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Well actually it would result in a discharge of acids, carboxyhemoglobin, coagulated blood and other cells waste.
Which would send the patient into an irreversible phase of shock.
-thrombus will cause peripheral , cerebral, visceral vessels to eventually block which will lead to Hypoxia/infactus/ischemia of the affected area etc...
-Metabolic Acidosis
(Arythmia, tachycardia, kussmauls ventilation, reduction of cardiac muscle contractillity, infactus at some point)
There is much more to it but i do not have the tools to answer further.
Paramedic student
Wishing you the best of luck
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