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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Ayurveda .
| 301. |
Death in house fire is mostly contributed to ….. |
| A. | Carbon dioxide poisoning |
| B. | Burns |
| C. | Carbon monoxide poisoning |
| D. | Traumatic asphyxia |
| Answer» C. Carbon monoxide poisoning | |
| 302. |
The typical ……colour in area of hypostasis is evident in carbon monoxide poisoning. |
| A. | cherry pink |
| B. | Bluish purple |
| C. | brownish black |
| D. | Greenish |
| Answer» A. cherry pink | |
| 303. |
Foetus is more vulnerable to Carbon monoxide poisoning than adult because…… |
| A. | Greater content of haemoglobin |
| B. | lower partial pressure of oxygen |
| C. | Tendency to cause greater tissue hypoxia |
| D. | All |
| Answer» D. All | |
| 304. |
Bilateral necrosis of basal ganglia & globus pallidus are typically seen in delayed death from….. |
| A. | CO poisoning |
| B. | CO2 poisoning |
| C. | drowning |
| D. | hanging |
| Answer» A. CO poisoning | |
| 305. |
Accidental deaths occur near lime kilns due to…… poisoning |
| A. | CO |
| B. | barbiturate |
| C. | CO2 |
| D. | Cyanide |
| Answer» C. CO2 | |
| 306. |
Blood saturation of…. Gas has no diagnostic value in medicolegal cases. |
| A. | CO |
| B. | NO2 |
| C. | CO2 |
| D. | Cyanide |
| Answer» C. CO2 | |
| 307. |
In smothering ….. finding has great evidential value. |
| A. | presence of foreign material in nostrils and deeper respiratory passage |
| B. | petechial hemorrhages on forehead |
| C. | Cyanosis of lips and ear lobes |
| D. | Crescentic abrasion marks on face |
| Answer» A. presence of foreign material in nostrils and deeper respiratory passage | |
| 308. |
Cause of accidental asphyxia death in ‘born in caul’ is……. |
| A. | choking |
| B. | smothering |
| C. | gagging |
| D. | strangulation |
| Answer» B. smothering | |
| 309. |
In smothering ….. finding has great evidential value. |
| A. | Bruising in inner aspect of lips |
| B. | petechial hemorrhages on forehead |
| C. | Cyanosis of lips and ear lobes |
| D. | Crescentic abrasion marks on face |
| Answer» A. Bruising in inner aspect of lips | |
| 310. |
Bruising in inner aspect of lips is a very important evidential finding in…… |
| A. | choking |
| B. | smothering |
| C. | gagging |
| D. | strangulation |
| Answer» B. smothering | |
| 311. |
The blockage of internal upper respiratory passage by liquid medium is called as….. |
| A. | Smothering |
| B. | Drowning |
| C. | Mugging |
| D. | Gagging |
| Answer» B. Drowning | |
| 312. |
The cause of death in ‘café coronary’ case is …… |
| A. | cardiac arrest due to vagal inhibition |
| B. | Alcohol intoxication |
| C. | cardiac arrest by myocardial infarction |
| D. | choking by swallowen food |
| Answer» A. cardiac arrest due to vagal inhibition | |
| 313. |
The method of homicidal smothering and traumatic asphyxia is renowned as…. |
| A. | Lynching |
| B. | Café coronary |
| C. | Burking |
| D. | Postural asphyxia |
| Answer» C. Burking | |
| 314. |
Pink colored Postmortem hypostasis is confined to head, neck and front of upper part of chest indicative of….. as cause of death. |
| A. | Drowning |
| B. | Hanging |
| C. | Traumatic asphyxia |
| D. | Postural asphyxia |
| Answer» A. Drowning | |
| 315. |
The assessment of difference of level of chloride in right and left side of heart is known as …… |
| A. | Swann test |
