Venomous Animals (17) Flashcards

1
Q

Look at the black widow

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2
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Look at brown recluse

A

vascular damage and tissue necrosis

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3
Q

Look at hymenoptera

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4
Q

What venomous snakes are in elapidae?

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micrurus: Coral snake - fixed fanges (proteroglyphic)

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5
Q

What is in crotalidae?

A

crotalus
sistrurus
agkistrodon: NO rattles

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6
Q

Which species are in crotalus?

A

rattlesnakes, many species

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7
Q

What is in sistrurus?

A

rattlesnakes - massassauga and pygmy rattlesnakes

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8
Q

What is in agkistrodon?

A

NO rattles

copperhead and water moccasins (cottonmouth)

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9
Q

Snake? Genus?

A

Timber rattlesnake - crotalus (crotalidae)

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10
Q

Snake? Genus?

A

pygmy rattlesnakes - sistrurus (crotalidae)

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11
Q

Snake? Genus?

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water moccasin/cottonmouth agkistrodon, no rattles (crotalidae)

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12
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Snake? Genus?

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copperhead, agkistrodon, no rattles (crotalidae)

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13
Q

How do snakes envenomate?

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14
Q

What are in the contents of venom?

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15
Q

What is the toxicology of crotalids?

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16
Q

T/F: A venomous snake may bite and not inject venom

A

TRUE

17
Q

Which snake has the highest dry venom but lowest lethal dose?

A

eastern diamondback

18
Q

How could a dog present?

A

swelling and bruising around the bite

19
Q

Animals presenting with a snake bite can also have ____

A

paired puncture wounds

20
Q

What is our primary concern in horses with venomous snakes?

A

airway patency

21
Q

How do you treat snake bites?

A

bite sites should be shaved and the wounds cleansed thoroughly with germicidal soap

crotalids: the leading edge of tissue swelling should be marked on the skin with a magic marker at frequent intervals to monitor the spread of tissue injury

all should be monitored closely

22
Q

What is the minimum monitoring times for crotalid and elapid?

A

crotalid: 24 hours

elapid: 48 hours

23
Q

How else can you treat snake bites?

A

antivenin, etc

24
Q

What can be used for residual pain from snake bites? What about coagulopathy?

A

opioid analgesics

heparin sodium

25
Q

Which snake bites can result with longterm sequelae due to tissue necrosis?

A

crotalid bites - there is a crotalus atria toxoid