A large adult male has approximately 6 liters of blood -
loss of 33% or 2 liters is fatal.
Often (depending on the physical condition of the person) 25% to 40% blood loss is fatal.
The human body can sustain a blood loss of up to 15-30 of its total blood volume before requiring a transfusion.
The human body can sustain a blood loss of up to 15-30 before it becomes life-threatening.
The lethal dose of rubbing alcohol for a human is estimated to be around 240 milliliters or more.
4 liters, the human body holds 5 liters of blood. Now losing 4 liters is still technically survivable if the bleeding can be stopped right away.
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Fish blood contains nuclei in each blood cell and are much larger than human blood.
Considering that the human body has about 1.5 gallons of blood, the chances being able to survive with a .75 gallon of blood are slim to none. The average human body needs the bare minimumof 1 gallon. So pretty much your chances of survival are %15 or less.
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4-5 ltrs in human body.
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Because you can die of too much blood loss. I hope I answered your question.
There is not a certain amount of blood loss that results in death. It depends on the persons fitness and health. Typically half to two thirds of their blood must be lost.