| B. | Hegar’s test |
| C. | Diatom test |
| D. | Gettler’s test |
| Answer» D. Gettler’s test | |
| 316. |
The chloride content of left side of heart in fresh water drowning is ….. than right side of heart. |
| A. | lower |
| B. | equal |
| C. | higher |
| D. | 25% higher |
| Answer» A. lower | |
| 317. |
Development of cutis anserina is a Post mortem finding seen in…… |
| A. | Drowning |
| B. | Thermal injury |
| C. | Burking |
| D. | Hanging |
| Answer» A. Drowning | |
| 318. |
Contact flattening is reflection of …….. |
| A. | Rigor mortis |
| B. | Algor mortis |
| C. | Primary relaxation |
| D. | Livor mortis |
| Answer» A. Rigor mortis | |
| 319. |
The most frequently found pattern of figure print is…… |
| A. | Loop |
| B. | Arch |
| C. | Whorl |
| D. | Composite |
| Answer» A. Loop | |
| 320. |
Study of measurement of various parts of human body is called as…… |
| A. | Bertillon system |
| B. | Poroscopy |
| C. | Galton system |
| D. | Podogram |
| Answer» A. Bertillon system | |
| 321. |
With ……technique comparison of pores of two figure prints is studied. |
| A. | Dactylography |
| B. | Birtillon’s system |
| C. | Poroscopy |
| D. | Galton system |
| Answer» C. Poroscopy | |
| 322. |
The raise in temperature after death is called as….. |
| A. | Algor mortis |
| B. | Livor mortis |
| C. | Postmortem caloricity |
| D. | Rigor mortis |
| Answer» C. Postmortem caloricity | |
| 323. |
The intraocular tension after death becomes nil after ….. hrs. |
| A. | 1 hr |
| B. | 0.5hr |
| C. | 1.5 hr |
| D. | 2hr |
| Answer» D. 2hr | |
| 324. |
……….is the earliest sign of death. |
| A. | loss of ocular tension |
| B. | Changes in retina |
| C. | Taches Noire Scleroitiques |
| D. | Haziness of cornea |
| Answer» B. Changes in retina | |
| 325. |
The marked low blood pH can be detected during stage of ……. |
| A. | Primary relaxation |
| B. | Rigor mortis |
| C. | secondary relaxation |
| D. | cadaveric spasm. |
| Answer» B. Rigor mortis | |
| 326. |
The most favorable condition for development of mummification is…… |
| A. | hot and dry atmosphere |
| B. | hot and moist atmosphere |
| C. | body submerged in water |
| D. | well ventilated room |
| Answer» A. hot and dry atmosphere | |
| 327. |
……..has evidential value of antemortem origin indicating last act before death. |
| A. | Cadaveric spasm |
| B. | rigor mortis |
| C. | heat stiffening |
| D. | cold stiffening |
| Answer» A. Cadaveric spasm | |
| 328. |
Rigor mortis first appears in voluntary muscles of…… |
| A. | Neck |
| B. | eye |
| C. | Heart |
| D. | face |
| Answer» B. eye | |
| 329. |
Rigor mortis develops in a foetus beyond ……intrauterine life. |
| A. | 180 days |
| B. | 280 days |
| C. | 210 days |
| D. | 250 days |
| Answer» C. 210 days | |
| 330. |
Cherry red coloured Post-mortem staining is seen in…….poisoning |
| A. | HCN |
| B. | NaCN |
| C. | KCN |
| D. | CO |
| Answer» A. HCN | |
| 331. |
The rate of cooling in…..medium is maximum. |
| A. | body in coffin |
| B. | water |
| C. | Grave |
| D. | air |
| Answer» B. water | |
| 332. |
Feather test is performed for confirmation of stoppage of function of …… |
| A. | Lungs |
| B. | Heart |
| C. | Brain |
| D. | Liver |
| Answer» A. Lungs | |
| 333. |
What are the causative agents of inflammatory diarrohea? |
| A. | Shigella |
| B. | Salmonella |
| C. | E.coli |
| D. | All |
| Answer» D. All | |
| 334. |
