Pg Blazer - Online Test Series 14 - Forensic Medicine

Burtonian line, also known as lead line is a clinical manifestation of chronic lead poisoning

Mercury poisoning (also known as hydrargyria or mercurialism) is a disease caused by exposure to mercury or its compounds.

Abortion stick induces abortion by stimulating uterine contraction.

Sexual asphyxia refers to the act of intentionally restricting oxygen flow during sexual activities to enhance sexual pleasure. It involves the use of various methods such as choking, strangulation, or suffocation. Masochism, which is the enjoyment of receiving pain or humiliation, is associated with sexual asphyxia because individuals who engage in masochistic behavior may find pleasure in the sensation of being deprived of oxygen. This behavior is consensual and typically practiced within the boundaries of a safe and consensual BDSM relationship.

Atropine is useful in early onset mushroom poisoning. It counteracts the muscarinic symptoms.

Hemoperfusion with charcoal is useful in barbiturate poisoning because it helps remove the barbiturate from the bloodstream. Charcoal has a high adsorptive capacity, meaning it can bind to and remove toxins from the body. In cases of barbiturate poisoning, hemoperfusion with charcoal can be used to filter the blood and remove the barbiturate, helping to reduce its concentration in the body and potentially improve the patient's condition.

Malathion is an alkyl phosphate.

Dialysis is a medical procedure used to remove waste products and excess fluids from the blood when the kidneys are unable to perform this function adequately. It is commonly used in cases of poisoning to help remove toxic substances from the body. Methyl alcohol, barbiturates, and ethylene glycol are all substances that can be effectively removed through dialysis. However, copper sulfate poisoning is not typically treated with dialysis as it is not easily removed by this method. Therefore, the correct answer is copper sulfate.

Heavy metal poisoning does not require preservation of the brain because heavy metals primarily affect other organs such as the kidneys, liver, and lungs. The brain is not the primary target organ for heavy metal toxicity. In contrast, alkaloid poisoning, organophosphorus poisoning, and volatile organic poisoning can all affect the central nervous system, including the brain, and therefore preservation of the brain may be necessary in these cases.

Question is about cervical canal, not about external os!