What is Emergency Management?

  Snake Emergencies and Capturing Techniques: Encountering a snake in or around your home can be alarming. Whether it's venomous or non-venomous, knowing how to handle snake emergencies and safe capturing techniques is crucial for your safety and the snake's well-being. In this guide, we’ll cover essential steps to manage snake encounters effectively while ensuring high search engine visibility for terms like  "snake emergencies"  and  "snake capturing techniques." Why Understanding Snake Emergencies is Important Snakes often enter human habitats in search of food, shelter, or water. While most snakes are harmless, some can be venomous and pose serious risks. Knowing how to react can prevent injuries and unnecessary harm to the snake. Common Snake Emergency Scenarios Snake Inside the House  – Found in garages, bathrooms, or kitchens. Snake in the Yard/Garden  – Common in tall grass, woodpiles, or near water sources. Venomous Snake Bite  – Immediate act...

 The patient must be shifted securely from the incident site to a safe place in the field hospital. The treatment given to the patient will be lost if there is negligence in shifting the whole treatment. Types of Evacuation of Casualties There are two types of Evacuation of casualties exercised. 1. Emergency Moves: These are the moves applied when there is an immediate threat to life. 2. Non-Emergency Moves: These moves are applied when there is no immediate threat to life and the rescuer can easily shift the patient. Methods of Evacuation of Casualties Rescuer or manpower is considered very important. So here we have division according to the availability of rescuers. 1. Methods of Evacuation of Casualties with One Rescuer: One rescuer can lift, carry, or evacuate a single person easily. The methods in the case of one rescuer are given below. a. Ankle Pull: The ankle pull is the fastest method for moving a victim a short distance over a smooth surface. This is not a preferred meth...