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Venomous animals Venomous snakes Wilderness medical emergencies Snakes Crotalinae Mamushi Snake venom Snakebite Trimeresurus flavoviridis Squamata Medicine Toxicology		40560_2015_81_Article 1..9 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.jintensivecare.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,78 MB Share Document on Facebook

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$Acute pain / Traumatology / Medical emergencies / Bone fractures / Electrolyte disturbances / Splint / Hyponatremia / Dehydration / Stabilization / Backboard / Wilderness medicine / Major trauma$	NOLS Wilderness Medicine Institute Curriculum Updates Medicine is dynamic. We stay abreast of changes in practices and knowledge, and DocID: 1pDWz - View Document