CDI CHAPTER 3

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is a branch of medicine which deals with the application of medical knowledge to the purposes of law and in the administration of justice.

Legal Medicine

pertains to law, arising out of, by virtue of or included in law.

Legal

denotes anything belonging to the court of law or used in court or legal proceedings or something fitted for legal or public argumentation.

Forensic

earliest recorded medico-legal expert. Chief physician and architect of King Zoser.

IMHOTEP

first police surgeon of forensic pathologist and performed the autopsy in the body of Julius Ceasar. (23 wounds and only 1 penetrated the chest cavity, between first and second ribs)

ANISTIUS

a papal physician regarded as the father of forensic medicine.

Paulus Zachias

founder of modern toxicology. In his Traite de Poison, he mentioned mineral, vegetable and animal poison in relation with physiology, pathology ad legal medicine.

Orfila

the first medical textbook including pertinent instruction related to medico-legal practice. Spanish Physician.

Dr. Rafael Genard y Mas

considered legal medicine as a separated discipline and he discussd in is book, abortion, infanticide death by lightning, hanging, drowning feign disease distinction between ante-mortem and post-mortem wound and poisoning by cardon monoxide and corrosives.

Ambrosio Pare

is a person who has knowledge about the case

Witness

Witness as to the fact. Nothing to do with the medical practice

Ordinary Witness

One who assist the law by giving an expert opinion and certain facts.

Expert Witness

Doctors give factual evidence of something he did or saw during his medical work.

Professional Witness

investigation of the place of commission of the crime to include external examination of the dead body.

Crime scene Investigation

it refers to external examination of a dead body without incision being made, although blood and other body fluids maybe collected for examination while

Post-Mortem Examination

indicates that, in addition to external examination, the body is opened and an internal examination is conducted.

Autopsy

Which focuses on the internal organ findings.

Clinical/Hospital Autopsy

To determine the cause of death and confirm the manner of death often used in criminal proceedings

Forensic/Medico-legal Autopsy

Person who are authorized to perform autopsies and dissections:

1. Health officers 2. Medical officer of law enforcement agencies 3. memder of medical staff or accredited hospitals

consist of internal and external examinations.

Forensic Autopsy

Consist of the removal of the individual organs through a Y and T shape incision beginning at the tap of the back shoulder and extending between to the public bone.

internal examination

Broad overview of the condition of the body and clothing

External Examination

WHEN AN UNKNOWN BODY IS FOUND, THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE NOTED BY THE INVESTIGATOR TO FACILITATE INVESTIGATION.

1. Place where body is found 2. Time when found 3. What is the Cause of death 4. Time when death occurred 5. Approximate age 6. Supposed profession 7. Description of body

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