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But this period of “useful consciousness” would wane as the effects of brain asphyxiation begin to set in. In the absence of air pressure the gas exchange of the lungs works in reverse, dumping oxygen out of the blood and accelerating the oxygen ... What happens if you take the temperature and pressure the other way?
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www.damninteresting.com/?p=741
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There is a natural reaction in the brain that wont allow oneself to suffocate oneself - why you cant hold your breath until you pass out and die. ... However, if you say that with CO2 poisoning you will slip away, isn't that what happens in such a condition--you use up all the good O2 and replace it in the limited air...
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www.trailspace.com/forums/climbing/topics/24233.html
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Even today in the "Decade of the Brain: we are still exploring our own internal universe to try and gain an understanding of how we learn and who we are. An understanding of the brain is essential if we are to try and gain some knowledge of what happens to the brain after an acquired brain injury.
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www.tbi.org/library/html/educators_guide.html
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when this happens i feel my brain overload and i watch the fire as my pain explodes; i get on my knees as i softly cry i secretely cave in and ask God "why?"; the smoke's above me now and i have to stay low or I can't ... I hear a voice saying get over your pain fast; I stand to the smoke suffocate die at last.
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www.unsolvedmysteries.com/usm113674.html
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Source FieldsArticle Source: EBSCO ... Oxygenated blood cannot reach the brain (for example, when a clot prevents blood flow to the brain) ... Blood that reaches the brain does not carry enough oxygen (for example, when lung disease prevents oxygen from crossing from the lungs into the blood for transport)
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www.thirdage.com/encyclopedia/anoxic-brain-damage-anoxi...
www.thirdage.com/encyclopedia/anoxic-brain-damage-anoxic-brain-injury-hypoxic-brain-injury
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Oxygenated blood cannot reach the brain (eg, when a clot prevents blood flow to the brain) ... Blood that reaches the brain does not carry enough oxygen (eg, when lung disease prevents oxygen from crossing from the lungs into the blood for transport)
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www.mountsinai.org/Other/Diseases/Anoxic%20brain%20inju...
www.mountsinai.org/Other/Diseases/Anoxic%20brain%20injury
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The study, published in the current issue of NeuroImage, explored what happens in the brain when mothers are shown pictures of their babies, as well as images of unfamiliar infants.
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www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2004/02/040229231659.htm
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When the mismatch happens in the brain, the alarmed brain misunderstands that some poisonous agents have entered the stomach, and it probably signals to release more serotonin to induce vomiting so that the toxin will exit the body.
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serendip.brynmawr.edu/exchange/node/1737
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(Anoxic Brain Injury; Hypoxic Brain Injury) ... Oxygenated blood cannot reach the brain (eg, when a clot prevents blood flow to the brain) ... Blood that reaches the brain does not carry enough oxygen (eg, when lung disease prevents oxygen from crossing from the lungs into the blood for transport)
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www.aurorahealthcare.org/yourhealth/healthgate/getconte...
www.aurorahealthcare.org/yourhealth/healthgate/getcontent.asp?URLhealthgate=%2296472.html
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