….. is not the content of lytic cocktail which is used in Scorpion sting treatment. |
| A. | Chlopromazine |
| B. | Promethazine |
| C. | Naloxone |
| D. | Pethidine |
| Answer» C. Naloxone | |
| 335. |
. “In Scorpion sting treatment” Alpha blockers are used to |
| A. | Antagtonize the effect of catecholamines |
| B. | Reduce preload, after load and blood pressure |
| C. | Increase insulin secretion |
| D. | All of the above |
| Answer» D. All of the above | |
| 336. |
Which of the following is type of Autopsy? |
| A. | Clinical |
| B. | Medicolegal |
| C. | Both |
| D. | None |
| Answer» C. Both | |
| 337. |
Objectives for Autopsy are |
| A. | To determine the cause of death |
| B. | To determine identity of deceased. |
| C. | To check the viability of foetus |
| D. | All |
| Answer» D. All | |
| 338. |
Authority to carry out Autopsy in case of ‘death in prison’ is |
| A. | Police sub Inspector |
| B. | Station House officer |
| C. | Executive Magistrate class1 |
| D. | ACP |
| Answer» C. Executive Magistrate class1 | |
| 339. |
Which of the following is pre requisite to perform Autopsy? |
| A. | PIR |
| B. | Dead Body Challan |
| C. | Hospital record |
| D. | All |
| Answer» D. All | |
| 340. |
Lacerations around lips and cheeks indicates |
| A. | Gagging |
| B. | Throttling |
| C. | Bansdola |
| D. | Burking |
| Answer» A. Gagging | |
| 341. |
How many types of incisions are taken in Autopsy? |
| A. | 3 |
| B. | 4 |
| C. | 10 |
| D. | 5 |
| Answer» B. 4 | |
| 342. |
In deaths due to compression of neck ….. is open first. |
| A. | Abdomen |
| B. | Neck |
| C. | Head |
| D. | Thorax |
| Answer» C. Head | |
| 343. |
During Autopsy of spine and spinal cord, cord is removed by |
| A. | Cutting the cord at regular intervals |
| B. | By removing the cord along with the spine |
| C. | Separating at foramen Magnum |
| D. | Both A and B. |
| Answer» C. Separating at foramen Magnum | |
| 344. |
External examination of corpse shall be preferably |
| A. | Head to toe |
| B. | Toe to head |
| C. | From right side |
| D. | From left side |
| Answer» A. Head to toe | |
| 345. |
Examination of extremities is done for - |
| A. | Varicosity |
| B. | Defence wounds |
| C. | Length |
| D. | All |
| Answer» D. All | |
| 346. |
‘Y’ shaped incision is taken as |
| A. | Mastoid process to manubrium sterni |
| B. | Thyroid cartilage to pubic symphysis |
| C. | Anterior axillary fold to xiphisternum |
| D. | From shoulders to manubrium sterni |
| Answer» D. From shoulders to manubrium sterni | |
| 347. |
Flattened contour of thorax is seen in corpse with |
| A. | Petechieal Haemorrhages |
| B. | Fracture of ribs |
| C. | Fracture of Sternum |
| D. | Emphysema |
| Answer» C. Fracture of Sternum | |
| 348. |
Which of the following is not examined in the corpse where the death is due to compression of neck? |
| A. | Hyoid bone |
| B. | Digastric muscle |
| C. | Thyroid cartilage |
| D. | Carotids |
| Answer» B. Digastric muscle | |
| 349. |
Overdistension of right side of heart is suggestive of |
| A. | Fat embolism |
| B. | Clot |
| C. | Air embolism |
| D. | Right Ventricular Hypertrophy |
| Answer» C. Air embolism | |
| 350. |
Napthalene is not absorbed and metabolized as |
| A. | Alpha Napthol |
| B. | Beta Napthol |
| C. | Gamma Napthol |
| D. | Napthol quinines |
| Answer» C. Gamma Napthol | |
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