RGUHS MBBS Forensic Medicine May 2023 (1032 CBME)

1032Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences · Forensic Medicine · 2023 · May · CBME

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1.Define viability of a fetus. Describe the signs of live birth in a fetus brought for autopsy. Describe the methods used for infanticide.
10 Marks
2.A 27 year old woman had gone to take a bath in a non- ventilated bathroom fitted with a defective gas geyser. She was found dead by her family. At autopsy, there was cherry red discoloration of postmortem staining. No injuries were present on the body. Histopathology of vital organs was unremarkable. Blood and viscera were collected and sent to Forensic Science Laboratory. a. Mention the most probable cause of death in this case. b. Describe the mechanism of action in such cases c. Describe the clinical features in such cases d. Outline the treatment of such cases e. Describe the legal duties of a doctor in such cases
10 Marks
3.A body was removed from the grave in front of Magistrate as the relatives alleged suspicion of foul play in causation of death. After Magistrate inquest autopsy was performed. a. Mention the name given to above mentioned legal procedure b. Under which section of CrPC the above legal procedure will be performed? c. Describe the role of doctor in conducting above legal procedure.
5 Marks
4.Describe hyoid bone fractures and its medicolegal importance.
5 Marks
5.Discuss the role of doctor in identifying different types of torture.
5 Marks
6.Define abrasion. Describe its types with medicolegal importance.
5 Marks
7.Define Rape as per section 375 IPC.
5 Marks
8.Describe Vicarious liability with examples
5 Marks
9.Name four household poisons. Describe the various viscera to be preserved in such cases.
5 Marks
10.Describe the clinical features, treatment and medicolegal importance of chronic Arsenic poisoning.
5 Marks
11.Enumerate the duties of a doctor in maintaining and preserving medical records as per Code of Medical ethics 2002.
3 Marks
12.Describe the Negative autopsy with examples
3 Marks
13.Enumerate the causes of impotency in a male.
3 Marks
14.Enumerate recent signs of delivery in a woman at autopsy.
3 Marks
15.Mention the dyes used to produce tattoo and different techniques used for erasure of tattoo.
3 Marks
16.Define Contributory negligence. Give examples
3 Marks
17.Define consent. Enumerate types of consent in medical practice
3 Marks
18.Define Professional misconduct. Give two examples.
3 Marks
19.Define hallucination. Describe the types.
3 Marks
20.Define chelating agents. Give examples of their usage in poisonings.
3 Marks
21.All are true about dying deposition, EXCEPT A. Oath is administered B. Allowed in India C. Recorded by the magistrate D. Accused is present while recording
1 Mark
22.“Le facie sympathique” can be seen in A. Smothering B. Choking C. Hanging D. Gagging
23.For Pathological autopsy consent is obtained from A. Treating doctor B. Next of kith and kin C. Investigating officer D. Magistrate
24.According to Krogman’s Index accuracy of estimating the sex of an adult with the help of Pelvis bone alone is: A. 80% B. 90% C. 95% D. 98%
25.Professional death sentence is a term used for A. Warning notice B. Capital punishment C. Penal erasure D. Rigorous imprisonment
26.Kleptomania is a type of A. Phobia B. Hallucination C. Impulse D. Illusion
27.During Lucid interval, the mentally ill person has A. No criminal responsibility B. Normal criminal responsibility C. Diminished criminal responsibility D. Increased criminal responsibility
28.Phossy jaw is seen in A. Acute poisoning of phosphorus B. Chronic poisoning of phosphorus C. Acute poisoning of mercury D. Chronic poisoning of mercury
29.Action of this poison resembles viper snake bite A. Abrin B. Ricin C. Crotin D. Calotoxin
30.Section 32 Indian evidence Act deals with A. Dying deposition B. Dying declaration C. Consent D. Summons
1 Mark

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