Sean bush biography

Bush was born in Temple, Texas. His father, George Bush, was a registered nurse, and his mother Paula Saverino, was a social worker. Bush has 2 siblings, Becca and Jamie. As a child, Bush was always fascinated by science and in particular, snakes. When Bush was 5 years old, his grandfather gave him a mildly venomous hognose snake for a pet that had a profound impact on him.

He graduated from Temple High School in Although equally passionate about snakes and science, Bush made a decision to pursue a medical degree and specialize in envenomation. Bush remained at Loma Linda University Medical Center serving on the faculty and working as an emergency physician until InBush moved his family to North Carolina so he could continue his research and to study copperhead snakebites.

Having seen his father capture snakes on numerous occasions his son picked up the snake because he "wanted to put it in a cage for dad" when he was bitten on his hand. Add External links. This article "Sean Bush" is from Wikipedia. The list of its authors can be seen in its historical.

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Physician Researcher Author Presenter. NY Times. KB: If one is bitten by a snake, what are the best first aid procedures to follow until trained assistance is available? SB: Unfortunately, no first aid is safe and effective, so call Meanwhile, if bitten on the hand, remove rings, bracelets, and watches in anticipation of severe swelling. KB: Have you ever been bitten by a snake?

SB: I have been bitten hundreds of times by non-venomous snakes, but to me that is no more consequential than being scratched by a kitten. Fortunately, a dangerously venomous snake has never bitten me, and I intend to avoid that encounter. That could be extremely consequential. I try never to handle venomous snakes. KB: What are the major ways venom acts on the body and what are the symptoms?

SB: Snake venom can cause swelling, bleeding, shock, muscle twitching, and difficulty breathing among other things. KB: Is there anything more that you want my readers to know about snakes? SB: Snakes are the coolest animals on the planet. They are remarkably adaptive even though they possess no appendages, no means of internal thermal regulation and have earned the contempt of mankind.

Although snakes have many strikes against them, they survive and thrive in some of the most extreme habitats: from the hottest, driest desert to the open ocean depths. There is even a snake that flies through the rainforest. Snakes are one of the scariest animals on earth and they truly are dangerous, killing overpeople worldwide each year.

This is many more people than die from all other animal attacks combined. Sidewinder SnakeSnakes are intertwined in our own history and lore.