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Why is it that you die when you cut some arteries (or vein) of your hand, but you don't die when your arm is cut?
Can you explain why cutting some arteries or veins in your hand can lead to death, but cutting your entire arm does not necessarily result in death?
When an artery or vein in your hand is cut, it can lead to uncontrolled bleeding which can cause a person to lose a significant amount of blood in a short amount of time. In comparison, cutting your entire arm may not result in a loss of blood significant enough to lead to death.