MPMSU – 2019 march main

Subject – Forensic medicine & toxicology

Q. 1 MCQs – 16 x =8
1. Avulsion injury is –
a. Abrasion b. Laceration c. Incised wound d. Stab wound
2. Casper’s dictum is related with –
a. Rigor mortis b. postmortem cooling c. Decomposition d. Cadaveric spasm
3. Fishtailing of wound is seen in –
a. Incised wound b. Chop wound c. stab wound d. Laceration
4. Sciatic notch index is used for determination of –
a. Age b. Sex c. Race d. None
5. Tailing is seen in which type of wound –
a. Incised wound b. Stab wound c. Chop wound d. none
6. Unburned gunpowder particles cause –
a. Burning b. Blackening c. Tattooing d. All of the above
7. Pond’s fracture is commonly seen in –
a. Infant b. Adolescents c. Adult d. Old persons
8. Mee’s liens are seen in –
a. Aresenic poisoning b. Lead poisoning
c. mercury poisoning d. Antimony poisoning
9. Super added teeth are –
a. Incisor b. Premolar c. Canine d. Molar
10. Brush burn also known as-
a. Electric burn b. Lightening c. Graze abrasion d. Bruise
11. Dowry death comes under –
a. 304A (IPC) b. 304B (IPC) c. 498A (IPC) d. 357C (IPC)
12. After head injury the person can tell the name of the assailant during period of –
a. Concussion b. Lucid interval c. Compression d. Any of the above
13. Leading questions are allowed in –
a. Examination in chief b. Cross examination
c. Re-examination d. All the above
14. Loss of alignment and overriding of the bones of skull in maturated fetus is known as
a. Hegar sign b. Braxton sign c. Chadwick sign d. Spalding sign
15. Which section of the IPC deals with stalking –
a. 354A (IOP) b. 354B (IPC) c. 345C (IPC) d. 354D (IPC)
16. Most common fingerprint pattern in india is –
a. Loop b. Whorl c. Arches d. Composite

Q.2 Long Answere Question – 2x5 = 10

1. Classify injury. Describe types of abrasions and lacerations.
2. Define professional misconduct. Explain with examples
Q.3 Very Short Answer Questions – 4x3 = 12
1. Hallucinations.
2. Grievous hurt
3. Antemortem and postmortem burn.
4. Diatom test

Q.4 Very Short Answere Questions – 10 x 1 = 10

1. Rule of hasse.
2. Medullary index of hair.
3. Name any two date rape drugs.
4. Define testamentary capecity.
5. 4 Characteristics of entry wound of rifled firearm.
6. Name 2 confirmatory signs of pragnancy.
7. Coeaine bugs
8. Define perjury and hostile witness
9. Write essential ingredients of medical negligence.
10. Name 2 alkaloids present in Nux vomica seed
 MPMSU – 2019 september supply
Forensic medicine & Toxicology

Q. 1 MCQs –
1. Venom of which snake is predominantly haemotoxic –
a. King cobra b. Common cobra c. Krait d. Viper
2. Mechanism of action of nux vomica poison is to –
a. Inhibit glycine at pre-ganglionic b. Stimulation glycine at pre-ganlionic
receptor sites receptor sites
c. Inhibit glycine at post-ganglionic d. Stimulation glycine post-ganglionic
receptor sites receptor sites
3. Magnan’s syndrome and hippus are seen respectively in –
a. Alcohol and canabis b. Canabis and cocaine
c. Cocaine and alcohol d. Cocaine and Aco
4. chelating agents are antidote for –
a. Organophosphorus compounds b. Organic poisons
c. Heavy metal poisons d. Inorganic poisons
5. Most common feature of opiate poisoning is –
a. Respiratory depression b. Hypotension c. Bradycardia d. Hypothermia
6. Medical negligence will be applicable on –
a. Private medical practtioners b. Government medical practitioners
c. Both A and B d. None of the above
7. Acrodynia/Pink disease is seen in poisoning with –
a. Lead b. Arsenic c. Mercury d. Thallium
8. Common used drug for NARCO-ANALYSIS-
a. Atropine sulphate b. Scopolamine hydro bromide
c. Opium compounds d. Phenobarbital
9. For DNA test liquid blood is stored in –
a. Sodium citrate b. EDTA c. Potassium oxalate d. Sodium fluroride
10. Rules of criminal responsibility of the insane are all , except –
a. Hasse’s rule b. Mc Naughten’s rule
c. Durham’s rule d. Curren’s rule
11. ‘’Statutory rape’’ is –
a. Rape of an insane women b. Rape of anather person’s wife
c. Rape of less than 18 year old d. Rape in police constable
12. Dead born fetus does not show-
a. Adipocere formation b. Rigor mortis at birth
c. Mummifiaction d. Maceration

