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Contused Wounds And Injuries Unaccompanied By Solution Ofcontinuity
Tetrachlorethane Etc
Abortifacients
Hydrocyanic Acid
Presumption Of Death; Survivorship
Wounds Of Various Parts Of The Body
Superfoetation
Death By Drowning
Detection Of Poisons
Sulphonal Trional Tetronal Veronal Paraldehyde
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Chlorate Of Potassium Etc
=Chlorate of Potassium= produces irritation of stomach and bowels;
hæmaturia; melæna; cyanosis, weakness, delirium, and coma.
Post-Mortem.--Blood is chocolate-brown in colour, and so are all the
internal organs; gastro-enteritis; nephritis.
Tests.--Spectroscope shows blood contains methæmoglobin; the drug
discharges the colour of indigo in acid solution with SO{2}.
Treatment.--Transfusion of blood or saline fluid; stimulants.
=Sulphuret of Potassium= (liver of sulphur) occurs in mass or powder of
a dirty green colour; has a strong smell of sulphuretted hydrogen.
Symptoms.--Of acute irritant poisoning, with stupor or convulsions.
Excreta smell of sulphuretted hydrogen.
Post-Mortem Appearances.--Stomach and duodenum reddened, with deposits
of sulphur. Lungs congested.
Treatment.--Chloride of sodium or lime in dilute solution, and
ordinary treatment for irritant poisoning.
Fatal Period (Shortest).--Fifteen minutes.
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