1	asphyxial deaths		_____	pressure on the outside of the body prevents respiration
2	categories of asphyxiaa deaths		_____	displacement of oxygen from the atmosphere
3	entrapment		_____	combination of suffocation and traumatic asphyxia
4	smothering		_____	individual rolled onto the infant, killing it by a combination of smothering and traumatic asphyxia
5	defective cribs		_____	occurs when a heavy weight presses down on an individual's chest or upper abdomen, making respiration impossible
6	choking		_____	individuals find themselves trapped in an air-tight or relatively air-tight enclosure
7	mechanical asphyxia		_____	an infant is trapped either between a too-small mattress and the frame of the crib, or between a defective crib and mattress
8	traumatic asphyxia		_____	caused by the mechanical obstruction or occlusion of the external airways
9	positional asphyxia		_____	suffocation, strangulation & chemical
10	riot-crush		_____	caused by obstruction within the air passages
11	traumatic asphyxia with smothering		_____	nailed to a cross
12	burking		_____	stampeding people piling on top of each other
13	suffocating gases		_____	caused by the failure of cells to receive or utilize oxygen
14	crucifixion		_____	individuals become trapped in restricted spaces, where, because of the position of their bodies, they cannot move out of that area or position. This results in restriction of their ability to breathe, followed by death