13. Pugilistic attitude is due to –

a. Muscle contraction b. Defence mechanism c. Protein coagulation d. Lipolysis
14. Privileged communication is between –
a. Doctor-patient b. Doctor-court c. Doctor-medical council d. Doctor-police
15. ‘’Vicarious responsibility ‘’ pertains to –
a. Patient’s contribution towards b. Hospital’s contribution towards patient’s
 negligence damage
c. Responsibility for actions of colleague d. Responsibility for action of junior
16. Gustafson method is about –
a. Sex determination from sacrum b. Fetal age from internal organ development
b. Sex determination from barr body d. Age determination from teeth

Q.2 Short Answere Question – 2 x 5 = 10

a. Define injury and classify the types of injuries. Discuss in detail about the features of
stab wound.
b. What are the medico legal duties of a doctor in case of poisoning ? What should be the
qualities of homicidal poison ?

Q.3 Short Answere Question - 4 x 3 = 12

a. Decomposition of a dead body
b. Aluminium phosphide poisoning
c. Vicarious liability and corporate negligence
d. Changes in section 375 IPC as per criminal Law Amendment Act 2013

Q.4 Very Short Answere Question – 10X1=10

a. Summons
b. Section 86 IPC
c. Tandem bullet
d. Mixed dentition
e. McNaughten’s rule
f. Self inflicted injury
g. Enumerate 4 medico-legal reports
h. Name 4 sexual perversions
i. Signs of recent delivery
j. Disciplinary actions of medical council of india.
 MPMSU – 2019 November
Subject – Forensic medicine & Toxicology

Q.1 MCQs –
1. Professional death sentence means-
a. Cpital punishment b. Penal erasure c. Imprisonment d. Imposition of fine
2. First class judicial magistrate can give punishment up to –
a. 1 year b. 3 year c. 7 year d. 10 year
3. Double edged weapon would produce –
a. Spindle shaped wound b. Tear drop wound c. Wedge shape wound d. Elliptical wounds
4. A physician can be prosecuted for criminal negligence under section –
a. 302 IPC b. 304 IPC c. 304 A IPC d. 304 B IPC
5. forensic thanatology deals with -
a. Study of maggots swarming the body b. Study of cooling of body after death
after death
c. Medico legal study of death d. Suspended animation
6. Tentative cuts are seen in –
a. Homicide b. Suicide c. Hanging d. Drowning
7. Black gun powder consists of –
a. 50 % potassium nitrate , 25% charcoal b. 50% potassium chlorate , 20% charcoal and
and 25% suiphur 30% sulphur
c. 50% potassium nitrate , 10 % charcoal d. 75% potassium nitrate , 15% charcoal and 10%
and 15% sulphur sulphur
8. Heat hematoma is seen inside –
a. Cranial cavity b. Chest cavity c. Abdominal cavity d. Uterus
9. Diastatic fracture refers to –
a. Separation of skull sutures b. Indenting of skull due to pressure
c. A bone being broken at two or more places d. Two/more bones fracture simultaneously
10. Paltauf’s hemorrhages are seen in –
a. Drowning b. Firearm injury c. Hanging d. Strangulation
11. Macerated fetus indicates –
a. A dead born child b. A still born child c. A live born child d. Intra uterine growth retardation
12. Mens rea refers to –
a. Guilty action b. Guilty mind c. Civil responsibility of insane d. Sleep walking
13. When a virgin has her first intercourse , the hymen is most often torn at –
a. 12 O’clock b. 3 O’ clock position c. 6 O’clock position d. 9 O’clock position
14. Alcohol is predominantly absorbed from –
a. Stomach b. Small intestine c. Large intestine d. Caecum
15. Red velvety stomach is seen in poisoning with –
a. Abrus precatorius b. Arsenic c. Datura d. All of the above
16. Universal antidote contains all except –
a. Powdered charcoal b. Tannic acid c. Ground mustard d. Magnesium oxide
Q.2 Long Answere Questions – 2x5 = 10
a. Define asphyxia. Enumerate various violent asphyxia deaths. Describe in detail about
postmortem findings in a case of strangulation.
 b. Write down the mechanism of action , signs , symptoms , treatment and post mortem
findingd of organophosphate poisoning.

