[sac-board] Re: Club First Aid Kit Addition

Doesn't sound like much of an endorsement. I don't do things because it makes
me feel better, it must have some practical value. If there is no interest and
no other votes, then table the motion. "This bill will die in committee".
Nothing wrong with that, no problemo, I was just asking the Board if they
wanted to spend some money in that area.

Jack Jones
Public Events Coordinator
Saguaro Astronomy Club
Phoenix AZ
Telescoper@xxxxxxx
www.saguaroastro.org


"I suppose if it makes you feel better to tote it around =3D
in the first aid kit--then go for it."
Jenn again.

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It sounds like Thad is voting yes and Jenn is voting no. Looking at the =
Poison
Control Center website link she supplied, first aid para #5, a quality =
snake
bite kit seems to be a good idea.

Here is a repost of my original message to All-Observing for those who =
aren't
subscribed:

"If I can remind us of the last time this topic came up, in order:

1. Drop everything and get medical help immediately.
2. Try to keep subject as calm as possible to prevent the venom pumping =
thru
the system.
3. No cutting of the wound with knives or razors, no tourniquets, don't =
use
your mouth. Use suction bulb from quality kit (Sawyer or equiv), cheap =
ones
are worthless."

Jack Jones
Public Events Coordinator
Saguaro Astronomy Club
Phoenix AZ
Telescoper@xxxxxxx
www.saguaroastro.org


http://www.pharmacy.arizona.edu/centers/apdic/snakes.shtml


Hi, this is a link off of the Poison Control Center's website.  You =3D
might want to read under Rattlesnake/First Aid before you settle into =
=3D
buying a kit.  I suppose if it makes you feel better to tote it around =
=3D
in the first aid kit--then go for it.  Just don't waste valuable time =
=3D
using it instead of getting the victim to a source of anti-venom.

Jenn. =3D20

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So I take it you & Jenn are two board votes for ex-Jefe to buy the =3D3D
snakebite kit? One more?

Rick

-----Original Message-----
From: Thad Robosson [mailto:starstarcracker@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 10:49 AM
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Subject: [sac-board] Re: Club First Aid Kit Addition


> I haven't read JD's post but maybe as a small bit of reassurance, I =
=3D
=3D3D
=3D3D3D
> understand his snake confrontation happened near to his house.  =
=3D3D3D
> Households attract varmits, and varmits attract snakes.  I think the =
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=3D3D
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> likelihood of seeing a snake at a house in a fairly remote area like =
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=3D3D
his =3D3D3D
> is more likely than seeing one at a place like Cherry Road for =3D3D
example.  =3D3D3D
> But it's always necessary to be aware at any rate.

That's not what the rattlers in the Phx mountain preserve think!  I've =
=3D
=3D3D
been=3D3D20
rattled at
a few times hiking along the trails.

Being prepared is not a bad idea....

Thad

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