Download University of Jaffna MBBS 2019 December Forensic Medicine Question Paper

Download University of Jaffna (University of Sri Lanka) MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) 2019 December Forensic Medicine Previous Question Paper

UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA, SRI LANKA SECOND EXAMINATION FOR MEDICAL
DEGREES DECEMBER 2019 FORENSIC MEDICINE
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Date: 21.12.2019
Time: 9.00 am to 12.00 pm (3 hours)
ANSWER ALL THE FIVE QUESTIONS
Answer each part in a separate answer book.
PART A
I. Describe the injury patterns in
1.1 Fall from height
(50Marks)
1.2 Front seat passenger of a car collided against an electric post
(50Marks)
2 A 55-year-old known asthmatic patient was brought to the emergency department in a state
of respiratory distress. Despite of extensive medical management he died.
2.1 What is the likely cause of death?
(10Marks)
22 Write four (4) possible complications of bronchial asthma.
(20Marks)
2.3 Describe the expected macroscopic findings of the lung at autopsy
(30Marlcs)
2.4 Describe the expected microscopic findings of the lung in this case
(30Marks)
2.5 Briefly describe the expected findings at autopsy due to resuscitation of this man
(10Marks)
PART B
3 A 20-year-old male was brought to hospital in a state of altered consciousness. No proper
history was available. Examination and investigations revealed a scalp contusion, skull
fracture and a small extra duralhaemorrhage. Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) was12 on
admission. He was observed and managed conservatively in the neurosurgical unit and
discharged on the third day.
3.1 Discuss the medico legal classification of injuries/ category of hurt in this case
(40Marks)
3.2 Discuss the ethical considerations in medico legal examination of a 14-year-old child.
(60Marks)
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4
4.1. Describe the postmortem changes that can be seen in a surreptitiously disposed body
recovered more than one month after death.
(45 Marks)
42. Outline the medico-legal significance of the postmortem changes described above. (55
Marks)
5
5.1. Discuss the applications of DNA technology for forensic purposes.
(50 Marks)
5_2. Briefly discuss the forensic significance of the eye.
(50 Marks)
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