ABPath Forensic Pathology Practice Questions - ABPath Forensic Pathology Subspecialty Certification Exam

Which feature best distinguishes an entrance gunshot wound from an exit wound?

Entrance wounds typically have a marginal abrasion (abrasion collar) due to rotating bullet scraping skin; exit wounds typically lack this feature unless shored Entrance wounds are always larger than exit wounds Exit wounds have soot and stippling Entrance wounds are always on posterior body only

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Entrance wounds typically have a marginal abrasion (abrasion collar) due to rotating bullet scraping skin; exit wounds typically lack this feature unless shored

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