sweating site of the immobilisation bite and technique is beyond used to slow down the the venoms progress affected by compressing area the tissues and do not reducing elevate muscular call for movement in an medical attempt to give help the body time to deal with the toxins Snakebite Bee and wasp sharp pain remove at the site by of the bite scraping possible or flicking swelling sideways (do not squeeze) apply ice monitor for allergic reactions seek medical advice Redback spider stinging pain at the site reassure faintness the person sweating apply ice swelling seek rapid pulse medical advice Funnel-web intense pain spider at site of bite reassure profuse the person sweating apply cold skin pressure shivering bandage sense of over the numbness bitten area breathing and difficulty extend abdominal down the pain limb nausea (see hot p. 278) seek urgent medical attention
immobilisation technique is used to slow down the venoms progress by compressing the tissues and reducing muscular movement in an attempt to give the body time to deal with the toxins Snakebite sweating site of the bite and beyond the affected area do not elevate call for medical help Bee and wasp sharp pain at the site of the bite possible swelling remove by scraping or flicking sideways (do not squeeze) apply ice monitor for allergic reactions seek medical advice Redback spider stinging pain at the site faintness sweating swelling rapid pulse reassure the person apply ice seek medical advice Funnel-web spider intense pain at site of bite profuse sweating cold skin shivering sense of numbness breathing difficulty abdominal pain nausea reassure the person apply pressure bandage over the bitten area and extend down the limb (see p. 278) seek urgent medical attention hot
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