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What is the underlying cause of bluish or reddish facial discoloration following a traumatic asphyxiation?
The bluish or reddish facial discoloration following traumatic asphyxiation is primarily caused by the lack of oxygen (hypoxia) in the blood, leading to the accumulation of deoxygenated hemoglobin, which gives the skin a bluish tint (cyanosis). Additionally, the trauma may cause blood vessels to rupture or become congested, resulting in localized redness or bruising. This combination of factors reflects impaired circulation and oxygenation in the affected areas.
How do you get asphyxiation how do you die from it?
how long does it take to die from asphyxiation
What is the synonym for suffocate?
Asphyxiation.
How do you die from asphyxiation?
Well, asphyxiation is lack of oxygen, your body NEEDS oxygen to function... Kinda self explanatory after that.
Where can you find information about asphyxiation?
Asphyxiation is a deficient supply of oxygen to the brain, generally caused by an inability to breathe normally. Example causes of this might be strangulation or choking. More information about asphyxiation can be found from an encyclopedia, or a doctor.
What is the cause of asphyxiation?
inability to breathe
Can you die from argon?
Yes, by asphyxiation.
How did Stuart Cable die?
Asphyxiation.
How many syllables does asphyxiation have?
4
What is it called when you prevent someone from breathing?
Asphyxiation
How did Alexander McQueen die?
by asphyxiation and hanging
What is it called when you die from being choked?
Asphyxiation
