A manual of medical jurisprudence / by Alfred S. Taylor.

Date:
1844
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Credit: A manual of medical jurisprudence / by Alfred S. Taylor. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS. POISONING. CHAPTER. PAOF, I. What is a poison 1 - - - - 1 II. The mode of fiction of poisons—the cause of death 11 III. On the classification of poisons - - - 22 IV. On the rules to be observed in investigating a case of poisoning . - - - - 25 V. On the evidence of poisoning in the living subject - 31 VI. On the evidence of poisoning in the dead subject - 49 VII. On the evidence of poisoning from chemical analysis - “ - - - 62 VIII. On the evidence of poisoning from experiments on animals - - - - - 70 IX. Was death caused by poison? - - - 72 X. Concluding remarks on general poisoning . - 81 XI. On poisoning by the irritants. Sulphuric acid. Sidphate of indigo - - - - 84 XII. Poisoning by Nitric acid (aqua fortis) a . 97 XIII. Poisoning by Mimiatic acid (spirit of salt) - 106 XIV. Poisoning by mixed acids. Compound poisoning. Medical-legal questions relative to poisoning by the mineral acids - - - - 112 XV. Poisoning by Oxalic acid. Binoxalate of potash (salt of sorrel) - - - - 116 XVI. Poisoning by the Alkalies and their salts - 12.5 XVII. On poisoning by Arsenic ... - 135