What is "cyanotic"

Usage examples of "cyanotic".

Some have been cyanotic like this case, some seemed to have died from cardiac arrest, some from respiratory failure, and some from convulsions.

He showed a series of slides and pointed out that, although the patient had been described as having been deeply and grossly cyanotic at the time of death, there was no airway obstruction.

Robert Seibert was cyanotic when he was found or if there was evidence he convulsed?

A flock of shaggy goats, tended by cyanotic children and air-starved curs, stayed at a distance, sidelined until camels and horses were through.

His tongue, blackening, lapped at the air between lips that were turning a cyanotic blue.

When she looked out, she saw, in the far distance, a grey cyanotic smear haunting the space between two stars.

Her decision was guided solely by what was best for the breathless, cyanotic, hypotensive little boy.

Caucasian, young male, severe shortness of breath, supraclavicular retractions, touch cyanotic.

Supraclavicular retractions, respiratory rate is almost forty and he's cyanotic.

I looked up at the person who'd struck me and groaned when I saw his death's eyes, the dried blood around their darkened lids, caked like biscuit crumbs in the lashes, the ulcerations and cyanotic discoloration of the man's cheeks and jaw.