Text-book of forensic medicine and toxicology
by OpenStories
Original author: R. J. M. Buchanan
"Text-book of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology" by R. J. M. Buchanan is a scientific publication written in the early 20th century. This textbook serves as a comprehensive guide on the application of medical knowledge to legal contexts, focusing on various aspects of forensic medicine and toxicology. It is likely aimed at medical students and practitioners who need to understand the intersection between healthcare and legal issues. The opening of the text introduces the domain of forensic medicine, defining it as the application of medical knowledge to legal questions concerning health, illness, and death. It emphasizes the critical role of medical practitioners in legal contexts, underscoring the responsibility they have when called upon to provide expert testimony in cases of suspicious or unnatural deaths. Furthermore, it outlines the historical significance of the field and discusses the necessity for medical professionals to equip themselves with knowledge in forensic practices to aid in the administration of justice.
Text-book of forensic medicine and toxicology, by R. J. M. Buchanan. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #74804.
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47 Chapters
- 1.Preface225 words
- 2.Section I125 words
- 3.Section II80 words
- 4.Section I: Forensic Medicine177 words
- 5.Section II: Toxicology157 words
- 6.Introduction329 words
- 7.Chapter I: Legal Criminal Procedure4,125 words
- 8.Chapter II: Medical Evidence Generally (1)8,763 words
- 9.Chapter II: Medical Evidence Generally (2)3,162 words
- 10.Chapter III: Modes of Dying, Sudden Death, Signs of Death7,723 words
- 11.Chapter IV: Post-Mortem Examinations and Exhumations7,184 words
- 12.Chapter V: Assaults, Homicide, and Wounds9,776 words
- 13.Chapter VI: Blood-Stains6,939 words
- 14.Chapter VII: Burns and Scalds, Contusions and Bruises3,321 words
- 15.Chapter VIII: Suffocation, Hanging, Strangling, and Throttling4,714 words
- 16.Chapter IX: Drowning2,234 words
- 17.Chapter X: Death From Starvation, Cold, Heat, by Lightning and Electricity3,385 words
- 18.Chapter XI: Offences Against Chastity4,494 words
- 19.Chapter XII: Pregnancy3,796 words
- 20.Chapter XIII: Fœticide, or Criminal Abortion2,639 words
- 21.Chapter XIV: Infanticide7,929 words
- 22.Chapter XV3,727 words
- 23.Chapter XVI: Mental Unsoundness (1)8,685 words
- 24.Chapter XVI: Mental Unsoundness (2)5,920 words
- 25.Chapter I411 words
- 26.Section 22: “Whosoever shall unlawfully apply or administer to or73 words
- 27.Section 25: “If upon the trial of any person charged with the felony325 words
- 28.Part I144 words
- 29.Part II192 words
- 30.Part I: of this schedule, and contain a poison within62 words
- 31.Part II: many preparations and admixtures of vegetable drugs which6,671 words
- 32.Chapter II: Division I.--Chemical8,387 words
- 33.Chapter III: Division Ii.--Vital2,846 words
- 34.Chapter IV: Metallic Irritants (1)8,630 words
- 35.Chapter IV: Metallic Irritants (2)8,655 words
- 36.Chapter IV: Metallic Irritants (3)421 words
- 37.Chapter V: Vegetable and Animal Irritants4,362 words
- 38.Chapter VI: Food Poisoning (bromatotoxismus)2,737 words
- 39.Chapter VII: The Vegetable Alkaloids2,775 words
- 40.Chapter VIII: Narcotic Poisons2,216 words
- 41.Chapter IX: Deliriant Poisons1,772 words
- 42.Chapter X: Inebriant Poisons4,070 words
- 43.Chapter XI: Sedative Poisons5,433 words
- 44.Chapter XII: Cerebral Poisons3,429 words
- 45.Chapter XIII: Neural Poisons1,142 words
- 46.Chapter XIV: Excitomotory Poisons2,169 words
- 47.Chapter XV: Irrespirable Gases7,709 words