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Forensic Medicine Practice MCQs
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Mechanical injuries
Patterened bruice is seen on -
#3303
General
In deep incised wounds, Langer's lines determine
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Poisoning
The non-poisoning Salt of cyanide is -
#3305
Death and postmortem changes
Dead fetus never shows
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General
Blackfoot disease is caused by: NEET 14
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General
Suspended animation is seen in following except?
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General
Phassy jaw is caused by
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General
What does mummification refer to:
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General
All can be executive magistrate except
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Mechanical injuries
Blue color of contusion seen at
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General
Fracture of Hyoid bone is indicative of
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General
Cutis anserine is seen in:
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What is the meaning of the term hydrocution?
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General
A person comes in contact with other. This is called-
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General
Diatoms are seen in death due to: Jharkhand 11
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General
Leading questions are permitted only in-
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General
For MTP consent is taken from
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General
Diffuse axonal injury is characterized by lesion at: AI 08; FMGE 11
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General
Hanging causes large amount of injury to:
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Misc.
Bone pearl appearance is seen in -
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Poisoning
Angel dust is -
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Medico legal procedures
Oral evidence is more impoant than written testimony as -
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General
Arun was hit by a car and thrown up. He hits the road divider and falls on the ground and sustains head injury then run over by another car. The head injury is classified as: JIPMER 14
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Asphyxia
Judicial Hanging causes
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Forensic Toxicology - Concepts, Statutes, Evidence, and Techniques
Antidote used in methyl alcohol poisoning is?
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Forensic Toxicology - Concepts, Statutes, Evidence, and Techniques
Knockout drops are -
#3328
All India exam
True about cadaveric spasm :
#3329
General
"Last" to putrefy in male is:
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General
Hydrocution is -
#3331
Thermal injury
Joule burns is seen in -
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General
Foamy liver is characteristic of
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Mechanical injuries
Primary impact injury is most common in -
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Forensic Toxicology - Concepts, Statutes, Evidence, and Techniques
Acute arsenic poisoning is confused with?
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General
Arsenophagists are -
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Injuries
Suspended animation is seen in following except -
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General
Tattooing around the entry wound is seen in ?
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FMT Q Bank
A 39 year old carpenter has taken two bottles of liquor from the local shop. After about and hour, he develops confusion, vomiting and blurring of vision. He has been brought to the emergency depament. He should be given:
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Rule of Haase is used to calculate?
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Run-amok is: JIPMER 13
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Wounds from revolvers and automatic pistol may be stellate shape in case of: September 2005
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General
Which of the following is TRUE about cadaveric lividity?
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General
Chronic arsenic poisoning causes:
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Asphyxia
All of the following are true about death by strangulation except
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General
Fatal dose of arsenic trioxide in adults: AIIMS 14
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General
Poisoning with all the following causes constriction of the pupils except:
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Poisoning
'Glassblowers shakes' are seen in poisoning due to
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General
In case of deaths due to asphyxia, the pa which should be dissected last is:
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Poisoning by an irritant may be mistaken for
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