There are _________ modes of death?
Correct answer: D. Three
- A. Two
- B. None of above
- C. Four
- D. Three
Explanation
Forensic medicine traditionally describes three modes of death: coma, syncope, and asphyxia. These refer respectively to failure of the brain, heart, and respiration as the primary process.
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