Dribbling of saliva is a characteristic sign of antemortem hanging because it results from the compression of the salivary ducts by the ligature. This sign is observed only when the individual was alive at the time of hanging and is indicative of a physiological response to strangulation pressure.
LIST I (Phenotype) | LIST II (Antibodies) | ||
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A | O | I | Anti-A |
B | A | II | None |
C | B | III | Anti-B |
D | AB | IV | Anti-A and Anti-B |
LIST I | LIST II | ||
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A | Chop wound | I | Axe |
B | Punctured wound | II | Needle |
C | Bruises | III | Whip |
D | Incised wound | IV | Knife |