The document contains a list of topics and questions related to forensic medicine and toxicology. Some topics include discussing scalp hematomas, describing how to diagnose cannabis overdose, and explaining how stab wound examination can help identify the causal object. Other topics focus on differentiating between morning and evening burns, mechanisms of action of chelators and plant poisons, and findings from shotgun wounds at different distances. The document also includes several true/false statements about topics like the value of skin examination in radiation exposure and causes of death under anesthesia.
The document contains a list of topics and questions related to forensic medicine and toxicology. Some topics include discussing scalp hematomas, describing how to diagnose cannabis overdose, and explaining how stab wound examination can help identify the causal object. Other topics focus on differentiating between morning and evening burns, mechanisms of action of chelators and plant poisons, and findings from shotgun wounds at different distances. The document also includes several true/false statements about topics like the value of skin examination in radiation exposure and causes of death under anesthesia.
The document contains a list of topics and questions related to forensic medicine and toxicology. Some topics include discussing scalp hematomas, describing how to diagnose cannabis overdose, and explaining how stab wound examination can help identify the causal object. Other topics focus on differentiating between morning and evening burns, mechanisms of action of chelators and plant poisons, and findings from shotgun wounds at different distances. The document also includes several true/false statements about topics like the value of skin examination in radiation exposure and causes of death under anesthesia.
* describe human factors that modify the toxic effects of the poisons? * Discuss medico-legal importance of bone fracture ? * Describe how can you diagnose a case of cannabis overdose ? * Describe management of a case of non metal- rat poison ingestion ? * Describe lines of treatment of toxicity from one of the sports-doping drugs ? * Explain how the stab wound examination can help in identification of the casual object? * Describe how to manage a case of toxicity after occupational exposure in ellectroplanting industry? * In a medicolegal report, the forensic examiner stated that the victim sustained a stab wound since 24h the mode of death is internal hge and the doctor show malpractice how to reach this conclusion? * In a medicolegal report the examiner stated that victim examination and examination of the alleged product of conception revealed false accusation of criminal abortion after quarrel discuss different possibilities of this conclusion?
* In a medicolegal report the examiner stated
that the corpse recovered from the river revealed that the cause of death not drowning , he died since 3 weeks how can the examiner reach this conclusion?
How to differentiate
* Am and PM burn?
* Mechanism of action of oral and I.V chelators
used in ttt of lead toxicity? * mechanism of action of two plant poisons that induce hyperthermia ?
* findings in examinations of the shot gun
wounds from a distance of 3 meters and 20 meters ?
* atypical and secondary drawing ?
* antidotes for morphine toxicity and that for
datura poisoning ?
* subcutaneous , subaponeurotic and
subperiosteal scalp hematomas ?
* mechanism of action of poisons that induce
red asphyxia?
* PM findings in deaths due to gagging and
mugging ? T or F
*skin examination is of value in diagnosing
exposure to ionizing radiation
*tardiue spots and silvery spots may be present
in cases of violent asphyxia
*in Egypt ,induction of abortion is permitted
unconditionally
*the anesthetic agents may lead to death by
different mechanisms
* THE BRAIN CAN BE INJURED IN HEAD IN
HEAD TRAUMA
*all drugs and poisons can be eliminated via
enhanced elimination methods
*temperayure can modify PM changes
*eye examination can help in diagnosis of plant poisoning
*curlings ulcer may complicate cases of burn
*in non rifled weapons , bore 12 is less than 16
*antibodies can be used as an antidote
*all types of skull fracture lead to permanent
infirmity
*hyperthermia is one of the clinical presentation
of heat exhaustion
*thromboembolism is one of the causes of death
after wound infliction
*doctors can declare death in cases of
persistant vegetative state *acid duiresis is indicated to enhance renal excretion in cases of amphetamine overdose
László Buris M. D., D. Sc. (auth.)-Forensic Medicine_ Diagnosis and Signs of Death _ Special Autopsy Techniques _ Injuries and Accidents _ Wounds and Wound Healing _ Sudden, Unexpected Death _ Suffoca.pdf