Television shows about criminal investigations have been popular for years but, few viewers understand the intricacies of an actual crime scene investigation. If an autopsy is required masked forensic pathologists examine the body. The body -not the murder weapon- is the most important piece of evidence. The exact time of death cannot be known without a witness. A forensic pathologist, however, can estimate the time of death with certainty. Upon death, a human body begins to decompose. It goes through several stages of decomposition, knowing the time of death combined with other evidence, may shed light on the cause of death. Often the pathologist has crime scene information from detectives at the time of the autopsy. Legally, there are five causes of death: natural homicide, suicide, accident, and undetermined. Natural causes of death such as heart disease, cancer, and stroke account for more than half of the natural deaths in the United States annually. Criminal cases usually involve unnatural causes of death such as homicide, suicide, and accident.
Answer:
The last part
Explanation:
With a title <em>What Fear can Teach us </em>it is quite obvious that the answer to the question in the title can be found from <em>But what if we looked at fear... </em>on.
The profound insights we can get out of the emotion Fear reminds me of what Matt Johnson (The The) sang on his album <em>The Naked Self</em>:
<em>...and pain</em><em> </em><em>can be your friend as it explains</em>
<em>the answers to your questions/consoles you in blue reflections/</em>
<em>listens to your soul´s reflections/then lead you to new directions.</em>
Answer:
B. (It show how time and prime share the same meaning.)
Answer:
Abuse
Explanation:
Let is first define both of these terms.
Abuse is a cruel or unfair treatment of a person or an animal. It can be physical, emotional, verbal, psychological abuse etc.
Chemical restraint is use of medications in order to restrict someone's behavior or the freedom of movement.
In this particular exemple, we see that a staff person locked a patient for not wanting to take his medicines. Although, it's connected to medicines, from the explanations above, we can conclude that this is noy a case of chemical restraint, but a clear case of an abuse.
