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Table 4 Percentages of medical students who recognized signs and symptoms of snakebitea

From: An assessment of medical students’ proficiency in the diagnosis and management of snakebites: a cross-sectional study from Palestine

Sign/ symptom

Number (%)

Swelling with pain and blistering

150 (75)

Dizziness and vomiting

151 (75.5)

Blurring of vision

134 (67)

Convulsion

158 (79)

Unconsciousness

118 (59)

Heaviness of eyelids

78 (39)

Weakness of neck muscle

54 (27)

Difficulty in swallowing

73 (36.5)

Nasal regurgitation/voice

62 (31)

Difficulty in respiration

140 (70)

Bleeding from gum and vomiting

68 (34)

Persistent bleeding from bite site

57 (28.5)

Severe muscle pain

140 (70)

Dark colored urine

64 (32)

Scanty or no urine output

54 (27)

Shock/collapse

134 (67)

  1. aQuestions were adapted from previous study [19]