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201. |
………….मण्डल फणः |
A. | मण्डली |
B. | दिीकरः |
C. | र ष्ट्रजम न् |
D. | िैकरंज |
Answer» A. मण्डली |
202. |
ष्ट्रिन्दुलेख ष्ट्रिष्ट्रित्र ङ्गः पन्नगः स्य त्तु……… |
A. | दिीकरः |
B. | र ष्ट्रजम न् |
C. | िैकरंज |
D. | मण्डली |
Answer» B. र ष्ट्रजम न् |
203. |
According to Vagbhata, Sarpa dansha bheda are…...in number. |
A. | 2 |
B. | 3 |
C. | 3 |
D. | 5 |
Answer» D. 5 |
204. |
According to Sushruta, sarpa bheda are. ….. |
A. | 80 |
B. | 60 |
C. | 70 |
D. | 50 |
Answer» A. 80 |
205. |
According to Sushruta, Sankhya of nirvisha sarpa is…… |
A. | 10 |
B. | 12 |
C. | 22 |
D. | 26 |
Answer» B. 12 |
206. |
Sarvakarmika agada is indicated in…..visha. |
A. | Loota |
B. | Sarpa |
C. | Vruschika |
D. | Kita |
Answer» A. Loota |
207. |
ष्ट्रसत िैगष्ट्रन्धको द्र क्ष पयस्य मधुकं मधुis indicated for……… |
A. | Shanka visha |
B. | Dushi visha |
C. | Gara visha |
D. | Kita visha |
Answer» A. Shanka visha |
208. |
Meghanad agada is indicated in ……..sarpa dansha. |
A. | Darvikar |
B. | Rajiman |
C. | Vaikaranj |
D. | Mandali |
Answer» A. Darvikar |
209. |
-----this upavisha is used as an ecbolic for criminal abortion. |
A. | Dhatura |
B. | Jaypal |
C. | Kuchala |
D. | Eranda |
Answer» C. Kuchala |
210. |
…… is upavisha used for criminal abortion through inducing general toxicity to body . |
A. | Strychnine |
B. | Dhatura metel |
C. | croton tiglium |
D. | Calatropis |
Answer» D. Calatropis |
211. |
….... is upavisha used for criminal abortion through reflex uterine stimulant. |
A. | Strychnine |
B. | Dhatura metel |
C. | Abrus precatorius |
D. | croton tiglium |
Answer» C. Abrus precatorius |
212. |
The action of Croton oil to induce criminal abortion is…… |
A. | Ecbolics |
B. | Reflex uterine stimulant. |
C. | Genito-urinary irritant |
D. | Emmenagogues |
Answer» B. Reflex uterine stimulant. |
213. |
Plumbago acts as a …….. to induce criminal abortion. |
A. | Primarily toxic to other systems. |
B. | Genito-urinary irritant |
C. | Emmenagogues |
D. | Ecbolics |
Answer» A. Primarily toxic to other systems. |
214. |
…… this upvisha is used for criminal abortion. |
A. | Aconite |
B. | Abrus precatorius |
C. | Nerium odorum |
D. | Dhatura metel |
Answer» B. Abrus precatorius |
215. |
…… this upvisha is used as a reflex uterine stimulant for criminal abortion |
A. | oil of Eranda |
B. | oil of tansy |
C. | oil of turpentine |
D. | oil of jaypal |
Answer» A. oil of Eranda |
216. |
Dais use …… upavisha for the preparation of abortion stick. |
A. | Kaner |
B. | Kuchala |
C. | Dhatur |
D. | Eranda |
Answer» A. Kaner |
217. |
Usually juice of ------ is applied on abortion stick |
A. | Ekshu |
B. | Ulmus fulva |
C. | Bhallatak |
D. | Snuhi |
Answer» C. Bhallatak |
218. |
Usually -----stick is used as an abortion stick in India. |
A. | Chitrak |
B. | Mango |
C. | Bamboo |
D. | Papaya |
Answer» A. Chitrak |
219. |
The fundus of parous uterus is usually tend to be …….. |
A. | higher than the line of fallopian tube |
B. | at the line of fallopian tube |
C. | lower than the line of fallopian tube |
D. | Distant from fallopian tube |
Answer» A. higher than the line of fallopian tube |
220. |
In the nulli-parous uterus the length of body is …… the length of cervical segment. |
A. | less |
B. | equal |
C. | twice |
D. | thrice |
Answer» B. equal |
221. |
The silvery –white marks on abdomen in delivered women is named as …… |
A. | Striae gravidarum |
B. | Linea nigra |
C. | Lineae ablicantes |
D. | Scar mark of delivery |
Answer» C. Lineae ablicantes |
222. |
------- is mandatory to carry clinical forensic examination. |
A. | Day light |
B. | Consent |
C. | Assistant |
D. | well ventilated room |
Answer» B. Consent |
223. |
The sequence of medico-legal examination should be----- |
A. | General physical examination— Examination of specific area— consent—reference to specialist |
