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Detailed ch 5 asphyxia answers of all questions wise according to reddy, Anil Aggrawal and gautam biswas fmt textbooks as per wbuhs exam oriented answers

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The complete WBUHS exam-oriented answers for all Chapter 5 Asphyxial Deaths questions are above. Here is a quick summary of what was covered:

What you now have - Complete Coverage:
Long & Short Answer Questions (all 16):
  • Q.1 (Bankura): Types of strangulation + throttling autopsy findings + Lynching
  • Q.2 (Deben Mahata): Inquest holder + antemortem drowning signs + types + freshwater vs seawater (lungs & heart)
  • Q.3 (Jhargram): Wet vs dry drowning + freshwater PM findings + diatom test limitations
  • Q.4/Q.14 (NRS/SANAKA): Sea drowning pathology + injury contribution + time since death
  • Q.5 (KPC Jadavpur): Causes of death in hanging + findings + neck incision + viscera preservation + sexual asphyxia
  • Q.6 (Sarat Chandra): Drunkard/drain death causes + autopsy + freshwater vs saltwater pathophysiology + hydrocution
  • Q.7 (SSKM/IPGME&R): Throttling vs hanging differentiation + specialized neck autopsy + internal findings + ethics + BNS/BNSS sections
  • Q.8/Q.10 (Rampurhat): Strangulation TSD + neck dissection findings + ligature mark tests
  • Q.9 (Jagannath Gupta): Drowning definition + freshwater pathophysiology + antemortem vs postmortem submersion + Tardieu's spots mechanism
  • Q.11 (Malda), Q.12 (P.C.Sen/Raiganj), Q.13 (Santiniketan), Q.15 (ESIC Joka), Q.16 (BMC): All answered with definitions, cardinal signs, stigmata, oedema aquosum, types, parchmentization, viscera preservation protocol
Short Notes (all): Hyoid fracture, freshwater vs saltwater death speed, partial hanging = suicidal presumption, ligature mark absent in hanging, Burking, absence of stomach water/froth not excluding drowning
All answers are based on Reddy's Essentials FMT 36th Ed., P.C. Dikshit FMT, and Parikh's FMT as requested.
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