Physical Injuries Flashcards

1
Q

Intent to cut

A

Mutilation

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2
Q

Intent to hurt

A

Physical injury

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3
Q

Physical injury found opposite the site of wound

A

Contre Coup Injuries

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4
Q

Deceleration

A

Head thrown backward while brain huts front of skull

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5
Q

Acceleration

A

Head thrown forward while brain hits backward of skull

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6
Q

Injury is not on the site or opposite the site of application of force but in areas offering least resistance

A

Locus minoris resistencia

Cerebral contusion

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7
Q

Shall incapacitate the offended party for labor from 1 to 9 days

A

Slight physical injuries

Maltreatment

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8
Q

Injuries which shall incapacitate the offended party for labor for 10 days or more
or shall require medical attendance for the same period

A

Less serious physical injuries

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9
Q

Wounding, beating, assaulting administering injurious substance without intention to kill

A

Serious Physical Injuries

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10
Q

Mandates all physicians to report all cases involving less serious and serious physical injuries

A

PD 169

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11
Q

There is time for contemplation

Use of superior force and night time to ensure success

It was committed during a conflagration (extensive fire), shipwreck or a calamity

A

Murder

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12
Q

Murder

Must prove intent

A

Intent to kill

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13
Q

If there was intent to hurt or no intent at all but eventually resulted to death

A

Homicide

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14
Q

Killing of a person with intent under

treachery
price, reward
means of fire, poison, explosion
calamities
evident premeditation
cruelty
A

Murder

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15
Q

Taking advantage of superior strength

A

Treachery

Murder

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16
Q

In consideration of price, reward or promise

A

Murder

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17
Q

Killing of one’s relative

father, mother, child, spouse

A

Parricidal

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18
Q

Man killed his common-law wife

Is he guilty of paricide?

A

No because not legal wife

But, murder
If no intent to kill but led to death, homicide

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19
Q

Killing of a child less than three days old

A

Infanticidal

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20
Q

Three Degrees of Murder

A

Attempted
Frustrated
Consummated

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21
Q

You shoot a victim
You missed
Even without medical attendance victim will survive

A

Attempted murder

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22
Q

You shoot, but doctor revived victim
Medical attendance is required

This is where question of mortal or non-mortal wounds come in

A

Frustrated murder

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23
Q

Involves major blood vessels and organs

A

Mortal wound

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24
Q

Does not involve major vessels or organs

A

Non-mortal wounds

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You shoot, victim dies
Consummated
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Three Degrees of Participation
Accessory Accomplice Principal
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Not present at the actual crime and may be subject to lesser penalties than an accomplice
Accessory
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Present at the actual crime and can be prosecuted even if the main criminal is not charged or convicted
Accomplice
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Any actor who is primarily responsible for the criminal offense
Principal
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Prison mayor
Solis
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Reclusion perpetua
Solis
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Prison correcional
solis
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They are formed when a part of the thickness of the bone is removes so as to form a gutter eg oblique wound bullet
Gutter fractures
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Seen in lightning injury
Arborescent markings | Lichetenberg’s flowers or filigree burns
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GSW <12 inches forms
Smudge Smoke Soot split second burns
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GSW <24 inches or 2 feet | burned partially burned carbon can cause
Tattooing Peppering Steepling Dark spots
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Products of combustion
Tattoing Smudging singeing
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+ tattooing | distance of fire is
Between 12-24 inches
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No products of combustion
>24 inches or 2 feet
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GSW <12 hits hair
Singeing
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+ tattooing Peppering Singeing
Close contact fire of about 12 inches
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Abrasion of skin | Before it pierces, lacerates the body
Contusion collar
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Helps determine relative position of gunman and victim
Contusion collar
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Contusion collar widest at superior aspect | Gunman is
superior to the victim
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Point of entry is
Smaller | Bec of skin elasticity
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Point of exit is
Stellar, irregular, large shape | due to tearing effect
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Point of entry in close contact GSW is
Larger than exit
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Contusion collar is always widest at
point of contact
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Point of entry shape
Circular/ovaloid | Inverted edges
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Point of exit Shape edges
Irregular/stellate | Everted protruding
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Traces of combustion is always found at
Point of entry
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Contusion collar is found at the
Point of entry
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Paraffin test is performed on this part of hand
Dorsal
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Paraffin test checks whether
a gun was fired
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bluish crystals on dorsum of hand
+ Paraffin test
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False positive paraffin
firing range | farmer (urea)
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Paraffin test is performed within
3 days from shooting
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False negative paraffin test
Wearing of gloves Incessant washing of hands Paraffin beyong 3 days