pathology
pathology n. 病理学 医学的一个分支，研究疾病的性质、原因和症状。
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pathology
pathology (p[schwa]-thol-[schwa]-jee), n. The branch of medical study that examines the origins, symptoms, and nature of diseases. — pathological (path-[schwa]-loj-i-k[schwa]l), adj. — pathologist (p[schwa]-thol-[ schwa]-jist), n.
forensic pathology
forensic pathology 司法病理学 医学科学的一个分支，涉及与法律原则及案情有关的疾病和身体失调问题。
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forensic pathology
forensic pathology. The specific branch of medicine that establishes or interprets evidence dealing with diseases and disorders of the body, esp. those that cause death.
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toxin
toxin, n. 1. Broadly, any poison or toxicant. 2. As used in pathology and medical jurisprudence, any diffusible alkaloidal substance — such as the ptomaines, abrin, brucin, or serpent venoms — and esp. the poisonous products of disease-producing bacteria.
criminal law
criminal law. The body of law defining offenses against the community at large, regulating how suspects are investigated, charged, and tried, and establishing punishments for convicted offenders. — Also termed penal law. “The criminal law represents the pathology of civilization.” Morris R. Cohen, Reason and Law 70 (1961). “Often the term ‘criminal law’ is used