First aid if bitten by snake

Not all snakes can be issued when the bite victim. Types of snakes are venomous or beracum recognizable through their physical appearance, which is usually light in color.Snake venom is harmless to humans in general are divided into four groups, namely sitotoksin (damaging the local network at the bite), hemotoksin (causing internal bleeding), neurotoxins (affecting the nervous system), and kardiotoksin (heart attack). When spread throughout the body and do not get immediate relief, the four types can cause death within a short time.
Here's what to do IMMEDIATELY to ular1 bite first aid. Call for help immediately to bring the patient to the nearest hospital. At the hospital, the victim should get treatment and was given anti-venom serum.2. Dressing the wound with a cloth. Tie the body on the wound with a cloth or a rope, but not too strong. Ties are too strong can cause obstructed blood flow and consequently can be damaging other tissue.3. Limit activity and maintain immobilization, which means the movement of the injured area is limited or fixed. Move too much causing toxins more easily absorbed by the body.
While waiting for medical help, keep the victim calm. Panic makes the heart beat stronger and will facilitate the spread of toxins in the body.Snake bite, wherever possible, was arrested and taken to the hospital. In addition to avoid other casualties, snake identification can be useful to know the possible types of venom.
Avoid!A. Do not make an incision around the wound. This can actually increase the likelihood of infection and does not reduce the toxins in the body.2. Do not compress with ice cubes. Cold temperatures do not make the venom of a non-active and it can cause tissue damage due to cold.3. Do not suck up the scar, because it is not proven to always help and a wrong way is hazardous.4. Do not flush the wound with alcohol. Alcohol can relieve pain, but can also dilate blood vessels thus increasing the absorption of toxins.