How lucky is it to see someone drowning and dying during the day?

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Drowning death is a very unfortunate and tragic situation, and it must have been a very painful and sad thing for the family and friends of the deceased.

We should respect life, abide by laws and regulations, and avoid any dangerous behaviors to protect ourselves and others.

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one is suffocated by drinking water, which is white, swollen, and swollen; The other is planted at the bottom of the water, choked to death by the silt, not swollen, and foaming at the bottom of the water.

There are slight water stains in the mouth, dilated pupils, and bleeding on the mucous membranes, and the eardrum will rupture and bleed due to water pressure.

stains, dilated pupils, and bleeding on the mucous membranes, the eardrum will rupture and bleed due to water pressure.

Summary. The experience was painful.

The process of drowning in the water is indeed very fast. Shock develops in less than 3 minutes. For people who can't swim, the first reaction to falling into the water is usually a desperate struggle at first, followed by nervousness and shortness of breath.

In order not to be flooded, the person who fell into the water will inhale and swing his limbs desperately, trying to make his head stick out of the water.

What it's like to encounter someone drowning to death.

The experience was painful. The process of drowning in the water is indeed very fast. Shock develops in less than 3 minutes.

For people who can't swim, the first reaction to falling into the water is usually a desperate struggle at first, followed by nervousness and shortness of breath. In order not to be flooded, the person who fell into the water will inhale and swing his limbs desperately, trying to make his head stick out of the water.

This process generally lasts for about tens of seconds, and after a long time, people will sink into the water because they have no strength. Because if you want to breathe, you have to open your mouth, and the water in that mouth will definitely be the first to enter and cause coughing. After coughing, I choked on water, and then because I really wanted to inhale, I inhaled through my nose, and the water went into my lungs.

The sensation of water entering the lungs is a violent tearing sensation.

The sensation of water entering the eardrum is like the brain is about to burst, and this feeling of water entering the eardrum is similar to the feeling of water entering the ear when taking a bath. Then, the person will slowly become swollen, and when the oxygen inhaled into the body becomes less, the body begins to become weak, and the brain becomes weak due to the lack of oxygen, and the consciousness begins to become dizzy.

After this process, the drowning victim becomes peaceful and calm, with darkness in front of them and no sound in their ears, and then quietly waits for death to come. Therefore, when a person who has fallen into the water is rescued ashore, no matter what the situation, emergency rescue must be carried out as soon as possible. Let the drowning person lie on his back first, and then use his hands to perform chest compressions and artificial respiration regularly, while observing the heartbeat and pulse of the drowning person.

Internal characteristics of a person who has drowned before death.

In addition to physical features, the drowning fluid swallowed by the drowning person before death and the violent coughing can also cause many cadaveric features in the internal organs to produce many cadaveric features that cannot be faked. Drowning people swallow large amounts of drowning fluid, which can fill the upper respiratory tract and even reach the digestive tract.

When the drowning fluid enters the lungs, the ventilation and ventilation function of the lungs is limited, and a large amount of foam in the respiratory tract at all levels makes it extremely difficult to breathe, and the alveolar cavity contains a large amount of drowning fluid and tissue exudate, and at the same time, carbon dioxide is retained in some lung tissues, forming an emphysema. At autopsy, it was found that both lungs were significantly increased in volume and weight, and there were rib indentations on the surface of the lungs, the edges were blunt and rounded, and there was a feeling of kneading to the touch. The surface of the lungs is light in color, the luster is enhanced, and the whole is light gray, mixed with pale red hemorrhagic plaques, that is, "drowning spots".

In addition to the lungs, drowning fluid enters the bloodstream through the capillaries of the lungs, where it travels back through the pulmonary veins to the left atrium and left ventricle, resulting in a difference in blood composition between the left and right heart chambers of the drowning victim. At the same time, the lack of oxygen caused by drowning excites the sympathetic nerves and the spleen contractions, excreting blood to increase oxygen-carrying capacity for vital organs throughout the body. At this time, the spleen is contracted, the capsule is shrunk, and the state of high anemia is present, and the liver is obviously congested.

Significant bruising is present in all other organs, and submucosal punctate hemorrhages (tardieuu's spot) are visible, consistent with the general presentation of asphyxiation.

When a person is drowning, when the water invades the respiratory tract, it will cause stinging pain in the respiratory tract, making the person more nervous, and the brain can not make the corresponding instructions in time, and a large amount of water, sediment, and debris are poured into the lungs of the person who falls into the water through the mouth and nose, which will cause respiratory obstruction, hypoxia and coma until death. This process progresses so rapidly that it often takes only 4 to 6 minutes to lead to death29