It's probably fine for healthy individuals, at least for short term. Hospitals have patients on 100% oxygen all the time. Your lungs only take as much as your blood can absorb. Any more than that would be exhaled. Patient with COPD may have problem with pure 100% oxygen because your respiratory drive depends on CO2 levels.
The cause of Joseph Death was from drowning but I am not sure how.
The cause of Amy Winehouse's death was alcohol intoxication/ alcohol poisoning. She had consumed alcohol above the sustainable limit for a human and the consequence was her death.
internal haemorrhage
Airplane Crash
Heart failure.
Lack of oxygen to the brain. This is actually the only cause of death for beavers and all other oxygen breathing animals.
Yes, this is called suffocation.
lack of oxygen and injury
A lack of oxygen can cause damage to the brain within minutes, leading to tissue death and potential long-term disability or death. Other organs like the heart, lungs, and kidneys can also be severely impacted by oxygen deprivation, depending on the duration and severity of the event.
The ultimate cause of death for every mammal is failure to get oxygen to the brain.
The percentage of oxygen in sucrose is 51,41549 %.
Low oxygen can cause fatigue, reduced metal function, unconsciousness, and death, depending on how low the oxygen goes and how long the condition lasts.
Well, when drowning, the lungs are being filled with water. This water replaces the necessary oxygen to keep you alive. If you take no breath, all the oxygen is used up and without oxygen...death. Hope this helps. :)
If you can't breathe or get enough oxygen into your system, you tend to die.
The percentage of oxygen (in mass) is 29,776 %.
Obstruction of the airway can lead to many different things. It can lead to death due to lack of oxygen, it can cause damage to the brain due to lack of oxygen, and it can cause a person to have a stroke or heart attack.
A blackout or, if a severe lack of oxygen, death.