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    This document contains 10 multiple choice questions related to forensic medicine and toxicology. The questions cover topics such as determining the level of culpability for a surgeon performing surgery under the influence of alcohol, estimating the distance of a gunshot based on forensic evidence, classifying a type of head injury, identifying the cause of death based on autopsy findings, determining the appropriate scope for an autopsy, identifying a drug based on its effects, potential damage from an overdose of a emetic, identifying a toxic substance based on its effects on pupils, estimating age based on skull development, and classifying a hanging based on neck injuries.

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    This document contains 10 multiple choice questions related to forensic medicine and toxicology. The questions cover topics such as determining the level of culpability for a surgeon performing surgery under the influence of alcohol, estimating the distance of a gunshot based on forensic evidence, classifying a type of head injury, identifying the cause of death based on autopsy findings, determining the appropriate scope for an autopsy, identifying a drug based on its effects, potential damage from an overdose of a emetic, identifying a toxic substance based on its effects on pupils, estimating age based on skull development, and classifying a hanging based on neck injuries.

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    MBBS SECOND PROFESSIONAL

    MODEL QUESTIONS FOR ANNUAL 2009


    Forensic Medicine and Toxicology
    (Multiple Choice Questions)
    Q.1

    A surgeon under the effect of Alcohol performed laparotomy operation of a


    female patient. During the operation she was quite wreck less. As a result of
    this death of the patient occurred. The surgeon is guilty of:
    a) Civil medical negligence.
    b) Criminal medical negligence.
    c) Ethical malpraxis.
    d) Therapeutic misadventure.
    e) Contributory medical negligence.

    Q.2

    Death of a person occurred when he was hit by revolver bullet. On


    postmortem examination there was deposit of soot around the entry
    wound. Tattooing was spread over a large area. The skin was not burnt and
    hair was not singed. The approximate distance of fire is:
    a) Firm contact.
    b) 6 Inches.
    c) 1-2 feet.
    d) 6-8 feet.
    e) 15-20 feet.

    Q.3

    A fully conscious person reported to the emergency room of a Tertiary care


    hospital. He sustained injury on the head during a fight. There was a boggy
    swelling measuring 6 x 4cm on the right parietal area. On X-ray
    examination there was fracture of parietal bone without displacement of
    the ends. The nature of injury is:
    a) Shajjah Khafifah.
    b) Shajjah munaqillah.
    c) Shajjah Damigah.
    d) Shajjah Hashimah.
    e) Shajjah Ammah.

    Q.4

    The dead body is lying on autopsy table. There is leathery, fine, tenacious,
    persistent froth at mouth and nostrils. The death is due to:
    a) Opium poisoning.
    b) Barbiturate poisoning.
    c) Throttling.
    d) Drowning.
    e) Traumatic Asphyxia.

    Q.5

    Death of a person occurred due to multiple bullets hitting the head. The
    skull and brain are shattered. Brain matter is coming out. There is no injury
    on any other part of the body for determination of cause of death. What will
    you do?
    a) No need to do further examination.
    b) Only cranial cavity to be opened.
    c) Cranial and chest cavity to be opened.
    d) Cranial and abdominal cavity to be opened.
    e) Cranial, thoracic and abdominal all to be opened.

    Q.6

    The drug which is said to reduce appetite and fatigue; is commonly used as
    Aphrodisiac; its addicts use it as a Snuff and feel as if insects are creeping
    on the skin. The drug is:
    a) Cannabis indica.
    b) Amphetamine.
    c) L.S.D.
    d) Cocaine.
    e) Aspirin.

    Q.7

    Salt solution is used as an emetic in cases of poisoning. Its overdosage in a


    child can cause damage to:
    a) Liver.
    b) Heart.
    c) Kidney.
    d) Brain.
    e) Pancreas.

    Q.8

    A person after ingesting a toxic agent is in a state of Narcosis. The pupils


    are contracted. However, on pinching the neck the pupils dilate initially and
    slowly return to their original size. The toxic agent is:
    a) Barbiturate.
    b) Alcohol.
    c) Strychnine.
    d) Organophosphate.
    e) Carbolic acid.

    Q.9

    The person is being examined for age certification. On examination of X-ray


    skull the closure of the saggital suture has started. The approximate age is:
    a) 20-25 years.
    b) 25-30 years.
    c) 30-35 years.
    d) 40-45 years.
    e) 45-50 years.

    Q.10 The findings on the neck area are extensive laceration of neck structure,
    tears in sternomastoid and facture dislocation of C 2-C3 vertebrae. These
    findings are present in:
    a) Accidental hanging.
    b) Autoerotic hanging.
    c) Incomplete hanging.
    d) Suicidal hanging.
    e) Judicial hanging.

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