'Latrodectism', characterized by local pain and sweating, is caused by the bite of which one of the following animals?
Widow spider
Latrodectism is the clinical syndrome produced by envenomation from widow spiders (genus Latrodectus), characterized by severe local and radiating pain, diaphoresis, muscle cramps, and autonomic disturbances.
Which of the following is NOT a priority in the initial management of shock from venomous snake?
An 18 year old boy was brought to the emergency department after being bitten by a saw- scaled viper. The monitoring which is most crucial in this patient is: