John Rene Plaut
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BEING PURPLE When oxygen is lacking, cyanatization or poisoning of the blood occurs due to the effect of cyanide and derived compounds such as hydrocyanic acid. These compounds are blue in color and give what is called the "cyanotic" color to a person who is drowning either by getting stuck or because they are being strangled. If a member does not receive irrigation, the same phenomenon occurs in that member. CHN hydrocyanic acid is used to execute those sentenced to death because in less than 10 seconds it saturates the blood and prevents it from transporting oxygen irreversibly. The other situation in which we turn purple, also due to lack of irrigation is when we get hypothermia due to freezing, which can be very localized, as in the case of purple lips, or more generalized.
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