Call 911 immediately and get immediate medical attention. Snap a photo of the snake from a safe distance. Its identity can ...

He said hospital staff are not trained to identify snakes, but they can perform tests ... area and firmly bandaging the wound. "Applying a tourniquet, cutting the wound, sucking the venom or ...

Lopez recommends if you are bitten by a snake, don’t wait to try to see if it’s venomous. Instead, get to a hospital emergency to be evaluated. “Don’t put a tourniquet on. You’ve ...

Red Rock Canyon staff advise visitors to be aware of their surroundings and never put their hands or feet in places where they can’t see. If a snake is ... Do not apply a tourniquet, or ice ...

such as using tourniquets or trying to suction out the venom, the study found. "If you're bitten by a venomous snake, you should be seen by a medical professional for monitoring," Beatty said.