yes
1.) Get a Tetnus shot 2.) If you stepped on it, get your leg amputated
I'm more familiar with dog tags worn during WW2. On those the T43 would mean the soldier had a tetnus shot in the year 1943. So, T57 means he had his shot in 1957. The dog tag contained some medical information such as blood type and date of tetnus shot.
A possum bite is not usually considered dangerous. There teeth are sharp and will break the skin, it is probably best to let a doctor look at it to be sure you do not need a rabies or tetnus shot though.
Try to remove it if you can. I would also go get a tetnus shot if you haven't had one in over 10 years.
atlantis existed BUT vampires are sooo fake and this will never happen If you're talking about the bat then he will need both a rabies shot (series of 6) and a tetnus shot. And quickly because once rabies is onset it is incurable and fatal.
It would depend on what bacteria is infecting the wound. Usually a tetnus shot is given within 24 hours of an injury involving bleeding.
A tetnus shot is good for 10 years unless there is an exposure in which you will most likely get one in between 5 and 10 years
A possum bite is not usually considered dangerous. There teeth are sharp and will break the skin, it is probably best to let a doctor look at it to be sure you do not need a rabies or tetnus shot though.
Tetanus is the medical term for the viral infection people call lockjaw. It is the same one that you get a tetanus shot to help prevent.
A tetanus shot is typically administered in the upper arm muscle, also known as the deltoid muscle.
The health department should give free or low cost tetnus, or try the county hospital