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。
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 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. 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, 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. 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