B. | consent -- General physical examination—Examination of specific area--reference to specialist |
C. | reference to specialist--general physical examination— Examination of specific area— consent |
D. | consent-- Examination of specific area-- General physical examination--reference to specialist |
Answer» B. consent -- General physical examination—Examination of specific area--reference to specialist |
224. |
In pregnancy the Braxton Hicks sign can be detected by……..onward |
A. | 16 weeks |
B. | 4 weeks |
C. | 10 weeks |
D. | 8 weeks |
Answer» A. 16 weeks |
225. |
Amenorrhea is a ……. Sign of pregnancy. |
A. | Positive |
B. | Confirmative |
C. | Probable |
D. | Presumptive |
Answer» D. Presumptive |
226. |
Among the presumptive signs of pregnancy …… is most important in medicolegal point of view. |
A. | Chandwik sign |
B. | Linea nigra |
C. | Quickening |
D. | Montegomery’s follicle |
Answer» C. Quickening |
227. |
For medicolegal examination rapid and comparatively accurate probable confirmation of pregnancy can be done with….. |
A. | Uterine souffle |
B. | Ballotment test |
C. | Hegar sign |
D. | Immunoassay test |
Answer» D. Immunoassay test |
228. |
In 8-14 weeks the……..of embryo allows accurate estimation of age. |
A. | Gestational sac with defined white ring |
B. | Fetal heart reaction |
C. | crown ramp length |
D. | Fetal echo |
Answer» C. crown ramp length |
229. |
Softening and compressibility of lower uterine segment is named as……sign. |
A. | Chandwick |
B. | Ballottement |
C. | Hegar’s |
D. | Broxton Hick |
Answer» C. Hegar’s |
230. |
Following is not the ground of abortion under MTP Act….. |
A. | Therapeutic ground |
B. | Eugenic ground |
C. | Humanitarian ground |
D. | unwanted pregnancy |
Answer» D. unwanted pregnancy |
231. |
Permission of ….. is necessary for legal termination of pregnancy from 12 to 20 weeks. |
A. | 1st class magistrate |
B. | Civil surgeon |
C. | two medical officers |
D. | Panel of five medical officers |
Answer» C. two medical officers |
232. |
The most effective method recommended by WHO to carry MTP in 1st trimester is….. |
A. | Antiprogesterones |
B. | combination of prostaglandin & antiprogesterones |
C. | Prostaglandin |
D. | Langali mool |
Answer» B. combination of prostaglandin & antiprogesterones |
233. |
Cupping method is used for ….. |
A. | induction of criminal abortion |
B. | diagnosis of pregnancy |
C. | diagnosis of sterility |
D. | treatment of hemorrhage |
Answer» A. induction of criminal abortion |
234. |
The main culprit involved in rapid development of sepsis in criminal abortion is……. |
A. | E. coli |
B. | Staphylococci |
C. | C. Welchii |
D. | Steptococcci |
Answer» C. C. Welchii |
235. |
In PM examination of criminal abortion if cause of death is…….. pre-autopsy radiology of chest and abdomen is recommended. |
A. | Heamorrhage |
B. | Air embolism |
C. | vagal inhibition |
D. | Sepsis |
Answer» B. Air embolism |
236. |
Presence of ……. under microscope in the cells of placental site is sure sign of pregnancy. |
A. | Chorionic villi |
B. | enlarged endometrium |
C. | red blood cells |
D. | Pus cells |
Answer» A. Chorionic villi |
237. |
At ….. week gallbladder of foetus contain bile. |
A. | 24th week |
B. | 22th week |
C. | 20th week |
D. | 28th week |
Answer» D. 28th week |
238. |
Flouting of lung pieces even after removal of tidal air by squeezing, indicative of …… |
A. | still birth |
B. | live birth |
C. | dead born |
D. | premature birth |
Answer» B. live birth |
239. |
The specific gravity of un-respired lung is….. |
A. | 1.04 |
B. | 2.04 |
C. | 1.94 |
D. | 0.94 |
Answer» A. 1.04 |
240. |
Presence of extraneous material in distal respiratory passage strongly suggestive of …... |
A. | still birth |
B. | live birth |
C. | dead born |
D. | premature birth |
Answer» B. live birth |
241. |
