Cyanosis: Comprehensive Guide To Causes, Symptoms And Treatment

NCLEX-STYLE Liliana's cyanosis is clinically significant because: It indicates that she has less hemoglobin reaching her lips and fingers. It indicates that her blood is low in oxygen. It indicates that there are more melanocytes developing in her lips and fingers. It indicates a buildup of bilirubin in her epidermis. Two nursing students are discussing wound care, especially for abrasions. "The biggest issue is all the stuff the skin secretes," one of them complains. "It's so hard to keep the w

Heart disease: Blue skin or lips is a sign