1) A fugitive criminal was shot dead by the police on one early winter morning who tried to open fire when on the verge of being caught in the police plot to nab him down. He had sustained single fatal entry wound on the back aspect of left side of chest. His dead body is brought to mortuary for post mortem examination. a) Who will conduct inquest in this case? (1M) b) What are prerequisites the medico legal expert should keep in mind before conducting autopsy? (1M) c) Define and classify firearms (2M) d) What could be the possible type of firearm used based on history provided?(1M) e) Describe the typical entry wound produced by such firearm at different ranges. (2M) f) What evidences one has to collect from the dead body in this case? ( 1 ½ M) g) Write a note on NHRC protocol for custodial deaths.(1 ½ M) 2) What is consent? Types of consent? What are all the conditions consent cannot obtained ?? even obtained is null and void legally for situation write with example? What are all the condition consent not needed for examination? LONG ANSWERS 8*5=40M 3) A 20 year old male met with road traffic accident, he was declared brain dad .After counseling, and relatives consented for organ donation. a) Who can declare a person brain dead? b) What are conditions to be excluded? c) What are test done to declare a person brain dead? 4) Define and classify burns. How do you calculate percentage of burns in adults and children? Write cause of death within first week of sustaining burn injury? 5) Define electrocution? Postmortem appearance of flash burn/spark burns? 6) Define torture and its various types? 7) Methods to assess age after 21 years? 8) Clinical features, treatment, post mortem features and medico legal importance of methyl alcohol poisoning cases. 9) Classify rodenticide poisoning and write about aluminum phosphide poisoning? 10) What are all the post mortem evidence of criminal abortion? SHORT ANSWERS 10*3=30M 11) Difference between real insanity and feigned insanity? 12) Legal issues in Artificial insemination? 13) Chronic lead poisoning (plumbism) 14) Ecstasy 15) What is rape trauma syndrome? 16) Harvard’s criteria of brain death? 17) Tear gas 18) SIDS 19) Forensic Odontology 20) mummification MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS 10*1=10M 21) i) Marshall triad refer to a) Blast injuries b) Burns c) Electrocution d) Defence wounds ii) Hide and die syndrome is seen in a) hypothermia b) hyperthermia c) Lighting d) Electrocution iii). pyromania is type of a) Illusion b) Delusion c) Impulse d) Mania iv.) Spalding sign is indication of a) prematurity- live birth b) prematurity-still birth c) Fetal death- dead born d) Hydrocephalus V). A male is sterile a) After 70 years b) After 80 years c) Before puberty d) After 90 years 22) i) Lynching is a form of a) Sympathetic chain pressure b)Suicidal hanging c)Homicidal Hanging d)Accidental Hanging ii) At the age of 8 years total number of teeth are a) 20 b)24 c)28 b) 32 iii) Which type of tissue necrosis is typically produced by strong alkalis? A. Coagulative necrosis B. Liquefactive necrosis C. Fat necrosis D. Caseous necrosis iv) Organophosphorus compounds primarily inhibit: a. Acetylcholine b. Acetylcholinesterase c. Monoamine oxidase d. Pseudocholinesterase V) If the person is not heard for………….years by his relatives, it is presumed that he is dead . a) 3yeras b) 5 years c) 7 years d) 11 years Answer according to Narayan reddy mbbs

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