The scorpion

The scorpion

Scorpio is an invertebrate animal belonging to the range of spiders, has eight feet, lives in hot and dry areas, hiding in burrows and cracks, under rocks and rocks.

Most of the scorpions are poisonous. The poisonous gland is present at the end of the tail and bite. Some species are very dangerous to humans and differ from one another in size, color and toxicity. Their body consists of two parts; the head, which contains the eyes (sometimes has 2 - 5 pairs of eyes) And the mouth (scorpions also have teeth), is connected to the chest as one piece, and has four pairs of legs, and the tail consists of six brains where the toxicity is concentrated in the last mind only, do not tangle the front scissors are non-toxic. Some yellow scorpions can see the color of their last mind in black.
Sociologists are non-social beings, some of whom are known only during intercourse. Her life span is between 4 - 25 years
Most scorpions multiply by mating male and female. The mating lasts about 10 minutes. Scorpion mother need several months or even more than a year to complete her pregnancy The female can put every time from 2 to 100 small scorpions, depending on the type of scorpion. At birth, the events that do not exceed a few millimeters are climbed back to her mother. Remain there and protect the mother as a first step and continue this stage from birth until the fourth week of life. And then gradually begin to leave her back Mtgnip and gradually to protect the mother.
Scorpions and other poisonous living organisms are a source of fear, anxiety and fear, which is expected and continuous, especially in desert and desert trips.
Scorpions live in hot places, we find them in the valleys and in the foothills of the mountains and usually disappear under the stones and in the cracks of the land and live in the old houses and abandoned. Scorpions have species where there are more than 600 species in the regions of the world.
Each species has a suitable environment in which to live. The mountains have types of scorpions and sand have species, deserts have species, forests and dense trees also have kinds, as well as farms whose species and abandoned areas have other types. And the increase in activity during the summer and when the heat increases as the number increases through mating and breeding. Be careful of the burrows and cracks ground and with the labyrinth inside its holes because it may be a shelter and a shelter and a haven for scorpions.

Scorpions and bites of scorpions predominated in dark nights as they disappear day by day and appear at night to search for their food and strength. The scorpion may bite a human without easily seeing it.

Scorpion bites are usually very painful at the place of sting and the place of sting is stung, cold, swollen and red. It also occurs in the extremities of the limbs, urticaria, vomiting, spread and profusion of sweat and profuse saliva, high blood pressure, profusion of nasal fluid, low blood pressure, lack of heartbeat or rapid heartbeat, ascites in the lungs and occurs Arima, after two to three hours of scorpion bites, can die two to three hours later. Bites in the tropics and under the tropics have been shown to cause little heartbeat, high blood pressure in children, heart failure and ascites in the lungs, abdominal pain , Nausea, vomiting as a result of pancreatitis and this is seen more in Children and adults. Chemical composition of the poison Scorpions are complex and complex compounds, namely, phosphorus A2 (A2), acetylcholinesterase, healtortase, low-molecular protein, amino acids, serotonin, neurological toxins and their clinically important components. Scorpion Poisoning: One of the sections of the neurotoxin stimulates internal sodium to prolong the effect and activate the alarm, and to give an alert to the sodium channel pathways and other neurotoxins that are stimulant and stimulate sodium pathways. And neurotransmitters. These are the conductors of the nerve muscles. These effects cause heart poisoning and contractions in the peripheral vessels, a decrease in blood pressure, and ascites in the lungs. Most astringent stings result in localized pain and some non-allergic people get swelling and acute pain at the place of sting. Symptoms of poisoning usually end within 10 hours and depend on age, and some cases of sting of severe children are treated with phenobarital 5 10 mg / kg, which ends after 30 hours.

Children and bites of children Scorpions especially infants are more susceptible to the risk of poisoning, pain and discomfort, increased saliva and rheumatic pains and muscle cramps with cramps, rapid heartbeat, paralysis and respiratory failure, rapid heartbeat, low blood pressure, Many tears with frequent urination, affect the nervous system. Clinical signs are divided into four sections having pain, disruption of the work of the skeleton, as well as cranial nerve cranial, blurred vision, confusion in thinking, increased salivation in overlapping words, blockage in the upper respiratory passages.

The impact of scorpion poison on the failure of the functions of organs, it affects the heart muscle and leads to heart failure and failure to do the work in full and this in turn leads to congestion and ascites of the lungs, and this is the result of some toxic toxins and dangerous scorpions on the body of the bitten. Blood clotting and renal failure, a localized death of the tissue in which the sting occurs, is also reported. The sting of the scorpions and its toxic effects lead to the elimination of all symptoms of certain diseases such as Multiple-Sclerosis and for two months. LABORATORY AND TOXIC ANALYSIS: There are no specialized analyzes to help cure the scorpion poisons and eliminate their toxic action. Typical tests in the laboratory for toxic scorpion bites include a complete exception of the blood components, determination of the ratio of sodium, potassium and chloride, determination of creatinine, total urine analysis,