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Forensic Medicine Death and postmortem changes 16bdc2c7

Kevorkian sign is seen in

A
Cornea
B
Retinal vessels
C
Pupil
D
Vitreous humour
High-Yield Explanation
Kevorkian sign is seen as a postmoem change that occurs in the retinal *it is characterized by fragmentation of blood column in the retinal vessels *it appears within minutes after and last for about 1 *it can be visualised by using an opthamalscope Other postmoem changes in eye : Cornea -dull, opaque, hazy, wrinkled Flaccidity of eyeballs occurs due to fall in intraocular pressure Tache :One of the post Moem where a film of cell debris and mucus forms two yellow triangles on sclera on either side of ,with base towards the margin of ,appearing 3-4 hours after death Refer:The essentials of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology ,33rd edition, page 154

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