Q.3 Short Answere Question – 4x3 = 12

a. Assessment of extent and depth of burn.
b. Consent
c. Discuss plea of unsound mind (insanity) in relation to murder.
d. Sample collection and preservation in case of drunkenness.

Q.4 Very Short Answere Questions – 10x1 =10

a. Define obscure autopsy
b. Define still birth
c. Enumerate positive signs of pregnancy
d. Define lucid interval
e. Enumerate 4 cardiac poisons
f. Define café coronary
g. Res ipsa-Loquitor
h. Define ectopic bruise with example
i. Define sadism
j. Define Run amok
 MPMSU – 2020 october main
Subject – Forensic medicine & Toxicology

Q.1 MCQs –
1. Postmortem caloricity is found in all of the following conditions except
a. Sunstroke b. Strychine poisoning c. Septicemia d. Barbiturate poisoning
2. All are components of black gun powder except –
a. Charcoal b. Lead peroxide c. Potassium nitrate d. Sulphur
3. All are sign of live birth except –
a. Dome shaped chest b. Air in the middle ear
c. Lung are alastic & spongy d. Diaphragm is at the level of 4th rib
4. Which of the following IPC is decriminalized in mental Health act 2017 ?
a. 305 b. 306 c. 307 d. 309
5. Which one of the following is the ideal preservative for preservation of outline viscera in case of
Poisoning ?
a. Rectified spirit b.Formaldehyde c. Saturated solution of Nacl d. Glycerol
6. All of the following are features of cocaine poisoning except
a. Hypertension b. Mydriasis c. Tachypnea d. Bradycardia
7. The most common site of rupture of hymen by the sexual act is –
a. 3 to 5 O’clock position b. 5 to 7 O ‘clock position
c. 11 to 1 O’clock position d. 7 to 9 O’clock position
8. Falanga means
a. Beating on soles b. Beating on palms c. Beating on abdomen d. Beating on chest
9. Gunshot residues in the hands can be detected by –
a. Phenolphthalein test b. Hydrogen activation analysis
c. Benzidine on abdomen d. Dermal nitrate test
10. A pateint with suspected poisoning had brownish oral mucosa and tongue, constricted pupil and
Greenish brown urine –
a. Carbolic acid b. Morphine c. Sulphuric acid d. Cannabis
11. Emphysema aquosum is seen in
a. Secondary drowning b. Wet drowning c. Dry drowning d. Immersion syndrome
12. In males , fusion of ischial tuberocity occurs at
a. 13 to 15 years b. 16 to 18 years c. 19 to 21 years d. 21 to 25 years
13. Which of the following is true regarding medicolegal autopsy-
a. Body should be handed over to police b. Consent of the relative is require for post
officer after examination mortem examination
c. Investigating officer should be present d. Collected sample should be handed over to IO
inside the autopsy room in unsealed condition
14. Doctrine of product liability will apply when –
a. Physician fails to insoect, test and repair b. Manufacturer fails to design , assemble and
defects of the manufacture’s medical products pack properly
c. Physician fails to use it in its proper perspective d. All of the above
15. A bullet fired from a gun is not released. It is injected out with the next shot. It is known as
a. Dumdum bullet b. Tumbling bullet c. Tandem bullet d. Ricochet bullet
 16. Humen experimentation is carried out following
a. Declaration of Oslo b. Helsinki declaration c. Tokyo declaration d. Geneva convention

Q.2 Long Answere Question – 2x5 = 10

a. Define strangulation. Mention its different types. Describe postmortem findings in
case of death due to ligature strangulation.
b. Discuss collection and forwarding of forensic samples for DNA fingerprinting. Add a
note on restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis (RFLP) method used for
DNA fingerprinting.

