Asked by rebkekah
If a person gets bitten on the finger by a snake, how far up the arm should a pressure immobilization bandage be applied?
Elbow
Forearm
As far up the limb as possible
Wrist
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As far up the limb as possible.
Wrap firmly from the bite site (digit) proximally up the arm to restrict lymphatic spread, and immobilize the limb. Do not apply a tourniquet.
Wrap firmly from the bite site (digit) proximally up the arm to restrict lymphatic spread, and immobilize the limb. Do not apply a tourniquet.
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