Abstract
Dichlorvos and phenthoat are organophosphate group pesticides which have toxic effects on humans and can cause fatal deaths. Suicide cases using organophosphate pesticides (dichlorvos and phenthoat) are one of the postmortem toxicology analysis studies. As a forensic toxicologist, competency is needed to be able to handle suicide deaths that are thought to be caused by dichlorvos and phenthoat. Handling suicides due to dichlorvos and phenthoate is done from sample preparation, screening tests, assurance tests, determination, and data interpretation. Forensic toxicology analysis in the case showed that high concentrations of dichlorvos and phenthoate were found to have toxic effects on the victim's body. Based on the toxicological analysis, it can be concluded that it is true that the victim died from organophosphate poisoning (dichlorvos and phenthoat).
Highlights
Pestisida adalah zat untuk membunuh dan mengendalikan hama
handle suicide deaths that are thought to be caused by dichlorvos and phenthoat
due to dichlorvos and phenthoate is done from sample preparation
Summary
Beberapa penelitian melaporkan dichlorvos dan phenthoat di kasus-kasus kematian oleh pestisida laboratorium pengujian memerlukan di Cina, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, dan metode yang cukup teruji dengan. Pada kasus memperkirakan bahwa 330.000 kematian oleh dichlorvos dan orang meninggal karena asupan phenthoat, sampel biologis yang pestisida yang disengaja. Terdapat beberapa menentukan spesimen yang dipilih kasus forensik penggunaan dalam pengujian dengan analisis dichlorvos dan phenthoate yang toksikologi postmortem [4]. Salah satu kasus bunuh memerlukan perlakuan khusus untuk diri dengan dichlorvos dan mendapatkan hasil analisis yang phenthoate yaitu pada seorang pria optimal. Pria tersebut ditemukan tidak kompetensi untuk dapat menangani sadarkan diri di kamarnya dengan kasus kematian akibat bunuh diri catatan bunuh diri dan botol berisi yang diduga disebabkan oleh cairan kecoklatan gelap yang terdiri dichlorvos dan phenthoat
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