Q.3 Short Answere Questions – 4x3 = 12

a. Define rape
b. Write a short note on antidotes.
c. Differentiate between suicidal and homicidal cut throat woun.
d. Write a short note on cadaveric spasm.

Q.4 Very Short Answere Questions – 10x1 = 10

a. Write any 4 differences between antemotem and postmortem burn.
b. Write any 4 difference between entry wound and exit wound of rifled firearm.
c. Enumerate defenses against professional negligence.
d. Classify postmortem changes.
e. Write any 4 difference between venomous and non-venomous snakes.
f. Define summons and evidence.
g. Write any 4 conditions in which state of suspended animation is found.
h. Write any 4 difference between strycnine poisoning and tetanus.
i. Define drug according to WHO.
j. Enumerate Harvard criteria of brain death.

BATCH - 2017
 MPMSU – 2021 march supply
Subject – Forensic medicine & Toxicology

Q.1 MCQs –
1. Rupture of middle meningeal artery leads to –
a. External hematoma b. Intracerebral hematoma
c. Subdural hematoma d. Subarachnoid hematoma
2. Sexual satisfaction , when obtained by a male by rebbing his private part against body of a female is
a. Frotteurism b. Undinism c. Mixoscopia d. Mastrubation
3. Permanent impairment of fingerprint pattern is seen in
a. Leprosy b. Eczema c. Scalda d. Scabies
4. Identification of face using skull X-ray is called as
a. Superimposition b. Gustafson’s technique c. Odontology d. Galton system
5. All of the following autopsy findings are commonly seen in ligature strangulation except
a. Fracture of hyoid bone b. Fracture of thyroid cartilage
c. Bruising in the strap muscle of neck d. Deep congestion of face with petechial haemorrhages
6. Earliest internal sign of decomposition is –
a. Greenish discoloration of undersurface of liver b. Liquifaction of pancreas
c. Reddisn brown discoloration if inner surface of aorta d. Softening of spleen
7. Registered medial practitioner protecting unqualified person in practice is known as –
a. Covering b. Touting c. Dichotomy d. Vicarious resposibility
8. An 11 year old rape victim is brought to emergency for examination. The lady medical officer is
Required to do the following things, except –
a. The consent is to be b. The patient should be given c. All the necessary forensic d. None
taken from the patient necessary emergency T/t sample to be collected
9. All are components of black gun powder except
a. Charcoal b. Lead peroxide c. Potassium nitrate d. Sulphur
10. Which of the following IPC is decriminalized in mental health Act 2017?
a. 305 b. 306 c. 307 d. 309
11. Which one of the following is the ideal prfeservative for preservation of routine viscera in case of
Poisoning?
a. Rectified spirit b. Formaldehyde c. Saturated solution of Nacl d. Glycerol
12. Falanga means
a. Beating on soles b. Beating on palms c. Beating on abdomen d. Beating on chest
13. Gunshot residues in the hands can be detected by –
a. Phenophthalein test b. Hydrogen activation analysis
c. Benzidine test d. Dermal nitrate test
14. Which of the following is true regarding medicolegal autopsy
a.Body should be handed over to b. Consent of the relative is required for
police officer after examination postmortem examination
c. Invastigating officer should be present d. Collected samples should be handed over to IO in
inside the autopsy room unsealed condition
15. A bullet fired from a gun is not released. It is ijected out with the next shot. It is known as –
a. Dumdum bullet b. Tumbling bullet c. Tandem bullet d. Ricochet bullet
 16. Human experimenation is carried out following
a. Declaration of Oslo b. Helsinki declaration c. Tokyo declaration d. Geneva convention

Q.2 Long Answere Question – 2x5 = 10

a. Define strangulation. Mention its different types. Describe postmortem findings in
case of death due to ligature strangulation.
b. Define drunkenness. What are the signs and symptoms of methyl alcohol poisoning?
How will you treat a case of poisoning by methyl alcohol ?

