how to prepare yourself for the upcoming river trek? expect that danger is on its way. . .hehe so be prepared.

*First aid for snakebites:

*How to avoid snakebite:
*Extra precautions:
take this tips, okey. . . this could really help!
Have Fun!!!!
a healthy reminder
by Cathy.

*First aid for snakebites:

- - move away from the snake ( if you happen to find one)
- - keep the bitten area lower than the heart
- - remove constricting clothing
- - wash the bite with soap and water not with alcohol
- - wrap a bandage three inches above the bite without cutting off blood flow to the area. . .
- - stay away from all snakes
- - keep away from tall bush and deep crevices
- - wear boots taller than the ankle
- - make noise while walking
- - don't stick hands or feet in areas that cannot be seen
- - always have a partner with you when hiking in a remote area
- - carry a charged cell phone that has reception in the area you are in
*What "not to do" for snakebites:
- - do not use ice on the bite area
- - do not use tourniquets
- - do not make incision in the wound. . .
take this tips, okey. . . this could really help!
Have Fun!!!!
a healthy reminder
by Cathy.
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