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Mcq Subject: Forensic Medicine

A Viperidae

B Elapidae

C Sea snakes

D Crotalidae

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A Rat poisoning

B Arsenic poisoning

C Sildenafil poisoning

D Cantharide poisoning

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A Grievous injury

B Simple injury

C Dangerous injury

D Assault

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A Mercaptans

B Lacquer

C Paraldehyde

D Nitrobenzene

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A Trinitrophenol

B Mononitrophenol

C Nitric acid

D Pyrocathechol

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A Weight of lung

B Specific gravity of lung

C Consistency of lung

D Volume of lungs

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A White phosphorus

B Red Phosphorus

C Arsenic

D Antimony

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A 1

B 2

C 3

D 4

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A Complete apnea

B Absent Pupillary reflex

C Absence deep tendon reflex

D Hea rate un-responsive to atropine

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A Offence that can be forgiven

B Offence in which person can be arrested but with a warrant

C Offence in which a person can be arrested even without a warrant

D Offence in which bail cannot be granted

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Mcq Subject: Forensic Medicine

Pit viper beongs to –

Priapism is seen in

A woman assaulted by neighbor was brought to you in the emergency depament with fracture of middle tooth. Injury was extended medially to the mouth and there was also contusion to bilateral leg. What is the nature of the injury

Shoe polish like smell is seen in:

Xanthoproteic reaction is due to the formation of

Raygat’s test is based on:

Phossy jaw is caused by-

In tandem bullet, number of bullet/ bullets coming out of the gun is/are:

Not a feature of brain death

What is cognizable offence ?

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