All medications and dosages taken in the 30 days before test day, How you felt at the time of the tests and, Content of meals and drinks in the 24-hour period before the test. Most Blood is drawn for Blood testing in the office of your physician, however, this is not always the case.
What is cyanosis? Cyanosis is a bluish color in the skin, lips and nail beds caused by a shortage of oxygen in the blood. Cyanosis occurs because blood with decreased oxygen turns blue or purple. This low-oxygen blood causes a blue-purple tint to the skin. What conditions cause cyanosis? Cyanosis is usually caused by problems of the heart, lungs or blood. Some of the defects or diseases that can cause a child to have cyanosis are: 1  truncus arteriosus. 2  total anomalous pulmonary venous return. 3  transposition of the great arteries. 4  tricuspid atresia. 5  pulmonary atresia. 6  atrioventricular canal defect. 7  pulmonary hypertension. 8  hypoplastic left heart syndrome.
Contents. 1  Central cyanosis AND Cyanosis in infant: Causes of All Symptoms. 2  Central cyanosis OR Cyanosis in infant: Causes of Any Symptom. 3  Central cyanosis: Causes. 4  Central cyanosis: Introduction. 5  Cyanosis in infant: Causes. 6  Cyanosis in infant: Introduction. 7  Central cyanosis and Cyanosis in infant and Atrial fibrillation (2 causes) Central cyanosis and Cyanosis in infant and Blue face in children (2 causes) Central cyanosis and Cyanosis in infant and Blue lips (2 causes) Central cyanosis and Cyanosis in infant and Bluish black discoloration of the mucous membrane (2 causes) Central cyanosis and Cyanosis in infant and Bluish discoloration of the mucous membrane (2 causes) Central cyanosis and Cyanosis in infant and Bluish discoloration of the skin (2 causes) Central cyanosis and Cyanosis in infant and Bluish ...