Geographical Patterns The inland taipan is native to the arid regions of central to eastern Australia. Its range extends from the southeast part of the Northern Territory into west Queensland . The snake can also be found north of Lake Eyre and to the west of the split of the Murray River , Darling River , and Murrumbidgee River .

Symptoms Of Taipan Bite The onset of severe symptoms can be rapid in cases of taipan envenomation. Signs and symptoms of taipan or inland taipan are: *. Neurological impairment *. Paralysis *. Incoaguable blood *. Rhabdomyolysis is a feature of taipan envenomation, but likely to be of lesser clinincal significance Treatment First aid for taipan envenomation consits of a pressure bandage and immobilisation. In cases where a pressure bandage has been applied correctly, it can be left in situ indefinitely while the patient is feeling no discomfort as a result. If it becomes appropriate to remove a pressure bandage, it is necessary to have antivenom and haemostatic support ready. In severe cases, a patient may require ventilatory support. Antivenom is indicated for any clinical manifestations of neurotoxicity or myolysis

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