Test - Himexam Template: forensic medicines

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Most common pattern finger print is (A) Whorls (B) Loops (C) Composite (D) Arches <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : B ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 2. Dactylography introduced in India by (A) William Herschel (B) Frances Galton (C) Locard <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : A ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 3. Poroscopy is (A) Counting pores of sweat glands (B) Counting pores of sebaceous glands (C) Counting number of ridges <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : A ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 4. Tattoo marks destroyed, their presence can be inferred from presence of pigment in (A) Deep dermis (B) Subcutaneous tissue (C) Lymph nodes Regional <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 5. Blush discolouration of neck of tooth due to (A) Cyanosis (B) Bismuth (C) Copper (D) Nicotine <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : D ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 6. Suspected air embolism body cavity to be opened first is (A) Brain (B) Thorax (C) Abdomen (D) Pelvis <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : B ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 7. “Under taker’s fracture” due to falling of head (Backward) occurs at (A) L5S1 (B) T12L1 (C) C6L7 (D) C1-C2 <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 8. Most fixed part of intestine is (A) Duodenum (B) Jejunum (C) Colon (D) Ileum <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : A ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 9. After death blood usually remains fluid except in (A) Pneumonia (B) Septicemia (C) CO poisoning (D) Hypofibrinogenemia <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : A ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 10. “Nutmeg liver” refers to (A) Amoebic hepatitis (B) Pyogenic abscess (C) Chronic venous congestion (D) Portal cirrhosis <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> </div><div class="content_2" style="display: none;">11. Child brain attains mature size and wt at about (A) 3 yrs (B) 5 yrs (C) 7 yrs (D) 9 yrs <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 12. Time limit for exhumation in India is (A) 2 yrs (B) 5 yrs (C) 7 yrs (D) no time limit <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : D ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 13. For transplantation cornea can be removed from dead upto (A) 6 hrs (B) 12 hrs (C) 18 hrs (D) 24 hrs <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : A ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 14. Exhumation done under order by (A) Police officer (B) Superintendent police (C) First class magistrate <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 15. Diagnosis of brain death dependent upon all except (A) Dilated/fixed pupil (B) No spontaneous breathing (C) Flat EEG (D) Cessation of cardiac contraction. <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : D ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 16. After stoppage of circulation muscles can live upto (A) 10 mts (B) 30 mts (C) 3 hrs (D) 6 hrs <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : B ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 17. Anoxic anoxia produced by all except (A) Drowning (B) Fire accidents (C) Cyanide poisoning (D) Strangulation <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 18. Tardieu spots in hanging are common at all the following sites except (A) Scalp (B) Eyebrow (C) Chest wall (D) Face <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 19. Tardieu’s spot (A) Septicemia (B) Endocarditis (C) Meningococcemia (D) All of the above <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : D ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 20. Earliest sign of death is (A) loss of skin elasticity (B) Corneal clouding (C) Cooling of body (D) Postmortem lividity <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : A ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> </div><div class="content_3" style="display: none;">21. Tache noire refers to (A) Postmortem staining (B) Flaccidity of eyeball (C) Wrinkled dusty sclera (D) Maggot growth <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 22. Rectal temperature does not appreciably fall till what time after death (A) 15-30 mts (B) 30-60 mts (C) 60-90 mts (D) none of the above <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : B ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 23. Postmortem caloricity seen in poisoning from. (A) Arsenic (B) Strychnine (C) Cyanide (D) Organophosphorus <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : B ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 24. Postmortem lividity well developed with in (A) 2 hrs (B) 4 hrs (C) 6 hrs (D) 8 hrs <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : B ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 25. Fixation of postmortem staining occurs in (A) 2 hrs (B) 4 hrs (C) 6 hrs (D) 8 hrs <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 26. Rigor mortis starts when muscle ATP is reduced below (A) 50% (B) 5% (C) 15% (D) 5% <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 27. Rigor mortis first evident in (A) Intestine (B) Myocardium (C) Interstitial muscle (D) Eyelids <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : D ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 28. Cutis anserina of rigor mortis due to stiffness of (A) Erector pilorum (B) Biceps (C) Cremaster (D) Diaphragm <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : A ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 29. Rigor mortis does not occur in fetus less than (A) 9 mth (B) 7 mth (C) 6 mth (D) 8 mth <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : B ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 30. In India rigor mortis lasts for (A) 12-24 hrs (B) 24 –48 hrs (C) 36-72 hrs (D) 48-96 hrs <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : B ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> </div><div class="content_4" style="display: none;">31. Cadaveric spasm commonly seen in (A) Legs (B) Hands (C) Neck muscles (D) Involuntary muscles <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : B ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 32. Heat stiffening occurs when body exposed to temperature (A) 450C (B) 550C (C) 650C (D) 750C <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 33. Chief agent for bacterial putrefaction is (A) E.coli (B) (B) fragilis (C) (C)welchii (D) Staph aureus <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 34. Postmortem hemolysis due to bacterial enzyme (A) Lecithinase (B) Phospholipase (C) Streptokinase (D) Hyaluronidase <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : A ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 35. First external sign of putrefaction of body lying in air is around (A) Umbilicus (B) Rt iliac fossa (C) Lt iliac fossa (D) Chest wall <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : B ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 36. Greenish colour earliest sign of putrefaction due to (A) Hb (B) Meta Hb (C) SulphmetHb (D) CarboxyHb <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 37. Combustible gas of autolysis is (A) Nitrogen dioxide (B) Hydrogen sulphide (C) Methane (D) Carbon dioxide <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : B ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 38. Postmortem luminescence due to (A) Photobacterium fischeri (B) Armillaria mellea <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : A ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 39. First internal organ to putrefy is (A) Heart (B) Brain (C) Larynx / trachea (D) Kidney <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 40. Last organ to putrefy (A) Uterus / prostate (B) Testes (C) Ovary (D) Adrenals <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : A ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> </div><div class="content_5" style="display: none;">41. Putrefaction occurs more rapidly in (A) Water (B) Air (C) Soil (D) Cold-salt water <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 42. Adipocere starts early in all of following except (A) Face (B) Breast (C) Buttock (D) Chest wall <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : D ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 43. Dehydration / Shriveling of cadaver is called (A) Putrefaction (B) Mummification (C) Saponification <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : B ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 44. Formaldehyde injected for embalming is (A) 10% (B) 20% (C) 30% (D) 40% <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : D ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 45. Odour of mummified body is (A) Pungent (B) Putrid (C) Offensive (D) Odorless <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : D ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 46. For embalming chemicals are injected into (A) Femoral artery (B) Abdominal cavity (C) Chest cavity <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : A ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 47. Maggots appear in natural orifices of dead in summer in about (A) 2 – 4 hrs (B) 6 – 8 hrs (C) 8 – 12 hrs (D) 12 – 24 hrs <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : D ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 48. After death all of following show rise in CSF except (A) Lactic acid (B) Amino acid (C) Urea (D) Uric acid <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : C ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 49. After death blood level of following decrease (A) Sodium (B) Potassium (C) Magnesium (D) None <input color="black" onclick="value=("Answer : A ")" type="button" value="Show Answer" /> 50. 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1. Most common pattern finger print is (A) Whorls (B) Loops (C) Composite (D) Arches 2. Dactylography introduced in India by (A) Willia...