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[Forensic Medicine] Case Assessment #2: During post-mortem examination, cherry-red hypostasis and bright red lividity are observed. What is the fatal toxicant?

(A)
Carbon monoxide (carboxyhemoglobin) or Cyanide poisoning
(B)
Phosphorus poisoning with garlicky odor and luminous vomitus
(C)
Organophosphate poisoning with miosis and bronchorrhea
(D)
Strychnine poisoning with risus sardonicus and opisthotonos
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[Forensic Medicine] Case Assessment #3: During post-mortem examination, cherry-red hypostasis and bright red lividity are observed. What is the fatal toxicant?

(A)
Organophosphate poisoning with miosis and bronchorrhea
(B)
Carbon monoxide (carboxyhemoglobin) or Cyanide poisoning
(C)
Phosphorus poisoning with garlicky odor and luminous vomitus
(D)
Strychnine poisoning with risus sardonicus and opisthotonos
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