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Forensic Medicine Poisoning 30790f21

All are symptoms of Plumbism, except

A
Punctuate basophilia
B
Encephalopathy
C
Aldrich-Mees lines
D
Eosinophilia
High-Yield Explanation
Chronic lead poisoning is manifested by facial pallor, anaemia, basophilic stippling of red cells, blue line in the gum (Buonian line), retinal stippling and in the later phase by colic, constipation, palsy, encephalopathy, disturbance of genito-urinary and cardiovascular system . Aldrich-Mees lines are seen in arsenic or some other heavy metal poisoning . Ref - Krishnan Vij 5th edition pg 469

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