Q.3 Short Answere Questions – 4x3 = 12

a. Write a short note on privileged communication.
b. Write a short note on antidotes.
c. Write a short note on post-mortem appearances in a case of fresh water drowning.
d. Write a short note on adipocere.

Q.4 Very Short Answere Question – 10x1 = 10

a. What is Locard’s exchange principle?
b. Enumerate any 4 features of chronic mercury poisoning.
c. what is dying declaration?
d. Section 84 of indian penal code.
e. Differentiate between post-mortem hypostasis and bruise.
f. Enumerate defenses against professional negligence.
g. Write any 4 differences between venomous and non-venomous snake.
h. Define summons.
i. Write any 4 conditions in which state of suspended animation is found.
j. Enumerate Harvard criteria of brain death.

BATCH - 2017
 MPMSU – 2021 October main
Subject – Forensic medicine & Toxicology

Q.1 MCQs –
1. Green urine containing albumen and blood is passed in case of poisoning by
a. Oxalic acid b. Carbolic acid c. Iodine d. Copper suiphate
2. Legally abortion mean the premature explusion of the foetus from the mother’s woumb
a. At any time of pregnancy, before b. Before 20th week of pragnancy
the term of gastation is completed
c. Before 28th week of pragnancy d. Before the foetus attains the weight of 1kg
3. Under the drug and cosmetic rule 1945’’ vaccines and sera are included under –
a. Schedule C b. Schedule E c. Schedule F d. Schedule H
4. Emotional or intellectual disorder without loss of touch with reality is seen in –
a. Pyschoses b. Neuroses c. Neurasthenia d. Delirium tremens
5. Lynching is a for of –
a. Sexual asphyxia b. Homicidal hanging c . Judicial hanging d. Strangulation
6. Dowry death is included in which of the following sections of india penal code
a. 304A b. 304B c. 320 d. 498A
7. Wilson’s classification is used to classify
a. Finger print b. Skull c. Gunshot wounds d. Burns
8. Hydrogen peroxide is used to classify –
a. Benzidine test b. Phenolphthalin test c. Orthotoluidine d. Teichmann’s test
9. Pralidoxime is used in organophosphorus poisoning because it –
a. Enhances metabolism b. Enhances excretion
c. Reactivates choinesterase d. Reactivates cholinacetylase
10. Velvety appearance of stomach is seen in poisoning with –
a. Abrus precatorius b. Barbiturates c. Aesenic d. Lead
11. Paralysis of the muscle is feature of bite from –
a. Cobra b. Viper c. Krait d. Sea snakes
12. Edmund locard is known for his –
a. System of personal indebtification b. Formula for estimation of status
on using body measurements
b. Finger print study d. Theory of exchange
13. Preferred method for organ removal in highly transmissible disease ?
a. Virchow’s technique b. Rokitansky’s tech. c. Ghon’s tech. d. lettulle’s tech.
14. The example of cognizable offence is
a. Rape b. Murder c. Robbery d. All of the above
15. Conventional laws of countesy observed between of the medical profession are known as
a. Medical laws b. Medical etiquette c. Medical ethics d. Professional courtesy
16. A 5 year old child , while playing in ground eats some poisonous matterial , examination shows dry
Mouth , dilated pupils and flushed face, what is the likely poison ?
a. Datura b. Mushroom c. Oleander d. Calotropis

Q.2 Long Answere Questions – 2x5 = 10

a. Mention various types of drowning. Describe post mortem findings in case of wet drowning.
 b. Describe the sign , symptoms , lab investigation , treatment and post-mortem findings in case of OP
poisoning?

Q.3 Short Answere Questions – 4x3 = 12

a. Define identification. How will you establish sex of an individual under different circumtances?
b. What are the provisions of MTPact 1971 and its subsequent amendments?
c. Types and medicolegal aspects of delusions.
d. Dying declaration?

