Blood appears dark red as it circulates through the body primarily in the veins, where it is deoxygenated. This occurs after oxygen is delivered to the tissues and carbon dioxide is picked up, resulting in a lower oxygen content. The dark red color is due to the altered state of hemoglobin, which reflects different wavelengths of light depending on its oxygen saturation.
Passing dark or black blood through the rectum is known as melena. This can be a sign of bleeding in the upper gastrointestinal tract, such as the stomach or small intestine. It is important to seek medical attention if you experience this symptom.
Vein color is usually dark red- not blue as commonly believed- this is a result of low oxygen content in this blood. The vein appears blue because the subcutaneous fat absorbs low-frequency light, lettling only blue wavelengths penetrate through the dark vein and reflect off. The real only difference between dark blood and brighter red blood is the oxygen content in the blood.
If a person is suffering from cyanosis the skin will appear to be a blueish purple. Highly oxygenated blood appears bright red, poorly oxygenated blood a dark red. Without proper oxygen the skin begins to pale causing the dark blood in the veins to show through with a blueish tint. On that note, the actual skin consistency starts to become ash like causing the dark to show through even more.
Very dark red.
The whole point of dark matter is that it doesn't interact via the electromagnetic force (that's what makes it "dark"). It's therefore largely unaffected by normal matter (except through gravity), and could go straight through your body... or a lead wall, or the Earth... without you even noticing. In fact, if dark matter really exists, that pretty much has to be happening all the time.
As it gives out oxegen it looses the bright red
It meets oxygen
As it gives out oxegen it looses the bright red
As it gives out oxegen it looses the bright red
The oxygen in it is replaced with carbon dioxide.
Because of the high amount of blood that circulates through the liver.
After blood is oxygenated, it turns from a dark maroon to a bright crimson color. The cell circulates around the body distributing oxygen to other cells before becoming depleted of oxygen and returning to the lungs to get more.
Their white and red blood cell drops causing anemia. No blood circulates around cells around the eyes?
After blood is oxygenated, it turns from a dark maroon to a bright crimson color. The cell circulates around the body distributing oxygen to other cells before becoming depleted of oxygen and returning to the lungs to get more.
Blood flows away from the heart in the arteries, and towards the heart in the veins. It cannot travel in two directions through one vessel. Blood goes away from the heart in arteries, exchanges its oxygen for waste in the capillaries, and then goes back to the heart through the veins. Valves in the veins keep the blood from flowing in the wrong direction.
If you bleed dark brown blood when you cut your finger it means you are alive........ at least your body is.
The blood received by the right atrium is dark red because it is deoxygenated blood returning from the body tissues. Deoxygenated blood appears dark red due to the presence of deoxygenated hemoglobin.