Download University of Jaffna MBBS 2011 October Forensic Medicine Question Paper

Download University of Jaffna (University of Sri Lanka) MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) 2011 October Forensic Medicine Previous Question Paper

UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA, SRI LANKA
SECOND EXAMINATION FOR MEDICAL DEGREES October 2011
Forensic Medicine Paper II
Date: 17.10.2011
Time: 03 hours
ANSWER ALL THE FIVE QUESTIONS
Answer each PART in separate answer book

Part A
1.
Police has produced a driver of a motor car who met with an accident he is
suspected to be drunk.

1.1. How will you examine this case?
(70 Marks)
1.2. How will you submit report to the police?
(30 Marks)
2.
A young male who was driving a car, collided with a lamp post on the side of the
road and found dead.

2.1. What are the external and internal injuries you could see in this case?
(50 Marks)
2.2. How will you establish time since death in this case?
(50 Marks)
Part B
3.
3.1. What is child abuse?
(20 Marks)
3.2. A five year old child was admitted to the hospital with injuries suspected
to be non accidental injuries; what are the features in the history,
examination & investigations which will help you to diagnose non
accidental injury in this child?

(80 Marks)
Part C
4.
A 25 years old female was found dead by hanging inside her bedroom, from the
door handle in kneeling position.
4.1. How will you differentiate self hanging from postmortem hanging in this
case?
(50 Marks)
4.2. How will you exclude sexual violence in this case?
(50 Marks)
5.1. A 12 year old child when he was going alone on the road met with an
accident and admitted to the casualty, needing urgent surgery to save the
life of the child.
Discuss informed consent in this case.
(40 Marks)
5.2. A farmer admitted to hospital with the history of ingestion of paraquet and
died within few hours of admission. You are called to do postmortem
examination in this case. What will be the postmortem examination
findings in this case?

(60 Marks)
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