Or you go online and find there's only three poisonous snakes common in New Jersey: the copperhead, the timber rattler, and the coral. The copperhead and the timber rattler both respond to the antivenins we gave the guy.
He must have been bitten by a different snake. We go back and find it.
We're supposed to know how fast snakes make their venom? Nope. Unless you've got a Patient bit by one. Then it might be helpful. So what do we do now?
We're supposed to know how fast snakes make their venom? Nope. Unless you've got a Patient bit by one. Then it might be helpful. So what do we do now? [SEP] He must have been bitten by a different snake. We go back and find it. [SEP] Or you go online and find there's only three poisonous snakes common in New Jersey: the copperhead, the timber rattler, and the coral. The copperhead and the timber rattler both respond to the antivenins we gave the guy.