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Medico Legal Training | Autopsy
Course Objectives
Pre-Test
Course Goals
Introduction
Types of Autopsy
Legal Aspects
Government Cases Act 2049
Government Cases Regulation 2055
Police Act 2012
मुलुकी फौजदारी कार्यविधि संहिता
Autopsy Safety
Bio-safety
Workstation Safety
Biological Hazards
Other Hazards
Autopsy Preparation
Pre-requisites
Scene of Death
Personal Effects
Identification
History taking
Exposure to infections
Post-mortem changes
Early Post-Mortem Interval
Rigor mortis
Cadaveric Spasm
Algor Mortis
Post-mortem Lividity
Late Post mortem Changes
Decomposition
Adipocere
Skeletonization
Mummification
Post mortem examination
External Examination
Internal examination
Body Cavity
Evisceration
Letulle method
Virchow Method
Organ Dissection
Examination of brain and spinal cord
Sample collection
Autopsy examination in Specific Circumstances
Autopsy of pregnant mother
Autopsy – New Born baby and Placenta
Autopsy – Deaths associated with poisoning
Autopsy – Death in Sexual Violence
Autopsy – Deaths associated with asphyxia
Drowning
Autopsy – Sudden Death
Classification
Sudden Cardiac death
Non – cardiac death
Autopsy Protocol
SPECIFIC PROCEDURES (SELECTED EXAMPLES)
Asphyxial death ( In Case of Hanging)
Drowning/Immersion
Infant death
Postmortem examination in case of poisoning
Autopsy in death due to Gross Human Rights Violation and death due to torture
Post Test
Resources
Autopsy Resources
Police Act 2012
https://mlt.gov.np/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Police-Act-2012.pdf
