has been stung by a bee, wasp, hornet, or fire ant. Caterpillar envenomation, by the puss catepillar in the USA also falls into this category. A person with hymenoptera envenomation has been stung by a bee, wasp, hornet, or fire ant. Lymphatic constriction bands and pressure immobilization techniques may inhibit the spread of venom, but whether they improve outcome is not clear. Limiting venom spread actually may be deleterious for pit viper envenomation if it increases local necrosis or compartment pressure. Tourniquets are not recommended. Lymphatic constriction bands and pressure immobilization techniques may inhibit the spread of venom, but whether they improve outcome is not clear. Limiting venom spread actually may be deleterious for pit viper envenomation if it increases local necrosis or compartment pressure.
an act or instance of poisoning by venom