AIPG 2011 - Forensic Medicine - 9 Questions
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- 1.An infant is brought to the A&E ward with alleged history of violent shaking by parents. Most characteristic injury is....
- A.
Ruptured spleen
- B.
Long bone fracture
- C.
Skull bone fracture
- D.
Subdural hematoma
- 2.Signature fracture means
- A.
Suture displacement fracture
- B.
Depressed skull fracture
- C.
Contrecoup injury
- D.
Fracture at foramen magnum
- 3.Gun powder in a cloth can be best seen by
- A.
Infrared rays
- B.
Magnifying lens
- C.
Xray
- D.
UV rays
- 4.Which organ obtained from a cadaver can not be used for transplantation ?
- A.
Bladder
- B.
Blood vessel
- C.
Lung
- D.
Liver
- 5.An auto-rickshaw ran over a child’s thigh and produced a mark of the tyre tracks. it is ....
- A.
Patterned bruise
- B.
Contact bruise
- C.
Imprint abrasion
- D.
Ectopic bruise
- 6.Luminous, translucent and waxy natured poison is ...
- A.
Arsenic
- B.
Yellow phosphorus
- C.
Thalium
- D.
Aconite
- 7.Sparrow marks are seen in
- A.
Windshield glass injury
- B.
Gunshot injuries
- C.
Vitriolage
- D.
Stab injury of face
- 8.Dental numbering is done by all EXCEPT
- A.
Palmer notation
- B.
DI two digit system
- C.
Acrogram
- D.
Anatomic and diagramatic charting
- 9.A patient presented to emergency ward with bluish pigmentation of conjunctiva, mucous membranes, nails & tachycardia after ingestion of a poison. What is that poison?
- A.
Arsenic
- B.
Hg
- C.
Pb
- D.
Ag
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