The weight of infant lung after respiration is…… |
A. | 80-90gm |
B. | 60-70gm |
C. | 30-40gm |
D. | 20-30gm |
Answer» C. 30-40gm |
242. |
……. appearance is a specific sign of respired lung in PM finding of suspected case of infanticide. |
A. | Uniform reddish-brown |
B. | Rosy coloured |
C. | Mottled |
D. | Spongy |
Answer» C. Mottled |
243. |
Dense, firm, non-crepitant and liver like lung is a characteristic feature of……. lung |
A. | Un-respired lung |
B. | respired lung |
C. | Injured lung with pointed weapon |
D. | pneumonia affected |
Answer» A. Un-respired lung |
244. |
The highest point of position of diaphragm in un respired newborn is…..rib. |
A. | 4th-5th |
B. | 6th-7th |
C. | 5th-6th |
D. | 3rd-4th |
Answer» A. 4th-5th |
245. |
The loss of alignment and over-riding of cranial bones is called as …… |
A. | Spalding sign |
B. | Chandwich sign |
C. | Hegar’s sign |
D. | Ploucquet’s sign |
Answer» A. Spalding sign |
246. |
The important evidence of attainment of maturity in foetus is presence of ossification center in the …… |
A. | lower end of humerus |
B. | lower end of femur |
C. | upper end of humerus |
D. | upper end of femur |
Answer» B. lower end of femur |
247. |
The presence of maceration is important sign for diagnosis of ……. |
A. | Still born |
B. | Dead born |
C. | Live born |
D. | full term born |
Answer» B. Dead born |
248. |
Infant life preservation act 1929 have fixed the …. of gestation for the onset of viability. |
A. | 36 weeks |
B. | 28 weeks |
C. | 40 weeks |
D. | 20 weeks |
Answer» B. 28 weeks |
249. |
Combination of sinking and flouting of some lung pieces of even after removal of tidal air by squeezing, indicative of …… |
A. | a) external efforts of artificial respiration |
B. | No respiration |
C. | established respiration |
D. | Feeble respiration |
Answer» D. Feeble respiration |
250. |
Expanded respired lung of live birth may sink due to……in Hydrostatic test. |
A. | Atelectasis |
B. | Putrefactive gases |
C. | Artificial respiration |
D. | obstruction in pulmonary circulation |
Answer» A. Atelectasis |
251. |
Hydrostatic test is recommended in presence of ……. |
A. | signs of intrauterine maceration |
B. | separated umbilical sign with cicatrisation of umbilicus |
C. | stomach contain milk |
D. | evidence of oedema of lungs in histology |
Answer» D. evidence of oedema of lungs in histology |
252. |
……..is not the legally accepted evidence of live birth |
A. | expanded lungs |
B. | cicatrization of umbilicus |
C. | Food in stomach |
D. | air in gastrointestinal tract |
Answer» D. air in gastrointestinal tract |
253. |
A space occupying blood clot beneath the periosteum of skull is called as … |
A. | subgaleal haematoma |
B. | cephalo-haematoma |
C. | skull heamatoma |
D. | caput succedaneum |
Answer» B. cephalo-haematoma |
254. |
A transient congestion and oedema in the scalp tissue on presenting region of head is called as…… |
A. | subgaleal haematoma |
B. | cephalo-haematoma |
C. | caput succedaneum |
D. | skull heamatoma |
Answer» C. caput succedaneum |
255. |
The cephalo-haematoma gets resolved in …… |
A. | 1 to 4 days |
B. | 5 to 8 days |
C. | 6 to 10 days |
D. | 12 to 15 days |
Answer» D. 12 to 15 days |
256. |
In neonate the portion of umbilical cord attached to child gets shivered, mummified and falls off within…. |
A. | 12-24 hrs |
B. | 48 -72 hrs |
C. | 36-48 hrs |
D. | 5 -6 days |
Answer» D. 5 -6 days |
257. |
The neonatal red blood cells disappear from the peripheral circulation within …. |
A. | 12 hrs |
B. | 24 hrs |
C. | 48 hrs |
D. | 72 hrs |
Answer» B. 24 hrs |
258. |
…… is a common and difficult to prove mode to cause infanticide. |
A. | Head injuries |
B. | Strangulation |
C. | Smothering |
D. | poisoning |
Answer» C. Smothering |
259. |
The penalty for violation of PC&PNDT Act 1994 by RMP is proved for second offence is ……. |
