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1. Envenomations Prof. Dr. Saad S. Al-Ani MBChB, CABP,IBCLC Senior Pediatric Consultant Khorfakkan hospital

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50. The severity of envenomation is commonly graded on a 4 –point scale Minimal envenomation (local swelling and pain without progression) Grade 1 No envenomation Grade 0 Features Grade

51. The severity of envenomation (Cont,) Severe envenomation (marked local response ,severe systemic findings and significant alteration in laboratory findings Grade 3 Moderate envenomation (swelling ,pain , or ecchymosis progress beyond the site of injury Mild systemic or laboratory manifestations) Grade 2 Features Grade