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Nysten's rule is for the order of

A
Rigor mois
B
Post Moem staining
C
Algor Mois
D
Cadaveric spasm
High-Yield Explanation
Nysten's law: Nysten's law deals with the progression of rigor mois It first affects the involuntary muscles staing with the myocardium The order of appearance in voluntary muscles is: Upper eyelids, Neck muscles, Jaw, Facial muscles, Chest Upper limbs, Abdomen Lower limbs Finger and toes. Order of disappearance is also the same. Rigor mois follows the "rule of 12"- 12 hrs to set in, remains for 12 hrs, and passes off in 12 hrs.

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