'Venomous snakes' presentation slideshows

SNAKES 3-27-06

SNAKES 3-27-06. Stealths of the Shadows. Safety in the field is imperative. Never step over a log. Snakes often rest coiled up next to objects, and you may get bitten when your foot startles them. Instead, always step on logs then take a stride off.

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Snakebite

Snakebite. Dr.Pratheeba Durairaj, M.D.,D.A ,. Snake bite: an occupational disease. Farmers (rice) Plantation workers (rubber, coffee) Herdsmen Hunters Snake handlers (snake charmers and in snake restaurants and traditional Chinese pharmacies) Fishermen and fish farmers

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Worm Snake Carphophis amoenus

Worm Snake Carphophis amoenus. John Sullivan. Facts. Less than 12 inches long Sharp points on tails and very small heads Burrow after insects and earthworms Never bite Most active at night and often found in rotting logs Lay 1-8 eggs in early summer. Ringneck Snake Diadophis punctatus.

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Unit III Reptiles and Turtles Information

Unit III Reptiles and Turtles Information. Introduction to Snakes. Class Reptilia, Order Squamata 38 species of snakes in Kansas Only 4 are venomous: Copperhead, Timber Rattlesnake, Western (Prairie) Rattlesnake, Massasauga

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Animal Poisons

Scorpion Snake Spider

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Terrestrial Bites and Stings

Terrestrial Bites and Stings. Brian Costello, MD Department of Pediatric Emergency Medicine June 24, 2010. Objectives. By the end of this lecture you should be able to: Describe the management and treatment for Reptile envenomations Arthropod envenomations

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Phylum Chordata

Phylum Chordata . Class Reptilia. Amphibians vs Reptiles. Shell-less eggs and gill breathing larvae so their development is still tied to water The shelled egg freed the reptiles from dependence on aquatic environments. Amniotic Egg.

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Snakes

Snakes. Snakes.

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Management of Snake Bites

Management of Snake Bites. Dr. Cheetanand Mahadeo Registrar General Surgery GPHC. Relevance of topic.

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SNAKE MANAGEMENT

SNAKE MANAGEMENT. March 27, 2012 Michelle Rutz-Mendicino. SNAKES. Habitats - desert to marshes Diets - ovivorous, carnivorous, insectivorous Temperature requirements - widely varied and species dependent Bottom line - do your homework. SNAKE CARE.

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Snakes of Tennessee

Snakes of Tennessee. Tennessee Agricultural Education Curriculum Chuck Flowers Liberty FFA 2011. Introduction. Reptiles are misunderstood because of misinformation, legends, myths and their nature Most of these misunderstandings come from exaggeration or hallucinations.

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Snakebite

Snakebite. Traci Denton RN, CCRN. Snakes in Tennessee. Tennessee is home to 32 species of snakes; 4 of which are venomous. Poisonous is not the correct terminology (poison is ingested and venom is injected.)

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Costa Rican Snakes

Costa Rican Snakes. Aldo and Raquel. Snakes are unique creatures in that their bodies allow them to get into the cracks and crevices of the world that most other creatures cannot.

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Idioms lesson 16

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The Three Fates

The Three Fates. Etymology The Ancient Greek word moira means a portion or lot of the whole, and is related to meros , "part, lot" and moros , "fate, doom", Latin meritum , "desert, reward", English merit .

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Tips and Ideas on how to get rid of snake

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Snakes In Little River Canyon National Preserve

Snakes In Little River Canyon National Preserve. Timber Rattlesnake Copperhead Cottonmouth . Timber Rattlesnake. Adults are an average length of 91-152 centimeters. Has a broad triangular head.

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The Peril of Forgetting what God has done for Me

The Peril of Forgetting what God has done for Me.

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SERQET

SERQET. SCORPION GODDESS By: S. Hull. S erqet. Serqet was a benevolent scorpion goddess. S erqet. Serqet was one of the dangerous goddess of ancient Egypt.

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