Ultimate Forensic Medicine Preparation Study Materials

Firearm(Ballistics)Father of ballistics- Calvin Goddard. Ballistics is the study of projectile motion, which refers to anything that comes out of...

Lightning injury is eventually caused by the lightning strike's extremely strong current after a short interval. Ten percent of lightning strikes...

Copper poisoning can be caused by genetic abnormalities or by excessive exposure to copper in food or water. Copper is a heavy metal that is perf...

A gunshot wound (GSW) is a puncturing injury brought on by a projectile, such as a bullet, fired from a gun, usually an air gun or rifle. Infecti...

Arsenic poisoning, commonly referred to as arsenicosis, can occur from consuming or inhaling high levels of arsenic. Arsenic is one type of carci...

An abrasion is a scratch on the skin. This is a slit in your skin from the rubbing away of your skin. It might bleed a little and cause pain. Fri...

Self-harm, often referred to as nonsuicidal self-injury, is the deliberate infliction of harm on oneself, such as cutting or burning oneself. Sui...

The lack of sufficient oxygen in the body is known as asphyxiation, sometimes known as asphyxia or suffocating. It can result in death, brain dam...

The study of death and dying from a variety of reasons  including medical, physical, psychological, spiritual, ethical, and more, is known as Tha...