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Major depression is diagnosed after minimum of: Maharashtra 09
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A fire worker presented with "Phossy jaw" (glass jaw). Which of the following can cause this condition on chronic exposure?
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Rigor mois in a foetus develops after attaining:
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Sexual offences and infanticide
All are signs of live bih except
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Cause of death for drawing in cold water -
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Triad of alopecia, neuropathy and diarrhea results from which poisoning
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All India exam
Maximum punishment that can be awarded by second class judicial magistrate cou
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Injuries by Explosives
Organs mostly involved in blast injury -
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General
Underwater autopsy of the hea is done in?
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Asphyxia
Pressure upon the chest leading to a so of mechanical fixation of chest and thereby preventing respiratory movements seen in
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Toure methods
This is known as ?
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Miscellaneous
In a acute starvation feeling of intense hunger lasts -
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Injuries
Rigor mortis starts in:
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General
False virgin
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Mechanical Injuries
During examination in injury, hair bulbs are crushed. The probable type of wound is
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General
Length of stab gives information about?
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The toure method involving simultaneous beating of both ears with palms of hand, resulting in rupture of tympanic membrane is called?
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Sexual asphyxia is associated with:
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Minimum amount of acute blood loss required to cause manifestations of shock: CMC (Ludhiana) 13
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Forensic Toxicology - Concepts, Statutes, Evidence, and Techniques
'Hatter's shakes' are see in poisoning due to:
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Cutis anserine seen in:
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Carbon monoxide poisoning causes: JIPMER 11; AIIMS 14
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Law & Medicine, Identification, Autopsy & Burn
Killing of a 6 months old child by parents is known as -
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Diagnosis of CO poisoning post mortem -a) Blood thin and red colouredb) Congestion of all organsc) Cyanosisd) Blister on skine) Parkinsonism
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'Boxer's attitude' is seen in person dying of:
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In a firearm injury, blackening seen around the entry wound is due to: DNB 09
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Depressed # of skull results from -
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Which of the following specimen shows blue white colour in UV rays?
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Which is not true regarding colour of bruise :
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Split lacerations are due to: DNB 09
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Death and Investigations
Most common cause of death in Electrocution is:
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'Rat hole' appearance of entry wound of firearm is seen in: COMEDK 15
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Urine appears 'Liquid Gold' in which poisoning:
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For DNA test, liquid blood is preserved in: Karnataka 07; DNB 09; UP 10; NEET 13, 14
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Drug Abuse
Mc ewan sign occurs above how much mg% of blood alcohol level
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General
Majority is obtained by a person under cou guardianship by age of ?
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Injuries by Sharp Force
Tentative cuts are seen in:
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Introduction to Forensic Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence
Police inquest is done in all except -
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FMT Q Bank
Following is not true about adipocere formation
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Medico legal procedures
A case of suspected homicide comes to a doctor. He is supposed to inform to police under section... of CrPC(Criminal penal code) -
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Asphyxia
In typical hanging knot is at which site
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General
Widmark's formula is used for estimating ?
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Forensic Toxicology - Concepts, Statutes, Evidence, and Techniques
Blood alcohol level while driving mg%:
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CSF sample is preserved for which poisoning: FMGE 10
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General
Dribbling of saliva is feature of: JIPMER 14
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Human identification
In the study of latent finger prints, Poroscopy involves _____ level detail in individualization on ridge formations.
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Death and postmortem changes
Cyanide poisoning causes
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Medical Jurisprudence
IPC section 314 deals with
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Poisoning