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Tag Archives: johnson
Are Smaller Venomous Snakes More Dangerous?
Some people are insistent that smaller snakes are more dangerous. This idea has always felt counterintuitive to me. The explanations seem fanciful at best. Continue reading
Posted in Check This Out!, General
Tagged envenomation, johnson, medicine, snake bites, wilderness medicine myths
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Q: What are your thoughts regarding Quickclot?
If the stuff works, it seems it may reduce possible contact with blood borne pathogens to staff.
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Posted in Ask the Expert, Discussions, General, In Dr Johnson's opinion
Tagged bloodborne pathogens, clot enhancers, hemorrhage, johnson, medicine
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Q: When was the last documented death from a coral snake (Micrurus fulvius) envenomation?
This question came up during our Montana WALS course last week in Red Lodge. Richard Gates from WMI reminded the lead instructor Dr. Will Smith (and us) of a report from 2006 of an unconfirmed case. When I googled this … Continue reading
Posted in Ask the Expert
Tagged antivenom, coral snakes, envenomations, johnson, medicine, wilderness medicine, wildmed, wma
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New WMA Website Feedback from Students
Sometimes you need to be careful about what you ask for, but when launching a new website, you gotta do it! We wanted to make our new site easier to navigate, chock full of wilderness medical information, and featuring real … Continue reading










