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Effects🫀 AnatomyBlood Color in Veins (Blue Blood)

Blood Color in Veins (Blue Blood)

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Many people remember being taught or believing that deoxygenated blood inside veins is actually blue, only turning red upon exposure to air.

What People Remember

People often remember believing that the blood inside veins is blue due to lack of oxygen, turning red only when exposed to air.

What's Actually True

Human blood is always red. Deoxygenated blood is a darker, duller red (often described as maroon), not blue. Veins appear bluish through the skin because of how light interacts with skin and blood.

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#blood#veins#color#circulation#oxygen

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