Health & Fitness:Medicine
In this podcast, A/Prof Bill Nimo, Emergency Specialist and Deputy Director, The Epworth Hospital Richmond Emergency Department, provides an overview of snake bite in Australia and current first aid and hospital management. He also touches on some current issues such as the appropriate type and number of vials of antivenom one should give, and when it's safe to keep and when should you transfer.
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