Q.4 Very Short Answere Questions – 10x1 = 10

a. Name any 2 cardiac poison.
b. Ricochet bullet
c. Penal erasure
d. Spalding’s sign
e. Delirium tremens
f. Dangerous weapon
g. 3 Modes of death.
h. Rule of haase
i. Tribadism

BATCH - 2018
 MPMSU - 2023 may supply
Subject – Forensic medicine & Toxicology

Q.1 MCQs – 10x1 = 10

1. Flashback phenomenon is associated with –
a. Khat b. Ecstacy c. LSD d. peyote
2. An assault id defined under section –
a. 304 IPC b. 300 IPC c. 351 IPC d. 498 IPC
3. pond’s fracture is seen in –
a. Children b. Adult c. Adolescent d. Birth trauma
4. Dry burn is caused by
a. Hot liquid b. Flame/Hot metal c. UV rays d. Strong acid
5. Age of eruption of first deciduous molar tooth is –
a. 6-8 month b. 7-9 month c. 12-14 months d. 20-30 months
6. Normal weight of the heart is
a. 200-250 gms b. 250-300 gms c. 300-350 gms d. 350-400 gms
7. Test for the presence of vaginal cells in the sample collected for in investigation of
Sexual assault is
a. Precipitin test b. Aero reaction test c. Lugol’s iodine test d. Barberio’s test
8. Over riding of skull bones in a foetus dead in uterus , seen radiologically is known as
a. Spalding’s signs b. Hegar’s sign c. Robert’s sign d. Chadwick’s sign
9. Legally valid age of female for giving consent for sexual intercourse is
a. 14 years b. 16 years c. 18 years d. 21 years
10. Arborescent marks are seen in –
a. Head injury b. Thermal injury c. Lightning injury d. Electric injury

Q.2 Long Answere Questions – 2x20 = 40

a. Define ophitoxaemia ? Describe the signs and symptoms of Viperediae poisoning ?
how will you give first aid in such a case ? what are the specific lines of management?
b. After a late night party an 16 yrs old found in unfamiliar place , inappropriately dressed
in drowsy state with inability to recollect events , brought by police for medicolegal
examination suspecting sexual assault.
1. What are the objectives of examination.
2. What are the general procedure of examination.
3. Give details of local/genital examination.

Q.3 Short Answere Questions – 6x5 = 30

a. Methods of removal of organs in postmortem examination.
b. Grievous hurt
c. Professional secrecy
 d. What is Wallace rule of nine ? Differentiate between antemortem and postmortem
burns.
e. Postmortem findings in case of Traumatic Asphyxia.
f. Describe the findings around the entrance wound produced by a revolver fired from
closed range , stating reason for each.

Q.4 Short Answere Question – 10x1 = 20

a. Superfecundation
b. Dichotomy
c. Primary impact injury
d. Abortion stick
e. Body packers
f. Corpus delicti
g. Magistrate inquest
h. What is the mechanism and mode of death of café coronary?
i. Delusion
j. Caspers dictum
 MPMSU – 2023 nov
Subject – Forensic medicine & Toxicology

Q.1 MCQs – 10x1 = 10

1. Age of mixed dentition is seen up to –
a. 18 years b. 12years c. 14 years d. 16 years
2. Detection of saliva depends on the presence of –
a. Protease b. Acid phosphatase c. Peroxidase d. Amylase
3. Primary impact injury commonly affects –
a. Head b. Chest c. legs d. Abdomen
4. A borescent marks are seen in –
a. Lightening b. Electrocution c. Burn by fire d. Traumatic asphyxia
5. Spalding sign is –
a. Softening of cervix during pregnancy b. Overlapping cranial bones in a
macerated fetus
c. Unequal pupils in cerebral compression d. Absence of foam in drowning
6. In firearm injuries , beveling of flat bones can be seen at –
a. Entry wound b. Exit wound c. Both d. None
7. In indian , death sentence is executed by –
a. Garroting b. Gas chamber c. Hanging d. Electrocution
8. Atavism is resemblance of features to
a. Mother b. Father c. Neighbour d. Grandfather
9. Widmark’s formula is used for measurement of blood level of –
a. Benzodiazepines b. Barbiturates c. Alcohol d. Cocaine
10. All are successional teeth except –
a. First upper premolar b. second lower premolar
c. First lower molar d. First upper canine

Q.2 Long Answere Question – 2x20 = 40

a. Enumerate violent asphyxial death. Discuss the classification and postmortem findings
of drowning along with diatom test ?
b. Classify poisons. Discuss organo-phosphorus poisoning with respect to mechanism of
action , sign and symptoms , treatment and postmortem examination?

