'Livor mortis' presentation slideshows

Forensic Pathology

Forensic Pathology. Death: Meaning, Manner, Mechanism, Cause, and Time. Our Day Begins When Your Day Ends. Chapter Objectives. Discuss the definition of death. Distinguish between four manners of death: natural, accidental, suicidal, and homicidal.

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Welcome To Unit 4

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Chapter 12: Human Remains

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Autopsy Pictures

Autopsy Pictures. by Brennon Sapp. Body Bag. Livor Mortis.

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CSI St. Francis, Ks (or how to be a rural coroner)

C. T. Allred, M.D. Coroner, 28 th Judicial District. CSI St. Francis, Ks (or how to be a rural coroner). WARNING. This talk does contain graphic pictures and sensitive subject material. I apologize if you stayed after the above and the material was not graphic enough.

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Post Mortem Changes

Post Mortem Changes. DEATH INVESTIGATION. The Coroner System dates back to feudal England. It is the most common system within the United States as far as dealing with determination of death, and any legal/forensic ramifications associated with death. Cause of Death ( CoD ).

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Chapter 12: Human Remains

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Forensic Pathology

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Pick up notes off my desk and check your updated grades.

Pick up notes off my desk and check your updated grades. Death & Decomposition. Decomposition. Decomposition is the process by which dead tissues of an organism break down into simpler forms of matter.

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The Stages of Death

The Stages of Death. Before and After Death. Before death: ante-mortem Moment of death: agonal period After death: post-mortem Determination of Post Mortem Interval (PMI). Stages of Decomposition. In terrestrial environment the stages are loosley divided into four stages: Fresh Bloat

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FORENSIC SCIENCE

FORENSIC SCIENCE. Introductio n. The science that is applied to the law and criminal proceedings. It applies the knowledge and technology of science for the definition and enforcement of criminal and civil law. Often referred to as criminalistics . What is forensic science?.

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Catalyst 4/24/13

Catalyst 4/24/13. Work with a partner and label the skeleton diagram uploaded on Edmodo . Write down both your names on top of the file. Agenda 4/22/13. Catalyst Determining Time of Death Finish CSI Web Adventure PBS Exit Slip. What are some different ways to die?.

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The Forensic Autopsy

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Do Now:

Objective: (SAME AS YESTERDAY) SWBAT use the evidence of livor mortis, rigor mortis, and algor mortis to calculate the approximate time of death. Do Now:. Describe the causes of rigor mortis. Define livor and algor mortis How can these be used to calculate time of death?. Mortis.

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Time of Death

Time of Death. How Can Evidence Be Used to Estimate Time of Death?. Objectives . By the end of this lesson you will be able to: D efine the factors that scientists use to establish time of death C ompare and contrast the factors that scientists use to establish time of death

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Chapter 11 Death: Manner, Mechanism, Cause, and Time

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Click pencil for helle crafts case

Click pencil for helle crafts case. Unit 2. Determining the manner and time since death. How do police estimate how long a person has been dead WHEN THEY ARRIVE ON SCENE?. Temperature of the body Stiffness of the body . Forensic pathologist .

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Aim: SWBAT describe the stages of decomposition of a corpse

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Unit 7: The Body

Unit 7: The Body. 7.2 The Body after Death. Rigor Mortis. Stiffening of skeletal muscles following death. Starts within 2 hours after death. Affected by factors like ambient temperature, body weight, clothing, illness, physical activity prior to death, & sun exposure.

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Objective: Students will describe the various procedures performed during an autopsy

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