INTRODUCTION Venomous snake bites are emergencies that pose a medical venture due to a likely rapid deadly outcome. The group of venomous snakes with the very best medical significance, as described by using the World Health Organization includes species which can be large in densely populated geographical areas wherein they reason bites ensuing in high morbidity, disability and mortality, in addition to species that are understudied but provide a sturdy indication of this that they could pose a large threat to humans, and eventually species whose bites, despite the fact that uncommon, in principle result in excessive and lifestyles-threatening systemic envenomation (1). 2,500 to three, 000 species of snakes were explored until now, and approximately 375 specific species are taken into consideration venomous, of which 250 can cause severe systemic envenomation in human beings (2, 3). Venomous snake bites are diagnosed as a primary public health problem, affecting more often than not bad, underdeveloped regions in tropical and subtropical regions. (4, 5). For this purpose,