Cann't I live in the inpatient ward because of a snake bite?

Poisonous snake bites often occur in southern China. To the north of the Yangtze River, except for vipers, most of them are non-venomous. After being bitten by a snake, it is necessary to distinguish whether it is a poisonous snake or a non-poisonous snake according to the scar. Snakebite is two deep and big tooth marks, while non-snakebite is a number of shallow tooth marks in the shape of eight. After being bitten by a poisonous snake, comfort the sick child not to panic and run around to avoid the spread of snake venom. Quickly find a cloth belt or rope and tie it at the proximal end of the injured limb 4 ~ 10 cm to block the reflux of lymph and superficial veins and reduce the absorption and spread of venom. At the same time, the injured limb should be reduced and the ligation should be relaxed every 15 ~ 30 minutes to avoid limb ischemia and necrosis. If the local swelling extends upward beyond the ligation site, the ligation band should be moved upward and ligated. Immediately after ligation, rinse the wound with clean water or soapy water. If possible, it can be cleaned with 1: 5000 potassium permanganate or hydrogen peroxide, which can oxidize and destroy snake venom. Then use a knife or needle to cross or cut directly on the wound tooth marks, and suck out the venom under negative pressure, and you can use a breast pump or cupping. If you don't have tools, you can inhale, vomit while inhaling, and rinse your mouth with clear water, but if you have ulcers or dental caries, you can't inhale to avoid poisoning. While using the above methods for first aid, you should take antidote and go to a nearby hospital for further treatment.