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5212 Forensic Medicine

Joule burns is seen in-

AElectrocution

BThermal injury

CRadiation injury

DLightning

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5213 Forensic Medicine

Mood disorder is: MP 07

APsychosis

BDisturbance in affect

CAnxiety

DNeurosis

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5214 Forensic Medicine

In Buggery, the victim in called paederasty if he is

AYoung boy

BYoung girl

COld woman

DOld man

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5215 Forensic Medicine

Acute yellow Fatty Liver is caused by which of the following poisonings?

AAconite

BArsenic

CLead

DMercury

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5216 Forensic Medicine

HCN causes –

AHistotoxic anoxia by inhibiting carbonic anhydrase

BHistotoxic anoxia by inhibiting succinyl oxidase

CCytotoxic anoxia by inhibiting cytochrome oxidase

DCytotoxide anoxia by inhibiting succinyl oxidase

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5217 Forensic Medicine

Immediate stiffness postmoem occurs in –

ACadaveric rigidity

BCadaveric spasm

CRigor mois

DAlgor mois

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5218 Forensic Medicine

Arborescent burns are seen in: September 2009

AFlame burns

BLightning stroke

CHeat stroke

DElectrocution

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5219 Forensic Medicine

Changes in middle ear after birth are observed in-

AWerdin'stest

BPloucquet's test

CFodere's test

DBreslau's test

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5220 Forensic Medicine

Rape is defined under:

ASec. 320 IPC

BSec. 375 IPC

CSec. 376 IPC

DSec. 351 IPC

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