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Forensic pathology contributes a large part of forensic medicine, as it deals with the examination of the dead. Forensic Toxicology is the study of poisons and Forensic Serology deals with investigation of the biological stains are the important parts of Forensic Medicine too. Last update: Pumrová Zuzana (26.09.2017)
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Lessons in Forensic Medicine must be pased a minimum of 80% of the time as well as a final test before examen must be accomplished. Last update: Pumrová Zuzana (26.09.2017)
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Knight, B.: Simpson ́s forensic medicine : Edward Arnold, 2003 (B) DiMaio, V. J.: Forensic pathology : CRC press, 2001 Last update: HABET (24.01.2014)
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Presence in 80% of the passed time of the reports and demonstrations is demanded. The list of questions in Forensic Medicine:
1. Doctor as a witness, doctor as an expert witness. Expert opinion and its meaning. 2. Identification in forensic medicine. 3. Early and late postmortem changes. 4. Determining time of death. Proof of death and proof of brain death. 5. Types of autopsies. Procedures in case of death. 6. Sudden death in adults. 7. Deaths aged 0-1 year, 1-18 years, including violent death. 8. Vital reaction general and local, supravital reaction. Determining the age of the injury. 9. Suffocation. 10. Rape and sexual abuse. Abuse of a trusted person. 11. Head injury. 12. Neck injury. 13. Chest injury. 14. Abdominal injury. 15. Limb injuries. 16. Cuts, stabs and cutting wounds, wounds caused by bites. 17. Gunshot wounds. 18. Blunt injury. 19. Injuries from falls - falling from a standing position, falling from a height. 20. Pedestrian traffic accidents. 21. Traffic accidents of cyclists, motorcyclists and motor vehicle passengers. 22. Railway accidents. 23. Violation of health by physical noxes. 24. Basics of toxicology. 25. Damage to health by acids and alkalis, methanol and ethylene glycol. 26. Carbon monoxide, cyanide and nitrite and nitrate poisoning. 27. Poisoning by mushrooms, plant and animal poisons. 28. Forensic medicine and alcohol. 29. Poisoning by drugs and narcotic and psychotropic substances.
Last update: Procházková Helena, Bc. (02.10.2024)
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Forensic Medicine - Syllabus
Death certification Types of autopsies Neonaticide Child abuse and neglect Doctor as witness Doctor as expert witness Abrasions, bruises, contusions and lacerations Incised wounds Bite wounds Gunshot wounds Head injuries Neck and nape injuries Chest injuries Abdominal injuries Spinal injuries Downfall injuries Traffic accidents Identification Exhumation Diagnosis of death Determination of time of death Types of putrefaction Asphyxia - autopsy finding Strangulation Covering of the nose and mouth Traumatic asphyxia Aspiration of foreign material Drowning Injury due to heat Cold injury Injury related to changes of atmospheric pressure Unexpected and sudden death in adult age Sudden death in infancy Alcohol - medicinal aspects General aspects of poisoning Poisoning - murder, suicide, accident Mushroom poisoning Acid poisoning Alkali poisoning Food poisoning Death from narcotic and hallucinogenic drugs Carbon monoxide poisoning Cyanide poisoning Vital reactions Blood staing, groups, DNA and identification Last update: Pumrová Zuzana (25.09.2017)
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