envenom in a sentence

1. Tiger snake (the most common cause of snake envenoming in Victoria)

2. But Coyote changed his stance when a rattlesnake envenomated his son.

3. These figures may be as high as 1,841,000 envenomings and 94,000 deaths.

4. In fact, not all bites from a black widow spider result in envenomation.

5. the blades were envenomed with a fatal poison for which there is no antidote

6. two types of antivenom are made specifically to treat king cobra envenomations.

7. They bite multiple times, nearly always delivering full envenomation, and will not let go.

8. There is something in the detested French constitution that envenoms every thing it touches”.

9. Clinical presentation and treatment of black widow spider envenomation: a review of 163 cases.

10. So, I can't say it enough, be mindful of the possibility of these after-effects of an envenomation.

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12. venomous snakes, even when they bite, do not always inject venom or sufficient venom to cause envenomation.

13. Lonomia is a frequent cause of envenomation in humans in Brazil, with 354 cases reported between 1989 and 2005.

14. So if you were stung by a Wasp, you know it was a female and you know you just got poked with its envenomed sex organs.

15. * Master Poisoner: Now also increases the bonus to apply Deadly Poison when Envenom is used by an additional 15/30/45%.

16. Envenomation usually presents predominantly with extensive local necrosis and systemic manifestations to a lesser degree.

17. A lack of edema or erythema in the area of the bite after eight hours indicates a lack of envenomation for most rattlesnake bites.

18. I realize I've just pointed out that the chances of receiving a serious injury are slim, but that's if an envenomation is treated properly.

19. their cytotoxic venom is one of the most powerful of all the vipers and if not properly treated can cause death in over half of envenomations.

20. They carried on a bitter and envenomed controversy for some time, in the course of which Berab referred to Ibn Habib's adoption of Christianity.