Crime Scenes for Students: How to Investigate Drowning Death هذه الدورة تدرس باللغة الإنجليزية

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Enroll in this course and get ready to launch your forensic career!

In this course you will learn how to investigate drowning deaths. Drowning is defined as death occurring within 24 hours of a submersion event. Death by drowning is very common and it can occur in fresh or saltwater.

PLEASE NOTE: THIS COURSE INCLUDES IMAGES SOME MAY CONSIDER GRAPHIC AND/OR DISTURBING. BY REGISTERING FOR THIS COURSE YOU ACKNOWLEDGE AND ACCEPT THE ABOVE NOTICE.

This course will explain the common process of a drowning death, how the body reacts to this process, and the most common forensic evidence observed in bodies pulled from water. Learning from these lectures will help you gain a better understanding that not all victims found in water are a result of drowning. The course will also review the challenges facing a forensic pathologist in determining a drowning diagnosis, which will help you understand why forensic evidence is so important in cases and what type of information you can get from evidence. Case studies and scene pictures are reviewed so you will be able to reinforce the concepts introduced throughout earlier lectures.

Although prior knowledge of medical terminology and the forensic investigation process is recommended, it is not required for this course because the terms will be explained and defined the terminology.

This course has over 10 supplemental materials which will reinforce the concepts introduced.

Use this course as part of your training hours listed on your resume.

PLEASE NOTE: THIS COURSE INCLUDES IMAGES SOME MAY CONSIDER GRAPHIC AND/OR DISTURBING. BY REGISTERING FOR THIS COURSE YOU ACKNOWLEDGE AND ACCEPT THE ABOVE NOTICE.

Enroll now and start training for your forensic career. And don't forget: once you've completed this course you can place this training topic on your resume!