Q.3 Brief Answere Question 6x5 = 30

a. Virtopsy
b. Grievous hurt
c. Define

d. Gustafson’s method of age determination

 f. Professional misconduct

Q.4 Short Answere Questions – 10x2 = 20

a. Preservation of viscera for chemical analysis
b. Abortion stick
c. Body packer syndrome
d. Casper dictum
e. Lucid interval
f. Hearsay evidence
g. Caliber of firearm
h. Testamentary capacity
i. Postmortem caloricity
j. Pseudocyesis pregnancy
 MPMSU – 2024 march main
Subject – Forensic medicine & Toxicology

Q.1 MCQs – 10x1 =10

1. La facies sympathetique is a condition seen in case of –
a. Hanging b. Throttling c. Railway accident d. Strangulation
2. When a doctor issues false medical certificate then he is liable under –
a. Sec 1971 IPC b. Sec 304 IPC c. Sec 87 IPC d. Sec 338 IPC
3. An infant is brought to casualty with reports of violent shaking by parents. Most
Characteristic injury is –
a. Long bone fracture b. Subdural hematoma
c. Skull bone fracture d. ruptured spleen
4. The chief gas produced during putrefaction –
a. Mercaptan b. Ethane c. H2s d. Ammonia
5. Best X-ray to determine age of 7 year child
a. Foot and ankle b. Pelvis c. Shoulder d. Hand and wrist
6. Run amok is a feature of
a. Opium b. Aconite c. Cannabis d. Dhatura
7. Bone pearls are seen due to –
a. Fire arm injury b. Asphyxia c. Poisoning with cyanides d. Thermal injuries
8. A child of less than 12 years cannot give valid consent to suffer any harm that may
Occur for an act done in good faith under –
a. Section 82 IPC b. Section 83 IPC c. Section 87 IPC d. Section 98 IPC
9. Gutter fracture is due to
a. A sharp weapon b. Firearm injury c. Serrated edge d. Blunt weapon
10. Which of the following is not true about fresh water drowning?
a. Hyperkalemia b. Hemolysis c. Hypovolemia d. Venticular fibrillation

Q.2 Long Answere Questions – 2x20 = 40

a. A 21 year old male driving a vehicle under the influence of alcohol was caught by
police officer and brought towards you for medicolegal examination. (5+5+5+5)
1. Briefly outline the steps of examination for certification of a person said to be drunk
2. Enlist the samples preserved during the examination.
3. Define drunknness. What are the stages of alcoholic intoxication with respect to
Blood alcohol level?
4. Discuss the criminal responsibility of such a person.
b. A 42-years old agricultural worker from a rural village in india was brought to the
emergency department by his family after being found unconcious in his field. Upon
arrival , he presented with pinpoint pupils, excessive swetting , excessive salivation and
 muscle twitching. Based on this scenario answer following questions – (5+5+5+5)
1. Name the substance causing poisoning and explain the mechanism of action of the
Substance responsible for symptoms?
2. List signs and symptoms of this poisoning.
3. Describe the T/t approach for a patient presenting with above mentioned symptoms
4. What is intermediate syndrome and delayed sequelae in regards with this poison?

Q.3 Brief Answere Questions – 6x5= 30

a. Enumerate the changes within 24 hours after death. Describe decomposition changes
on the body lying on the open ground.
b. Describe the entrance wound produced by a bullet at close and distant range.
c. What are the duties of a registered medical practitioner towards his/her patients?
d. Difference between human and animal hair.
e. Enumerate different types of drowning. Describe autopsy finding in case of fresh water
drowning.
f. Define autopsy , describe types of incisions in autopsy and objectives of medicolegal
autopsy.

Q.4 Short Answere Questions – 10x2 = 20

a. Cadaveric spasm.
b. Mercurial erethism.
c. Suspended animation.
d. Ricochet bullet
e. Ectopic bruise
f. Latent fingerprint.
g. Latent fingerprint.
h. Designer drugs.
i. Countre-coup injuries.
j. Carboluria/phenol poison