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Q.1aMismatched blood transfusion — liabilities, hazards, investigation20
Q.1bDeath by compression of neck + Judicial hanging20
Q.1cPeri-operative death — definition, types, autopsy cautions (before/during/after)20
Q.2aCause of death & time since death in charred body10
Q.2bMTP Act 1971 + 2021 Amendments (detailed comparison table)10
Q.2cDriver vs. passenger injuries in four-wheeler accident10
Q.2dAge of subdural haematoma (CT, gross, histological dating)10
Q.2eEthical & medicolegal aspects of telemedicine / online treatment10
Q.2fSAFE kit — contents, collection, chain of custody10
Q.2gMedico-legal aspects of burns (manner of death, dowry death, IPC sections)10
Q.2hForensic expert's role in exchange of babies (DNA, IPC, hospital liability)10
Key points to memorise for the exam:
  • HbCO >10% = alive during fire; >60% often lethal
  • MTP 2021: up to 24 weeks, includes unmarried women, Medical Board for >24 weeks
  • SAFE kit evidence optimal within 72–96 hours
  • Subdural haematoma: acute = hyperdense CT; haemosiderin appears only after ~4–7 days
  • Judicial hanging = pallid face, high oblique mark, C2–C3 fracture-dislocation
  • Driver = steering column chest injury; passenger = no steering injury, more windscreen
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