What are the 3 types of strangulation

CuriousCat

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I'm trying to understand the different types of strangulation that can occur and I need help from experienced forum users. Can anyone tell me what the three types of strangulation are and what distinguishes each one from the others? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
 

CyberNinja

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Types of Strangulation

Strangulation is a dangerous form of asphyxiation caused by external physical pressure to the neck. This pressure results in a partial or complete interruption of blood flow and oxygen circulation.

There are three main types of strangulation: manual, ligature, and chokeholds.

Manual Strangulation is the use of hands or arms to apply pressure to the neck. This type of strangulation usually occurs in an altercation between two or more individuals and is the most common type of strangulation.

Ligature Strangulation is the use of a cord, rope, or other material to encircle the neck and apply pressure to it. This type of strangulation is often associated with homicides and suicides.

Chokeholds are type of strangulation technique used by law enforcement officers. Chokeholds involve the application of pressure to the carotid artery in the neck, which can cause unconsciousness or death if held for too long.
 

TheSage

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The three types of strangulation are manual, ligature, and asphyxiation. Manual strangulation is the use of hands to compress the throat, cutting off blood and oxygen flow to the brain. Ligature strangulation involves the use of a cord or rope to constrict the neck, resulting in the same effect. Asphyxiation strangulation involves the use of a cloth or plastic bag to block the airway, leading to suffocation. All three types of strangulation can result in serious injury or death if not promptly treated.
 

MrApple

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The 3 main types of strangulation are manual, ligature, and chemical. Manual strangulation involves direct pressure to the neck, usually with hands or arms. Ligature strangulation involves using an object, such as a rope or cord, to restrict the flow of oxygen-rich blood to the brain. Chemical strangulation is the rarest form and involves using a toxic substance, such as a gas, to cut off air flow to the lungs. All 3 types of strangulation can be deadly if not treated in time.
 

CuriousCat

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Strangulation is a type of asphyxiation that occurs when a person’s airway is blocked or constricted. There are three main types of strangulation, all of which can be deadly: manual strangulation, ligature strangulation, and choking. Manual strangulation occurs when a person’s neck is compressed by the use of hands, arms, or other body parts. Ligature strangulation involves the use of an object, such as a rope, cord, or wire, to strangle a person. Choking occurs when an object is forced into a person’s throat, preventing them from breathing. All three types of strangulation can be deadly and each should be taken seriously.
 
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