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MBBS SECOND PROFESSIONAL

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MODEL QUESTIONS FOR ANNUAL 2009

Forensic Medicine and Toxicology

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(Multiple Choice Questions)




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Q.1

A surgeon under the effect of Alcohol performed laparotomy operation of a

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female patient. During the operation she was quite wreckless. As a result of

this death of the patient occurred. The surgeon is guilty of:

a) Civil medical negligence.

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b) Criminal medical negligence.

c) Ethical malpraxis.

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d) Therapeutic misadventure.

e) Contributory medical negligence.


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Q.2

Death of a person occurred when he was hit by revolver bullet. On

postmortem examination there was deposit of soot around the entry

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wound. Tattooing was spread over a large area. The skin was not burnt and

hair was not singed. The approximate distance of fire is:

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a) Firm contact.

b) 6 Inches.

c) 1-2 feet.

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d) 6-8 feet.

e) 15-20 feet.

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Q.3

A fully conscious person reported to the emergency room of a Tertiary care

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hospital. He sustained injury on the head during a fight. There was a boggy

swelling measuring 6 x 4cm on the right parietal area. On X-ray

examination there was fracture of parietal bone without displacement of

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the ends. The nature of injury is:

a) Shajjah Khafifah.

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b) Shajjah munaqillah.

c) Shajjah Damigah.

d) Shajjah Hashimah.

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e) Shajjah Ammah.


Q.4

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The dead body is lying on autopsy table. There is leathery, fine, tenacious,

persistent froth at mouth and nostrils. The death is due to:

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a) Opium poisoning.

b) Barbiturate poisoning.

c) Throttling.

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d) Drowning.

e) Traumatic Asphyxia.

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Q.5

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Death of a person occurred due to multiple bullets hitting the head. The

skull and brain are shattered. Brain matter is coming out. There is no injury

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on any other part of the body for determination of cause of death. What will

you do?

a) No need to do further examination.

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b) Only cranial cavity to be opened.

c) Cranial and chest cavity to be opened.

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d) Cranial and abdominal cavity to be opened.

e) Cranial, thoracic and abdominal all to be opened.


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Q.6

The drug which is said to reduce appetite and fatigue; is commonly used as

Aphrodisiac; its addicts use it as a Snuff and feel as if insects are creeping

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on the skin. The drug is:

a) Cannabis indica.

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b) Amphetamine.

c) L.S.D.

d) Cocaine.

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e) Aspirin.


Q.7

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Salt solution is used as an emetic in cases of poisoning. Its overdosage in a

child can cause damage to:

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a) Liver.

b) Heart.

c) Kidney.

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d) Brain.

e) Pancreas.

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Q.8

A person after ingesting a toxic agent is in a state of Narcosis. The pupils

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are contracted. However, on pinching the neck the pupils dilate initially and

slowly return to their original size. The toxic agent is:

a) Barbiturate.

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b) Alcohol.

c) Strychnine.

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d) Organophosphate.

e) Carbolic acid.


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Q.9

The person is being examined for age certification. On examination of X-ray

skull the closure of the saggital suture has started. The approximate age is:

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a) 20-25 years.

b) 25-30 years.

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c) 30-35 years.

d) 40-45 years.

e) 45-50 years.

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Q.10 The findings on the neck area are extensive laceration of neck structure,

tears in sternomastoid and facture dislocation of C2-C3 vertebrae. These

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findings are present in:

a) Accidental hanging.

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b) Autoerotic hanging.

c) Incomplete hanging.

d) Suicidal hanging.

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e) Judicial hanging.


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