Shotgun entry wounds: _____ is seen up to 30 cm, while Tattooing is seen up to 1-2 m.
The tissue most resistant to knife penetration is the _____ (apart from bone or calcified cartilage).
At the point of contact of weapon with the skull, the _____ table of the skull fractures: this can be explained by the Struck-Hoop analogy
Appearance of shotgun entry wounds at different ranges:_____ will be seen only in <30cm wounds
The following phenomenon describes _____ of bullet
Classify mechanical injuries based on the type of weapon used.
Major points of impact and injury for an unrestrained driver in a deceleration (head-on) collision: _____
Minimum temperature for producing burn is _____C for 5-6 hours
Firm contact of skin with an electrical conductor, may split the layers of the _____ or the epidermaldermal junction and produce a raised blister, called Joule burn
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