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    Learning Task 3: Using The Information Taken From The Secondary Source, Accomplish The Sentence Outline Below

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    Children are instinctively afraid of snakes from a young age. The passage describes the first aid treatment that was traditionally given for snake bites, which involved tying a tourniquet above the bite to prevent the spread of venom, making incisions between the puncture wounds to suck out the venom with one's mouth, and finally rubbing antiseptic crystals into the wound before seeking medical help.

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    Children are instinctively afraid of snakes from a young age. The passage describes the first aid treatment that was traditionally given for snake bites, which involved tying a tourniquet above the bite to prevent the spread of venom, making incisions between the puncture wounds to suck out the venom with one's mouth, and finally rubbing antiseptic crystals into the wound before seeking medical help.

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    Children are instinctively afraid of snakes from a young age. The passage describes the first aid treatment that was traditionally given for snake bites, which involved tying a tourniquet above the bite to prevent the spread of venom, making incisions between the puncture wounds to suck out the venom with one's mouth, and finally rubbing antiseptic crystals into the wound before seeking medical help.

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    Learning Task 3: Using The Information Taken From The Secondary Source, Accomplish The Sentence Outline Below

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    Children are instinctively afraid of snakes from a young age. The passage describes the first aid treatment that was traditionally given for snake bites, which involved tying a tourniquet above the bite to prevent the spread of venom, making incisions between the puncture wounds to suck out the venom with one's mouth, and finally rubbing antiseptic crystals into the wound before seeking medical help.

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    Learning Task 3: Using the information taken from the secondary source, accomplish the sentence

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    “The fear of snakes was instilled into us as young children, and it was an instinctive act to kill them
    whenever we could. We early learned how to give first-aid treatment for a snake bite. First, there was the
    tourniquet to be tied on the patient’s arm or leg to localize the poison. Then you took the pen knife or a
    razor blade and made an incision between the two punctures from the snake’s fang, and provided your
    teeth and gums were sound, you sucked the poison out of the wound. Finally, you rubbed some Condy’s
    crystals into the wound and took the patient off to a doctor.”
    Children are afraid of snakes
    A. First- aid treatment given for snake bites
    1.______________________________________________________________________________
    2.______________________________________________________________________________
    3.______________________________________________________________________________

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