Injuries and Their Significance — Flashcards

The main mechanism of damage in a shotgun is?_____

The process of adding spiral grooves on to the inside of the barrel of a gun is called as?_____

Hara-kiri is death by a stab in the _____.

Spurious wounds in burn victims:Include Skin splits and _____

The classic test used to differentiate a bruise from hypostasis is the _____ test.

_____ bullets also called as expanding bullets are those who's tips are designed to burst or expand into fragments on impact causing damage over a larger area

Deposition of various residues surrounding the entrance defect of the bullet on the victim's clothes at various ranges known as _____.

The phenomenon caused by a firearm wound, when lead fragments are stripped from the bullet as it travels through the body, causing multiple fragments being present along the wound track, is called: _____

_____ injuries are sustained by the vehicle passing over the victim

Negative vital reaction is seen in a(n) _____-mortem wound