Fmt

Question 1

Marshall triad?

Answer 1

• Punctate laceration + Abrasion + Bruises
  ( In blast victims )
• Results from flying missiles generated by blast.➡️secondary blast injury

Question 2

Types of autopsy

Answer 2

1.Virchow ( organ by organ) MC
⬇️
Cranium>Thorax>Cervical>Abdominal
2.Rokitansky( IN SITU DISSECTION))
3.Lettule ( EN MASS REMOVAL)
4.Gohn ( En BLOCK REMOVAL)

Question 3

Bolam’s test ..?

Answer 3

Absence of reasonable skills and care by the doctor during the treatment of patients is punishable.

Question 4

Components of primers.

Answer 4

BLAST
B-Barium nitrate
L-Lead peroxide
A-Antimony sulphide
S-Styphanate ( lead)
T-Tetrazine

Question 5

Gunshot Residue Test ( GRT) names..

Answer 5

Mnemonic HANDS ✋

H- Harrison and Gilroy test
A- Atomic absorption spectrometry
N- Neutron activation analyst
D- Dermal nitrate
S- SEM-EDXA ( Scanning Elecron Microscopy with Energy Dispersed X ray Absorptive spectrometry ) (( SPECIFIC TEST))

Question 6

Suspended Animation seen in…..

Answer 6

Mnemonic _ I NEW HDTV
I- Iatrogenic/ Insanity
N- Newborn ( mc)
E- electrocution
W- Wasting d/s ( TB / cachexia / cholera)
H- Heat stroke / Hypothermia
D- Drowning
T- Typhoid
V- Voluntary practice ( yoga)

Question 7

Rules for progression of rigor mortis

Answer 7

They r 2 .

1. Nysten rule = Progress in specific sequence
   ie. Myocardium
   ⬇️
   Eyelid
   ⬇️
   Neck
   ⬇️
   Jaw
   ⬇️
   Face
   ⬇️
   Thorax
   ⬇️
   Upper limb
   ⬇️
   Abdomen
   ⬇️
   Lower limb
   ⬇️
   Fingers n toes
2. Saphiro rule = As rigor mortis is a biochemical process, it occurs simultaneously in all parts of body.
   Depending upon the bulk of the muscle,it occurs early in some and late in other parts.

Question 8

Cafe coronary syndrome.

Answer 8

Sudden death of an OBESE ( intoxicated / drugged) person while eating.

⭐ it’s a misnomer as it’s not due to MI

Question 9

Bertillon system

Answer 9

Method of IDENTIFICATION

Use Anthropometry

After 21yrs only