Noun
antivenom (countable and uncountable, plural antivenoms)
(medicine) A medicine that counteracts venom, an antidote to biological poisons from venomous animals such as snakes and spiders.
Even if a bite victim does not suffer a serious allergic reaction to the antivenom, his own, sensitized, immune system may destroy the antivenom before the antivenom can destroy the venom. Source: Internet
Luckily, another company has agreed to produce it and steps are being taken to make antivenom available. Source: Internet
Some scientists think genomic technologies could be used to synthesize antivenom, and eventually treat victims more cheaply and effectively. Source: Internet
To produce antivenom, a mixture of the venoms of different species of snake is injected into the body of a horse in ever-increasing dosages until the horse is immunized. Source: Internet
It is reconstituted with sterile water and becomes antivenom. Source: Internet
The most common and effective method is through antivenom (or antivenin), a serum made from the venom of the snake. Source: Internet