Snakebites physical examination

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Physical Examination

Vital Signs

Temperature

• A fever is often present

Pulse

Rate

• Tachycardia may be present

Strength

• The pulse may be weak

Blood Pressure

• Hypotension may be present

Skin

• Skin color changes may be present

Eyes

• Ptosis

Extremities

• Edema may be present

Neurologic

• Mental status may be altered

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