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1: Which of the following will result in NO livor mortis ?

  •  Drowning in fast flow river
  •  Drowning in a well
  •  Drowning in salty watter
  •  Drowning in non-salty watter
  •  None of the above
  •  All of the above

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Authored by: Admin on Tuesday, May 27 2014 @ 01:34 PM UTC Forensic Medicine
Explanation:

Livor mortis is blood that settles at the lowers parts of the body post mortem, due to gravity. For livor mortis to be present the body needs to be stationary, drowning in a fast flowing river will keep moving and turning the body thus the liver mortis will not be present.
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Which of the following will result in NO livor mortis ?

  •  Drowning in fast flow river
  •  Drowning in a well
  •  Drowning in salty watter
  •  Drowning in non-salty watter
  •  None of the above
  •  All of the above
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