After a person is poisoned by carbon monoxide, they experience symptoms such as nausea and vomiting.
Severe carbon monoxide poisoning can gradually lead to loss of consciousness and eventually death by asphyxiation.
The surface characteristics of a body that died from carbon monoxide poisoning are very obvious.
The blood vessels on the skin surface appear distinctly in a linear pattern and exhibit a dark red color.
The mucous membranes, and inside the nasal cavity, present a delicate pink color.
Examining a body that died from carbon monoxide poisoning is the first lesson for a forensic doctor and crime scene investigation police.
Or put another way, any criminal police officer can generally recognize the characteristics of a body that died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
After putting on gloves, Lu Chuan stepped forward to examine the two corpses, prying open their eyelids and opening their mouths to check the condition inside.
