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Pallor is a pale
color of the skin that can be
caused by illness,
emotional shock or stress,
stimulant use, or anemia, and is the
result of a
reduced amount...
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Pallor mortis (Latin:
pallor "paleness",
mortis "of death"), the
first stage of death, is an after-death
paleness that
occurs in
those with light/white...
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Optic disc
pallor refers to an
abnormal coloration of the
optic disc as
visualized by a
fundoscopic examination. The disc
normally has a pink hue and a...
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symptoms of
heart failure. On examination, the
signs exhibited may
include pallor (pale skin, mucosa,
conjunctiva and nail beds), but this is not a reliable...
- central,
hemoglobinized area)
surrounded by a
white ring (an area of
relative pallor),
followed by dark
outer (peripheral)
second ring
containing a band of hemoglobin...
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degrees for 30 to 60
seconds may
cause pallor. (This part of the test
checks for
elevation pallor.) A
vascular angle of less than 20
degrees indicates...
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Putrefaction is the
fifth stage of death,
following pallor mortis,
livor mortis,
algor mortis, and
rigor mortis. This
process references the
breaking down...
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Chionodes pallor is a moth in the
family Gelechiidae.[failed verification] It is
found in
North America,
where it has been
recorded from
Arizona and Colorado...
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pallor in its
center when
viewed microscopically. In
hypochromic cells, this area of
central pallor is increased. This decrease...
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hands rapidly, and the
examiner compares the
colour of both. The
initial pallor should be
replaced quickly by rubor. The test may be repeated, this time...