A. | imprisonment for 3 yrs & fine upto 10,000/- |
B. | removal of name from register for 5yrs |
C. | imprisonment for 3 yrs & fine upto |
D. | permanent removal of name from 50,000/- register |
Answer» D. permanent removal of name from 50,000/- register |
260. |
Sec 318 is related to…… |
A. | Criminal abortion |
B. | grievous injury |
C. | dowry case |
D. | concealment of birth |
Answer» D. concealment of birth |
261. |
The penalty for violation of PC&PNDT Act 1994 by RMP is proved for first offence is …….. |
A. | imprisonment for 3 yrs & fine upto 10,000/- |
B. | removal of name from register for 5 yrs |
C. | imprisonment for 3 yrs & fine upto 50,000/- |
D. | permanent removal of name from register |
Answer» B. removal of name from register for 5 yrs |
262. |
In suspected infanticide the displacement of Wharton’s jelly is suggestive of attempt of … |
A. | Head injuries |
B. | Strangulation |
C. | Smothering |
D. | poisoning |
Answer» B. Strangulation |
263. |
In precipitated labour ……is not seen in infant. |
A. | Caput succedaneum |
B. | head injury |
C. | fracture in skull |
D. | hematoma |
Answer» A. Caput succedaneum |
264. |
…….does not falls under the criteria of primary identification data. |
A. | Age |
B. | Sex |
C. | Finger print |
D. | Stature |
Answer» C. Finger print |
265. |
The skull of Negroids are……. |
A. | Meso-cephalic |
B. | Brachy-cephalic |
C. | Dalico-cephalic |
D. | Mono-cephalic |
Answer» C. Dalico-cephalic |
266. |
The cephalic index of Caucasians is ……. |
A. | 75-80 |
B. | 70-75 |
C. | 80-85 |
D. | 65-70 |
Answer» A. 75-80 |
267. |
Short upper and lower extremities are the characteristic of …….. |
A. | Indians |
B. | Negroids |
C. | Caucasians |
D. | Mangoloids |
Answer» D. Mangoloids |
268. |
Proportionately longer leg than thigh is characteristic of……. |
A. | Indians |
B. | Negroids |
C. | Caucasians |
D. | Mangoloids |
Answer» B. Negroids |
269. |
Brachial index is an indices measured from….. |
A. | skull |
B. | long bone of upper extremities |
C. | long bone of lower extremities |
D. | long bone of upper & lower extremities |
Answer» B. long bone of upper extremities |
270. |
Crural index is an indices measured from….. |
A. | skull |
B. | long bone of upper extremities |
C. | long bone of lower extremities |
D. | long bone of upper & lower extremities |
Answer» C. long bone of lower extremities |
271. |
The Blumen Back’s classification of race is based on …. |
A. | colour of skin |
B. | colour of hair |
C. | colour of iris |
D. | Indices of bone |
Answer» A. colour of skin |
272. |
The cephalic index of Indians is…… |
A. | 75-80 |
B. | 80-85 |
C. | 65-70 |
D. | 70-75 |
Answer» A. 75-80 |
273. |
In highly decomposed body identification of….. is possible. |
A. | Prostate |
B. | Liver |
C. | Kidney |
D. | Thyroid |
Answer» A. Prostate |
274. |
The accuracy of sex determination from whole skeleton is….. |
A. | 90% |
B. | 95% |
C. | 98% |
D. | 100% |
Answer» D. 100% |
275. |
The accuracy of sex determination from skull and pelvic bone is….. |
A. | 90% |
B. | 95% |
C. | 98% |
D. | 100% |
Answer» C. 98% |
276. |
The sex can be determined from pelvic bone alone with accuracy of….. |
A. | 90% |
B. | 95% |
C. | 98% |
D. | 100% |
Answer» B. 95% |
277. |
……bone is not useful in determination of sex |
A. | Sacrum |
B. | Mandible |
C. | Sternum |
D. | Clavicle |
Answer» D. Clavicle |
278. |
22] In male the obturator foramen is …….. |
A. | Oval |
B. | Triangular |
C. | Rectangular |
D. | Square |
Answer» A. Oval |
279. |
In female length of body of sternum is ….. the length of manubrium. |
A. | Less than twice |
B. | equal to |
C. | more than twice |
D. | twice |
Answer» A. Less than twice |
280. |
In male upper border of manubrium is at the level of…….. |
A. | lower margin of second thoracic vertebra |
B. | lower margin of third thoracic vertebra |
