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He must
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A natural born Filipino citizen;
A physician practicing for at least 10 years;
One who is of good moral character and of
good standing in the medical profession;
4. Not a member of any medical school nor has
a pecuniary interest, directly or indirectly in
any medical school
The Board of Medicine shall be composed of six
members to be appointed by the President of the
Philippines from a list of not more than twelve names
approved and submitted by the Executive Council of
the Philippine Medical Association, after due
consultation with other medical association during the
month of September each year. The chairman of the
Board shall be elected from among themselves by the
members at a meeting called for the purpose. The
President of the Philippines shall fill any vacancy that
may occur during any examination from the list of
names submitted by the Philippine Medical Association
in accordance with the provisions of this Act.
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Observe surroundings.
Examine the clothes.
Look particularly for stains. If theres a red
stain there, we do not immediately conclude
that it is blood. It might be a paint, ketchup,
etc. And if there is blood, we further qualify
whether it is human blood or not. The point
is, wag assuming!
Try to ascertain identity of the person.
Open; and
Closed
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Stab Wound
Caused by a sharp edge (e.g. knife,
sword, etc.)
Perforated Wound
Cause by a pointed instrument (e.g. ice
pick, ball pen, etc.)
Lacerated Wound
Caused by a blunt instrument (e.g.
baseball bat, Manny Pacquios fists, etc.)
Incised Wound
Caused by a sharp-edged object in
slashing or slicing motion.
Abrasion
An abrasion is a wound caused by
superficial damage to the skin, no deeper
than the epidermis. Also known as
gasgas
Gunshot Wound
a form of physical trauma sustained from
the discharge of arms or munitions
It is also possible that there is only one bullet but more than one
entrance wound. There are a lot of possibilities, given the
advancement of technological warfare.
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Lacerated Wound
Cut is clean
There is swelling
There is no cut of hair
Heals slower
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Incised Wound
Cut is not clean
There is no swelling
There is a cut of hair
Heals faster
Q: What are the stuff that come out when you fire a gun?
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Bullet;
Flame (reaches up to 6 inches) - Singeing;
Smoke (reaches up to 12 inches) Soot/Smudging;
Unburnt Powder (reaches up to 24 inches)
Peppering/Stippling.
Entry Wound
Exit Wound
The usual scenario is that there are even numbers of GSW. This
is what is known as the Odd-Even Rule. So, if you were shot
thrice, there should be six GSW.
But of course, it is possible to have an odd number of GSW. In
such case, there would be a presumption that one or more
bullets are still inside the body.
http://what-when-how.com/forensic-sciences/evaluationof-gunshot-wounds/
2. Inverted (papasok)
3. You can find an
abrasion/contusion collar
Exit Wound
1. No particular shape. (This
is why newbies usually make
a mistake of considering this
as a stab wound.)
2. Everted (palabas)
3. You cant find them
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Blood Pressure
Respiratory Rate
Pulse Rate
Body Temperature
Primary Flacidity
Rigor Mortis
Secondary Flacidity
http://www.nursebuff.com/2012/01/clinical-death-versusbrain-death-which-comes-first/
http://www.deathreference.com/Py-Se/Rigor-Mortis-andOther-Postmortem-Changes.html#ixzz3snOTsK51
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Ibid.
Ibid.
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http://www.exploreforensics.co.uk/rigor-mortis-andlividity.html