Effect Of Friendly And Lasting Relationship In The Family For The Purpose Of Supporting And Promoting Health

2.12 PREVENTION AND CONTROL MEASURES
Snake bite can be prevented in many cases. It is best to reframe from many approaching or handling snakes in the wild
    Avoid typical places where snakes like to hide, such as patches off tall grass, piled leaves, rocks and wood piles.
    When working outside where snakes may be present, wear tall boots, long pants and leather gloves
    Avoid working outside during the night and wormer weather
    Cleaning the surrounding bushes around the environment
2.13 HEALTH EDUCATION ON:
    Active environmental Sanitation
    Use of rain boots and hand gloves during farm works or working in the farm
    Avoid sleeping outside during hot or warm weather
    Discourage bush or open defecations and provide functional toilet facilities
2.14 COMPLICATIONS OF SNAKE BITES
The complications include pains and swelling at the bite site
    Vision damage from sprays especially complicated syndrome (Localized) severe swelling that can damage or destroy nerves and blood vessels muscles Necrosis.
    Infection
    Limb loss
    Gangrene, Sepsis, Internal bleeding Cardiac damage
Complications that may arise depend on a variety of snake involved. The venom, the amounts are as follows:
    Neutrotoxin: Numbness over the area paralysis of the region could also result, The target synopses can be classified as pre-post synaptic Neurons respectively
    Myotoxins: This involves the destruction of skeletal muscle cells resulting in muscle tenderness, the destroyed tissue needs to be eliminated and ends the clogging in the kidney tubules
    Nephrotoxis: Elimination of the toxin Anti-Venom complex from the body can cause kidney damage
    Local Tissue damage and Necrosis may result in scaring and causes effects.
(Hyperlcalemia)