Nursing and forensic pathology: part 1

Article Abstract:

The training of pathologists is described. The role of the pathologist in reporting autopsy findings and on determining the causes of injury in living patients or the causes of unexpected death is discussed.

Vocational guidance, Pathologists

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Forensic pathology: exhibits

Article Abstract:

The rules for correctly handling and labelling exhibits which might be needed for coroner's examinations are presented. Advice for nurses and other health practitioners when dealing with a body is given.

Methods, Laws, regulations and rules, Forensic pathology

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Interpretation of wounds

Article Abstract:

A description of the five different types of wounds which can be identified on patients is presented. Nurses should be aware of the differences and be able to record accurately any of their observations.

Study and teaching, Wounds and injuries, Injuries

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