Unknown Snake: Signs and Symptoms
| 1. Neurotoxicity. There appears to be little or no neurotoxicity or neurological involvement is not a major clinical feature of the envenomation. Return to this step. | ||
| 2. Rhabdomyolysis. Is the patient exhibiting signs or symptoms of myolysis? This can manifest as myalgia and might show up, if present, as myoglobinuria ascetainable by eye without the need of a full ward test or laboratory test. Laboratory findings show greatly elevated creatine kinase levels. Click one of the links below. |  Photo courtesy D. Porter Townsville General Hospital | |
 There are definite signs and or symptoms of myolysis. |  There is no evidence that rhabdomyolysis is a feature of the envenomation. | |