Forensic exam questions

In this case the shot came:

Internal body temperature is 30°C, ambient temperature is 20°C, rigor mortis reappears partially after breaking, lividity is partially moving after body position change. Approximate time since death is (by the books):

Pedestrian hit by a car sustained injuries to the lower right extremity in the form of: bruise in inner collateral ankle ligament, bruise in the inner part of the distal epiphysis of the femur and blood in the ankle cavity. The doctor can tell that:

During the autopsy of a stab wound victim a doctor should NOT:

During the examination of the corpse at the place of it's finding following death signs were noted: lividity in the form of small dots in the occipital region, moving after body position change fading easily after thumb pressure and reappearing very quickly, very weak rigor mortis visible only in lower extremities, body internal temperature 21°C. These findings in typical conditions would be visible after:

Certain death marks are:

What are the "preserving" late post-mortem changes:

The crime of neonaticide:

Carbon dioxide:

Local injury/injuries after electricity shock is/are:

Common places where bleeding can typically occur in the victim of hanging are:

What can cause death after an explosion:

Who decides that forensic autopsy can be performed before 12 hours since death in a hospital:

During the autopsy we can tell that death happened fast if we see:

What is done in the pre-laboratory phase:

What carboxyhemoglobine concentration can be found in not-poisoned people:

Burking:

What is/are NOT typical for suicidial wounds inflicted with a knife:

A subtle skeleton with small mastoid processes, high frontal area, sharp supraorbital margin, rounded, small chin and broad pelvis with U-shaped subpubic arch. This is a description of:

Postmortem „heat epidural" which is a result of boiling blood can be differentiated from the traumatic epidural hematoma by:

What can be not present in gunshot wound:

When forensic autopsy is not performed:

What proves that the injury was sustained before the death:

Rigor mortis:

Irregular wound with uneven, serrated edges and ,tissue bridges" in the bottom was most probably caused by a tool which is:

The most probable cause of death of a person stabbed in the neck would be:

Differences between men and women on bones are seen especially on:

Severe hypothermia is when a body core temperature is less than:

A man was hit once with a fist to the face. He sustained broken nose that was crooked with broken septum and massive swelling. He was admitted to the hospital, the nose was set right. On the fifth day he breathes normally and you observe only minor bruises, The proper criminal qualification should be

What murders are "privileged" (punished less severely)

Subdural hematoma:

Defensive incised wounds are seen

What is the allowed blood alcohol concentration for a driver in Poland

Which identification method is the most reliable

DNA paternity tests:

Conditions required for natural mummification are:

Raspberry red (cherry red) lividity

Dead body found in the second half of November at 10,00 AM near a road. We know from he prosecutor that probably yesterday at 11 PM he was hit by a car. During the forensic autopsy a doctor found multiple superficial abrasions, fracture of the distal left tibial end, well developed lividity, hyperemia of internal organs. In histopathological examination no glycogen was found in hepatocites. Most probable cause of death is:

If a person was resuscitated before the death during the autopsy you can suspect injuries liker

Bending fractures usually result in the creation of a „Messerer's wedge". This is especially useful in reconstraction of traffic accidents because it can tell us what was the direction of the force that acted on the bone, ln the picture we see a right tibial bone from the front, The pedestrian was hit