what are the methods of detecting stoppage of heart action

what are the examination of the peripheral circulation

it is the examination of peripheral circulation which ligature is the tide around the finger

it is examination of the peripheral circulation which subcontinuous injection of the fluorescen dye in the skin will exhibit yellowish green discoloration of a living skin

type of examination of peripheral circulation which give radish color of the web of the finger when hand place against sharp light

what is the normal temperature of a living person

temperature that is considered as death of the body

upon death when the eyes are open the person stairs without movement of the eyes in any direction

what are the five changes in the eyes

the cornea will not have reaction of winking the eyes of contraction of the pupil when touch or stimulated by means of light

a white patch maybe seen at the cornea when the eye are exposed to dry atmosphere after death

the pupil will be fixed and dilated

inter ocular tension falls to zero because of less muscle tone

it is the brownies triangular spot in the sclera

what are the three changes in the skin

what are the four stages of muscular change

stage of muscular change upon death characterized the relaxation of muscle and loss of their natural tone

when the muscles are subjective to mechanical or electrical stimuli the muscle will contraction to the presence of life of the individual cell

for how long the stage of primary placidity will last

whole body become rigid due to contraction of the muscle.

for how many hours will rigor mortis last

the process of rigidity will be complete in how many hours

what are the three conditions stimulating rigor mortis

a condition characterized by hardening of the muscle due to coagulation of muscle protein when the dead body is exposed to intense heat

a condition characterized by hardening of the muscle due to solidification of fats muscles and fluid when the dead body is exposed to extreme cold temperature

it is the instant stiffening of a certain group of muscle which occurs immediately at the moment of death

stage of muscular change when a muscle change characterized by a softness and flaccidity of the muscle in which no longer response to electrical or mechanical stimuli

involves the overgrowth of macroorganism which feed on the breakdown the dead tissue of 10 the combined effect of putrification and autolysis

how many quadrants in the body

what are the three special form of purefaction

a condition where a removal of the body fluid before decomposition set resulted to sinking preservation of the body

what are the two types of mummification

the dead only is buried or exposed to a dry hot sandy soil with considerable air movement

a type of modification which is a form preserve the dead body by the addition of some chemicals like formalin alcohol phenol mercury and arsenic and covering skin with plaster of paris

a form of purification which is a formation of a soft variable and brownish white gray sea substance this substance is called a disposary had formed by post mortem hydrosis

form of purefaction which is condition of the dead body usually fetus characterized by softening and discoloration of tissue as well as formation of blister in the skin due to the action of autolytic and proteolytic enzyme

stasis in the circulation will drain the blood form capillaries and veins due to the pull of gravity produce discoloration in those areas not subjecting to pressure

what are the two types of livor mortis

a type of livor mortis which is the blood is still flowing or moving

a type of livor mortis which is the movement of blood is stop and fix in location

for how many hours hypostatic lividity will affect

for how many hours diffusion lividity occurs

for how many minutes livor mortis will effect and will be complete

onset is three to four hours after death and completed about 12 hours and my last 24 to 36 hours in tropical countries

in tropical countries how many days the dead body will be decomponize

the egg or ova ladies on dead body will hatch to form maggots within 24 hours then transform into pupil stage will finally adult fly within few days

blood remain fluid in the body after death for how many hours

for how many hours the stomach will be completely empty after meal

if the fleas are alive in the body of a dead person submerged in the water which means

in presumption of death rules of the court section 96 rule 23 how many years missing person to be as consider dead

what are the four presumption of death

in presumption of survivorship who will survive if both under 15

in presumption of survivorship who will survive if both above 60 years old

in presumption of survivorship who will survive if one is under 15 years old and the other is above 60 years old

impresumption of survivorship who will survive if both over 15 and under 60 years old and same sex

what are the two classification as to the cause of death

classification of cause of death that is that is occurred due to disease or ailment of the body

classification of cause of death that death due to injuries by some outside force where in physical injuries inflicted is approximate cause of death

what are the six classification of injuries

eight kinds of death under violent death

a type of injury that cause of physical force

a type of injury caused by heat or cold

a type of injury that death caused by electrical injury

a type of injury that death or injury caused by change of atmosphere pressure

a type of injury that death or injury caused by chemical

a type of injury that death or injury caused by radioactive substance

a violent death due to misadventure and outside our will

violent death due to reckless in prudence negligence lack of skin or foresight

death due to killing of infant less than 3 years old

a violent death due to killing of one's relative

violent death that killing of another person with intent but without justification

violent death which is unlawful killing o f another person with intent and qualifying circumstances

violent death that will full acceleration of death of a person in order to lessen his suffering

death due to killing or destruction of oneself

what are the six method of judicial death

for how many days will a human survive if there is no food and water

for how many days will a human person survive if there is no food but only water

three causes of starvation

what are the five methods of disposal of dead body

what do you call the term for digging up the buried body