Snake bite
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Envenomation

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Management flowchart from the Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne

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Administer anti-venom if evidence of envenomation appears. Clinical evidence may be cardiovascular or neurological, and lab evidence may be coagulopathy, elevated creatine kinase, or myoglobinuria. #ref

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Check tetanus immunisation status and administer booster if required.

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Excellent resource for information on Australian snakes at the Australian Venom Research Institute www.avru.org/

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