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Forensic Entomology and Post-Mortem Interval - Methods to Measure Post-Mortem Interval

Forensic entomology and post-mortem interval are the prime objectives of this sqadia.com V-Learning™ lecture. From shedding light on the term forensic entomology to an explanation of flies and common beetles, every detail has been considered in detail. Also, the post-mortem interval together with the cooling method and nomogram method has been delineated. ▬ Forensic Entomology ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ At first, the educator introduces forensic entomology. After that, information is given about the most common insects found on dead bodies. Then carrion insects and the importance of forensic entomology are discussed. Stages of decomposition are focused on later on. Lastly, the educator talks about the collection of material for entomological study. ▬ Flies and Beetles ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ At the beginning of this section, the educator talks about blue bottle flies, their life cycle, and stages of decomposition. Later on, green bottle flies are elaborated like common house flies and flesh flies. Following this, common beetles are explicated. ▬ Post-mortem Interval ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Section three is about ''Post-mortem Interval''. Initially, information about post-mortem intervals is delivered. After that temperature effect on insect growth is pursued. Then insect development is highlighted. Subsequently, degree-day accumulation is explained. ▬ Cooling Method ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Section four is about the ''Cooling Method''. The educator's prime emphasis in this section is on the determination of time since death. Then body cooling is notified. Likewise, factors affecting the cooling curve are stated. ▬ Methods to Measure Post-Mortem Interval ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Earlier in this section, information about methods of measuring body temperature alongside the use of thermometry in estimating post-mortem interval is highlighted. Then Nomogram Method and multiple site serial measurement methods are pursued. Furthermore, the educator talks about stomach emptying as a measure of time since death. Following this, the use of vitreous humor chemistry in timing death and post-mortem chemistry is discussed.