forensic aspects of trauma

Question 1

excessive mehcing formces leas to

Answer 1

compression
traction
torions - twisig motino
tranelation - shearing

Question 2

classication of injury is based of

Answer 2

appere or method caused - e.g. abation, lactioern, gunshot burn
manner of cuaes - suice, homice or accidne
nature - blude,t sharpt or explsoece

Question 3

blunt force injueris incldu

Answer 3

laceration, abtions, contuions,

Question 4

tram line brusies inducate`

Answer 4

rods being used

Question 5

facters taht effect bruing pronane inclde

Answer 5

skin colouer
depath
fat ammont
locaiton ie more como in scotrum or eyebrows
relisant area - buttocks / abdomen
coagulation disorders - thrombocyer, von willervnads , liver dsae

Question 6

laceration look lke

Answer 6

rought edges

Question 7

sharp foce injuer types

Answer 7

insiced - longer than it is deep
stabs - deepr than it is long

Question 8

acitive defecne is

Answer 8

wehre the viutm tries to grab attackers weapon

Question 9

passive defeicen is

Answer 9

wehre the victum riase ars or legs for defence
these can cause injuries on the front of back of the ahdn

Question 10

slef inflice owundges gnealrly happen on

Answer 10

writs, abdomen, foreame, chest

Question 11

tramauatic sub arachonid haermoage is

Answer 11

where a sub arachoid haremmage leads to death to axons with the brain stem and they are gone before they hit the deck
this is due to suddenturin of head, ie a punch

Question 12

diffue axonsal injuery is

Answer 12

no apaprn mass of matbolc injeyr but long term coma is present

Question 13

tramuatic xonal injary

Answer 13

damage of axons due to trama