While many breech fetuses deliver vaginally without incident, this presentation is associated with an increased risk of: 1  Fetal mechanical injury (fractures, nerve damage, and soft tissue injuries) 2  Fetal asphyxia due to umbilical cord prolapse and obstruction, and fetal head entrapment.
Time to Freeze Solid Phase Change (4.62 + 5.97)= 10.59 Hours. If you were initially alive your metabolic heat and added work burning calories would stretch this out a couple of hours before hypothermia set in. After you die then it would take 10.59 hours.
It depends on how fast they lose the blood. If it is in 1 hour, they may pass out. If it is over a 2 week period, they probably won't. If the blood is not replaced by transfusion, it may take 6 weeks for the person to feel better. The body can replace that much blood on its own and a person fully recover.There are many variables, like the person's body type, weight, etc.hese abnormalities are usually caused by hypovolemic shock from the blood loss. It depends on how much blood a person loses and how severe the case of shock is. If the shock is so bad that the brain is deprived of oxygen for too long, the person may never wake up.