C. | upper margin of second thoracic vertebra |
D. | lower margin of first thoracic vertebra |
Answer» A. lower margin of second thoracic vertebra |
281. |
The diameter of glenoid cavity of female scapula is…… |
A. | more than 3.5 cm |
B. | less than 3.5cm |
C. | 3.5 cm |
D. | none |
Answer» B. less than 3.5cm |
282. |
….pattern of sex chromosomes are frequently visible under microscope. |
A. | XX |
B. | XY |
C. | XXY |
D. | XO |
Answer» A. XX |
283. |
The spherical compact masses having drumstick appearance present in neutrophils are called as…… |
A. | Barr bodies |
B. | Davidson bodies |
C. | Montegmeries tubercle |
D. | Negri bodies |
Answer» B. Davidson bodies |
284. |
The planoconvex masses situated inside the nucleus is called as….. |
A. | Barr bodies |
B. | Davidson bodies |
C. | Montegmeries tubercle |
D. | Negri bodies |
Answer» A. Barr bodies |
285. |
In female Davidson bodies are seen in….. |
A. | 15% |
B. | 10% |
C. | 3% |
D. | 1% |
Answer» C. 3% |
286. |
In Turner’s syndrome the sex chromosomal pattern is….. |
A. | XY |
B. | XXY |
C. | XX |
D. | X0 |
Answer» D. X0 |
287. |
A female with short structure, webbed neck & sterility is seen in…. |
A. | Turner’s syndrome |
B. | Klinefelter’s syndrome |
C. | Gonadal agenesis |
D. | pseudo hermaphrodites |
Answer» A. Turner’s syndrome |
288. |
In gonadal agenesis the pattern of sex chromosome is…. |
A. | XY |
B. | XXY |
C. | XX |
D. | 00 |
Answer» D. 00 |
289. |
An anatomically male with XXY chromosome pattern is seen in…… |
A. | Turner’s syndrome |
B. | Klinefelter’s syndrome |
C. | Gonadal agenesis |
D. | Pseudo hermaphrodites |
Answer» B. Klinefelter’s syndrome |
290. |
When ovaries and testis both are present in an individual that condition is labeled as…… |
A. | True hermaphrodites |
B. | Pseudo hermaphrodites |
C. | Turner’s syndrome |
D. | Klinefelter’s syndrome |
Answer» A. True hermaphrodites |
291. |
The germination of deciduous teeth starts in maxilla by….. |
A. | 4th /5th intrauterine month |
B. | 6th /7th extrauterine month |
C. | 4th /5th extrauterine month |
D. | 6th /7th intrauterine month |
Answer» A. 4th /5th intrauterine month |
292. |
….. formula is used to estimate age of infant from teeth. |
A. | Boyde’s |
B. | Mile’s |
C. | Gustafson’s |
D. | Point |
Answer» A. Boyde’s |
293. |
Other than age the teeth also helps to determine……. |
A. | Sex |
B. | Blood group |
C. | race |
D. | All |
Answer» D. All |
294. |
…….is most reliable long bone used to estimate age of a person. |
A. | femur |
B. | humerus |
C. | skull |
D. | tibia |
Answer» A. femur |
295. |
As per Barcroft the pathological condition where oxygen is prevented from reaching the lungs is known as….. |
A. | Anoxic anoxia |
B. | Stagnant anoxia |
C. | Anemic anoxia |
D. | Histotoxic anoxia |
Answer» A. Anoxic anoxia |
296. |
As per Barcroft the pathological condition where available oxygen cannot be utilized by tissues is known as….. |
A. | Anoxic anoxia |
B. | Stagnant anoxia |
C. | Anemic anoxia |
D. | Histotoxic anoxia |
Answer» D. Histotoxic anoxia |
297. |
In …..poisoning the tissue gets poisoned leading to extracellular histotoxic anoxia. |
A. | Chloroform |
B. | Halothane |
C. | Cyanide |
D. | Carbon dioxide |
Answer» C. Cyanide |
298. |
..….. affects the entry of oxygen in the tissues due to decrease in cell membrane permeability. |
A. | Chloroform |
B. | Carbon dioxide |
C. | cyanide |
D. | Carbon monoxide |
Answer» A. Chloroform |
299. |
In ….poisoning the end product of cellular respiration cannot be removed. |
A. | Chloroform |
B. | Cyanide |
C. | Halothane |
D. | Carbon dioxide |
Answer» D. Carbon dioxide |
300. |
The bond of carboxyhaemoglobin leads to ……. |
A. | Anoxic anoxia |
B. | Anemic anoxia |
C. | Stagnant anoxia |
D. | Histotoxic anoxia |
Answer» B. Anemic anoxia |
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