M.B.B.S. [2nd Prof.

]
BF/2009/11

Forensic Medicine
M.M. : 40 Time : 3 Hours

Note : Attempt all questions.

USE SEPARATE ANSWER SHEET FOR EACH PART.
PART – I

1. Define Inquest. Give its types. Give an account of Criminal courts and their powers.
[2+2+2=6]

2. Write short notes on:

a. Medical evidence. [2]
b. Examination of an Injured “MLC”. [2]
c. MTP act. [2]

3. Differentiate between:
a. Antemortem and Postmortem burns. [2]
b. True and False Insanity. [2]
c. Civil and Criminal negligence. [2]
d. True and False bruise. [2]

PART – II

4. Outline the classification of Corrosive poisons. Give clinical features and treatment in a case of Copper
sulphate poisoning. [2+2+2=6]

5. Give an account of the Alkaloids of Opium with Fatal dose(s). [3+2=5]

6. Write short notes on:

a. Acute Ethyl Alcohol Poisoning. [3]
b. Carbon Monoxide poisoning. [3]
c. Duties of a doctor in treating a case of suspected poisoning. [3]

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 M.B.B.S. [2nd Prof.]
BF/2010/11

Forensic Medicine
M.M. : 40 Time : 3 Hours
Note : Attempt all questions.
USE SEPARATE ANSWER SHEET FOR EACH PART.

PART – I
1. Define Injury as per Section 44 IPC. Classify mechanical injuries. What is a "HURT"?
[1+2+1=4]

2. Write short notes on:

a. Hierarchy of the various Criminal courts in India. [2]
b. Hostile witness. [2]
c. Medicolegal importance of 16 years. [2]
d. Mummification. [2]

3. Write briefly on:

a. Ligature mark in a case of Hanging. [2]
b. Impulse. [2]
c. Privileged communication. [2]
d. Professional misconduct. [2]

PART – II
4. Describe briefly the general principles of management of a Poisoning case.
[4]

5. Write short notes on:

a. Artificial insemination. [2]
b. Abortifacient drugs. [2]
c. Local examination of a Rape victim. [2]
d. Vitriolage. [2]

6. Write briefly on:

a. Carbolism. [2]
b. Plumbism. [2]
c. Treatment of a case of Snake bite. [2]
d. Laboratory investigations in a case of Aluminum Phosphide poisoning.
[2]

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 M.B.B.S. [2nd Prof.]
BF/2011/05

Forensic Medicine
M.M. : 40 Time : 3 Hours
Note : Attempt all questions.
USE SEPARATE ANSWER SHEET FOR EACH PART.
PART – I
1. Give a brief account of:
a. Medicolegal importance of Age. [2]
b. Determination of Age of an Abrasion on Autopsy. [2]
c. Medical ethics. [1]
d. Hasse's formula. [1]
2. Tabulate the differentiating features of:
a. Entry and Exit wound in a case of Rifled firearm injury. [2]
b. True and False virgin. [1]
c. Cadaveric rigidity and Cadaveric spasm. [2]

3. Write short notes on:

a. Consent in relation to treatment of a patient by a RMP. [2]
b. Mental health act 1987. [2]
c. Exhumation. [2]
d. MTP act 1971. [2]
e. Lucid interval. [1]

PART – II
4. Give an account of diagnosis, treatment and postmortem findings in a case of Aluminium Phosphide
poisoning. [2+2+1=5]

5. Write in brief about:

a. Signs of pregnancy with the medicolegal significance. [2]
b. Preservation and despatch of Viscera to FSL. [2]
c. Medicolegal importance of Froth at mouth and Nostrils at autopsy. [1]
d. Diatoms. [1]
6. Write short notes on:
a. Chellating agents. [2]
b. Gastric Lavage in poisoning. [2]
c. Vitriolage. [1]
d. Impulse. [2]
e. Drug addiction. [2]

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 M.B.B.S. [2nd Prof.]
BF/2011/11

Forensic Medicine
M.M. : 40 Time : 3 Hours
Note : Attempt all questions.
USE SEPARATE ANSWER SHEET FOR EACH PART.

PART – I

1. Classify Thermal injuries. Tabulate the differentiating features of the Antemortem and the
Postmortem burns. [2+2=4]

2. Write short notes on:

a. Medicolegal autopsy. [2]
b. Cephalic index. [1]
c. Restraint of a Mentally ill person. [2]
d. Time since death from the Putrifective changes. [2]
e. Medicolegal aspect of hanging. [1]

3. Tabulate the differentiating features of:

a. Male and Female skull. [2]
b. Civil and Criminal negligence. [2]
c. Police and Magistrate's Inquest. [2]
d. Dying declaration and Dying deposition. [2]

PART – II
4. Give clinical features, treatment and Autopsy findings in a case of Carbon Monoxide poisoning.
[2+2+1=5]

5. Write in brief about:

a. Medicolegal aspect of the recent signs of delivery. [2]
b. Antidotes. [2]
c. Artificial insemination. [2]
d. Oximes. [1]

6. Tabulate:
a. Differentiating clinical features of Strychnine poisoning and Tetanus.
[2]
b. Differentiating features of Poisonous and Non poisonous snakes.
[2]
c. True and False Bruise. [2]
d. Differentiating clinical features of Arsenic poisoning and
Gastroentritis patient. [2]

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 M.B.B.S. [2nd Prof.]
BF/2012/05

Forensic Medicine
M.M. : 40 Time : 3 Hours
Note : Attempt all questions.
USE SEPARATE ANSWER SHEET FOR EACH PART.

PART – I
1. Describe in detail the post-mortem findings in Death due to Wet drowning?
[6]
2. Write short notes on: [4x2=8]
a. Magistrate's inquest. b. Preservation of Viscera.
c. Grievous Hurt. d. Delusions.
3. Select One Correct Answer from the following each M.C.Q.s:
A. Dowry death is included in the following section of I.P.C. [1]
i. 304A ii. 304B iii. 320 iv. 498A
B. In a Child, first permanent tooth to erupt is: [1]
i. Medial incisor ii. Lateral incisor
iii. Canine iv. First Molar
C. Res Ipsa Loquitor means: [1]
i. Negligence of Surgeon. ii. Evidence speaks for itself.
iii. Liability in negligence. iv. Punishment in negligence.
D. Spalding's sign occur because of: [1]
i. Mummification ii. Maceration
iii. Hanging iv. Drowning.
E. In Starvation deaths, Gall Bladder is: [1]
i. Distended ii. Atrophied
iii. Shrunken iv. Normal
F. Criminal responsibility of a person of unsound mind is incorporated
in I.P.C. : [1]
i. Section 84 ii. Section 302
ii. Section 88 iv. Section 85

PART – II
4. Define Drunkenness. Outline the steps of examination for certification and treatment of a person said to
be drunk. Discuss the Criminal responsibility of such a person.
[2+4+2=8]

5. Tabulate the differentiating features of: [4x2=8]

i. True virgin and False virginity. ii. Live birth and Still birth.
iii. Legal abortion and Criminal abortion. iv. White and Red phosphorus.

6. Write in brief about: [2+2=4]

a. Caffey syndrome. b. Surrogate mother.
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