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Forensic Medicine
List of top Forensic Medicine Questions
Preauricular sulcus is a part of?
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Sex determination from the pelvis
Which of Gustafson's parameters is the most accurate?
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Age estimation from teeth (Gustafson's method)
Maximum soft tissue bruising in the neck is seen in -
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Mechanical asphyxia - Smothering
Choking of the respiratory passage by a bolus of food is known as?
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Asphyxial Deaths - Choking (Cafe Coronary)
Immersion syndrome is also called as?
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Drowning - Atypical Drowning (Immersion Syndrome)
A graze is a type of?
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Mechanical injuries - wound classification
The term Quoad Hanc means?
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Sexual offences and hymen
The ideal site to record the body temperature in a dead body is?
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Postmortem changes - water immersion
The first fingerprint bureau of the world was first established in which country?
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Identification - Fingerprints (Dactylography)
IPC Section 197 is related to:
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Medical Jurisprudence
A Class I judicial magistrate has the power to give a punishment of:
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Medical Jurisprudence
Lendrum stain (Phloxine-Tartrazine) is done at autopsy for the diagnosis of?
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Autopsy stains - amniotic fluid embolism
A victim was choked with the mouth and nose covered, while the neck was held in the bend of the assailant's elbow from behind. This method of strangulation is called?
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Mechanical asphyxia - Smothering
Which of the following substances acts as both a poison and an antidote?
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Toxicology - copper sulphate
Who is regarded as the Father of Toxicology?
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History of toxicology - eponyms
The term vitriolage means:
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Corrosive Poisoning - Gastric Lavage
Muttering delirium is characteristically seen in poisoning with:
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Toxicology - Heavy Metal Poisoning
Which of the following is not seen in finger prints?
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Mechanical injuries - wound classification
Marshall's triad is seen in?
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Blast and explosive injuries
In medicolegal autopsy, cavity to be opened first is?
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Autopsy procedure
Plaintiff is a person who?
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Legal procedure terminology
Dental numbering is done by all of the following except
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Dental numbering systems
The rave drug is?
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Drugs of abuse
Sparrow foot marks (sparrow marks) are seen in?
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Mechanical injuries - wound classification
A poison which is luminous, translucent and waxy is
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Yellow phosphorus poisoning
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