Sentences with phrase «blood looks pale»

Not exact matches

«Insufficient levels of iron in your diet can cause your skin to look pale, making it easier to spot blood vessels under the skin,» explains Howard Murad, MD, associate clinical professor of medicine at UCLA.

Tommy was a constantly grinning, giggling gunman with a pale, thin, deadly - looking face, topped by a trim fedora — a face and a chuckle that carried the promise of cold - blooded murder.

Putting aside the bizarre coincidence that one of the teasers was the third poster this week to play up the hot - girl - licks - dripping - blood theme (complete with the contrast of the pale white skin against the harsh red hues), the artwork on display amounted to some damn fine looking imagery.

In downtown Providence, Rhode Island, pedestrians were startled when a troop of ghastly looking youth — complete with blood - spattered clothes and deathly pale complexions — gathered at the state department of education building, where one student stepped forward to announce:

This may include looking at the mucous membranes for signs of anemia (pale gums), feeling for abdominal swelling, aspirating fluid from the abdomen to see if blood is present, and drawing blood to see if clots form.

Other times, vague symptoms such as excessive fatigue or looking pale may prompt your veterinarian to draw blood to check for cancers of the blood.