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Medical Jurisprudence, Volume 2 (of 3)

John Ayrton Paris · Law_and_Criminology · 32 章

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MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.Medical Jurisprudence. PART III continued.3. OF HOMICIDE GENERALLY.OF REAL AND APPARENT DEATH.OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CAUSES, AND PHŒNOMENA OF SUDDEN DEATH.SYNCOPE: In which the pulsations of the heart cease, before the action of the respiratory organs.6. BY OTHER MODES, NOT INCLUDED IN THE FOREGOING SECTIONS.DEATH BY STARVATION.Application of Heat.CASE II. Wherein the function of respiration ceases, while the heart continues to circulate black blood.OF THE CORONER’s INQUEST.SUICIDE.“By imprisoning a man so strictly that he dies, and therefore where any dies in gaol[95] the coroner ought to be sent for to enquire of the manner of his death.”[96]OF SLOW, CONSECUTIVE,[135] AND ACCUMULATIVE POISONING.Q. V. What degree of information can be derived from administering the contents of the stomach of a person supposed to have been poisoned, to dogs, or other animals?ON THE CLASSIFICATION OF POISONS.A CLASSIFICATION OF THE DIFFERENT MODES BY WHICH POISONS PRODUCE THEIR EFFECTS.ARSENIC.Mercury.Copper.The Caustic Alkalies.Red Lead. Minium.Opium, and its Preparations.Poisonous Mushrooms.AERIAL POISONS.Carburetted Hydrogen Gas.OF HOMICIDE BY MISADVENTURE OR ACCIDENT.Footnotes Chapter 29 Chapter 30 Chapter 31 THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE