Lung patients' palms turn blue because they are not getting enough oxygen to their extremities. The vital organs are prioritized in the distribution of limited oxygen.
Cause your a freak
to much water
Not usually.
shortness of breath and decreased chest wall expansion. If atelectasis only afects a small area of the lung, symptoms are ususally minimal. If the condition affects a large area of the lung and develops quickly, the individual may turn blue
Yellow
No a carrot can not turn you blue.
The radius, one of two bones in the forearm, allows for radial movement of that part of the arm (makes it possible to turn your hands palms-up and palms-down).
A collapsed lung is not functional because it can not fill up with air, and in turn cannot filter the oxygen out of it.
I wonder if it happens with everybody. They sometimes turn brown when I wear them to, but I dunno why.
what happens is that you first, set it out in the sun for 2 days, then you gently place it in your sink, then when you are asleep the blue dye fairy comes and turns it blue! it is a very complicated process so it takes time and patients. but watch out it may cause an infection on the skin called bluequarterosus!
Acid turns it in red, while base will turn it blue.
No. The beetle does not turn the tree blue.