KUHS MBBS Forensic Medicine Previous Question Paper - February 2020 (207001 Revised)
207001Kerala University of Health Sciences · Forensic Medicine · 2020 · February · Revised
Questions (15)
- 1.A 30 years old female was brought to casualty with history of poisoning. On examination following observations are noted. There was fine froth around mouth and nostrils, smell of kerosene like substance and pupils were constricted. Answer the following: a) What is the most likely diagnosis b) What are the other conditions where fine froth is seen around mouth and nostrils c) What material objects you preserve during autopsy to diagnose poisoning.7 Marks
- 2.Estimation of burns on a body.3 Marks
- 3.Fractures of the skull3 Marks
- 4.Stomach wash tube3 Marks
- 5.Injuries seen in pedestrians in road traffic accidents3 Marks
- 6.Mc Naughton’s rule3 Marks
- 7.Buggery2 Marks
- 8.Still born baby2 Marks
- 9.Feigned insanity2 Marks
- 10.Temporary dentition2 Marks
- 11.Entry wound in a fire arm injury.2 Marks
- 12.Differentiate between Perjury and hostile witness2 Marks
- 13.Differentiate between Contusion and post mortem staining2 Marks
- 14.Draw and label Diatoms2 Marks
- 15.Draw and label Spermatozoa2 Marks
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