A Child Experiences a Snake Bite While Camping and Is

A child experiences a snake bite while camping and is seen in the emergency department. The child's parents are not able to identify the type of snake. An inspection of the site reveals two puncture wounds on the child's arm with no swelling or erythema at the site. The child has normal vital signs. Which treatment is indicated?

A) Administering antivenom and observing the child for 24 to 48 hours
B) Cleaning the wound, giving tetanus prophylaxis, and observing for 12 hours
C) Performing a type and cross match of the child's blood
D) Referral to a surgeon for incision and suction of the wound