Physical Injury, Homicide, and Sexual Offenses

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These flashcards cover key concepts related to physical injuries, various types of wounds, definitions of homicide, and an overview of sexual offenses and deviations.

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What is physical injury?

Injury of the body caused by physical agents that produce damage or injury to the tissue.

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What defines a wound?

A break in the continuity of the skin or tissues of the living body.

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What is a mortal wound?

A wound that is capable of causing death.

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Differentiate between contusion and abrasion.

A contusion is a skin injury causing discoloration, while an abrasion is a friction mark on the specific epithelial layer of the skin.

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What is the term for killing a sibling?

Fratricide is the killing of one's brother, while sororicide is the killing of one's sister.

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Define homicide.

The killing of a human being.

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What is a gunshot wound?

An open wound produced by the penetration of a bullet within the tissues of the body.

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What are the factors that influence the appearance of a gunshot wound?

Kind of weapon, caliber of the weapon, shape and composition of the missile, range of fire, and direction of fire.

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What characterizes an entrance wound?

Usually small, with inverted edges and sometimes contusions or abrasions around the wound.

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What is the typical characteristic of an exit wound?

Larger than the missile, with everted edges and sometimes skin flaps protruding from the wound.

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What is the definition of virginity?

The condition of a woman who has not experienced sexual intercourse.

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What is defloration?

The rupture or laceration of the hymen in women due to sexual intercourse.

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Explain moral virginity.

Moral virginity refers to a state where a woman is not physically matured or conscious about sex and has not experienced sexual intercourse.

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Define sadism.

A sexual behavior where gratification is attained by inflicting harm to another person.

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What is exhibitionism?

The willful exposure of the body in public for sexual gratification.

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Define masturbation.

The act of fondling or touching the external genital organ to attain sexual pleasure.

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What is pedophilia?

A sexual deviation where a person has an erotic sexual desire for children.

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Define necrophilia.

A sexual act involving sexual intercourse with a corpse.

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What is nymphomania?

An excessive desire for sexual intercourse in females.

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What is voyeurism?

The act of observing others undressing or engaged in sexual acts, commonly referred to as 'Peeping Tom' behavior.

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What is partialism?

A sexual deviation where there is special affinity to certain body parts of females to arouse pleasure.

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Define fetichism.

A form of sexual perversion where pleasure is attained from clothing or body parts of females.

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What is troilism?

A sexual act involving three persons performing sexual intercourse or other sexual activities.