First aid, in case of snake bite includes all, except:

Correct option is B

First aid for snakebite focuses on staying calm, immobilizing the affected limb, and immediate medical referral. Reassuring the patient is essential, as most bites are non-venomous. In contrast, searching for a snake charmer is outdated, unscientific, and discouraged in modern medical practice. It delays treatment and may lead to harmful traditional practices.
Explanation for each option: (a) reassure patient: Correct. Anxiety can worsen symptoms. Assuring the patient calms the situation and helps in better response. (b) search of local popular snake charmer: Incorrect. Traditional healers are not medically trained and can delay proper care, which increases risk. (c) immobilize the limb: Correct. This slows down the spread of venom through lymphatic channels. (d) transport the patient to medical facility: Correct. Antivenom and professional care are necessary for proper management. (e) question not attempted: Not applicable.