Medical Jurisprudence
Ø Those poisons which affect
the central nerve systems are called_____________? Somniferous poisons
Ø Pediatrician is a
specialist________________? New born babies
Ø Gynecologist is specialist
of_____________? Female diseases
Ø The colors of menstrual blood
are______________? Dark and fluid contains endometrial land
Vaginal epithelial cells
Ø The color of bloodstains
after 24 hours is______________? Generally black
Ø The colour of fresh
bloodstains is______________? Bright red
Ø The form of insanity which is
seen after the mental faculties have developed is called___________? Dementia
Ø Mental defectiveness which is
as a result of retarded or in complete development before the age of 18 years
is called ? Amentia
Ø Lunacy madness, mental
derangement are type of_____________? Insanity
Ø Expulsion of the products of
conception before_________ weeks of pregnancy is called abortion? 28
Ø Sodomy and __________ kinds
of unnatural offences? Buggery
Ø “Sterility” means ? In-ability to procreate
Ø Drowning is___________ type
of death? Asphyxia
Ø Suffocation is a type
of_________ death? Asphyxia
Ø Strangulation is also a type
of_____________ death? Asphyxia
Ø Hanging is a kind
of__________________? Asphyxia death
Ø Depytren has classified burns
into___________ degrees? Six
Ø An injury to the body
produced by the application of flame, some heated solid, metals etc are
called________________? Burns
Ø The wound pierces the skin
deeper structure and enters into natural cavities of the body are called? Penetrating wound
Ø Punctured wound or stab
wounds are of_______ types? 2
Ø The injuries caused by blunt
instruments which driven through he skin into the deeper structure are called? Punctured wounds & Stab wounds
Ø An injury caused by sharp
cutting instrument resulting in clean cut wound is called? Incised wound
Ø A contusion caused by blunt
injury resulting in swelling of the part due to effusion of blood into the
neighboring tissues from the ruptured capillaries without any discontinuity of
the skin is called? Contusion & Bruise
Ø Hanging is example of ______
type of abrasion? Pressure
Ø The injuries usually caused
in accident are known_____________? Graze abrasion & Sliding abrasion
Ø Abrasion is divided in_____
types? 4
Ø An injury affected by
corrosive acid or corrosive unalias is called_______________? Chemical injury
Ø Wound is divided
in_______________? Incised
wound , Lacerated wound & Stab and fire-arm wound
Ø Dissolution of the natural
continuity of any tissue of the body is known as_______________? Wound
Ø In post-mortem _____________
organs of body are examined? External & Internal
Ø The post-mortem of a dead
body is conducted for the purpose to_____________? Determine cause of death
Ø When all the epiphyses of the
limb bones are completely united the age is imagined of________________? Nineteen to twenty years
Ø The pupa convert into adult
in_____________ days in dead body? Seven to ten
Ø Maggots or larvae are
produced in dead body within______________ hours? Eight to twenty four
Ø The time between the
examination and death is called_____________?
Post-mortem
interval
Ø The stoppage of brain
functioning is called_______________? Coma.
Ø Third cause of syncope is
known as____________? Asthenia
Ø Excessive loss of blood as a
result of injury to a large blood vessel or blood vessel of internal organ
resulting in sever anemia is called______________? Haermorrhage
Ø The mode of death in which
heart stop functioning first is called____________? Syncope
Ø The death of body after 3 to
4 hours after the stoppage of vital functions is called_______________? Cellular death & Molecular death
Ø Death is of ______________
types? Two
Ø The__________ is the center
of cardiovascular system? Heart
Ø The blood vessels which
convey blood away from heart called_______________? Arteries
Ø Human blood is _____________
liquid? Colorless
Ø Thorax
contains________________? Lungs & Heart
Ø The backone of human body
consist _________________ bones? 33
Ø The nbone lying in the neck
of human body is called_______________? Hyoid
Ø Thorax or chest of human body
is_______________? Cavity
Ø In young child spinal cord
consist ______________ bones? 33
Ø _________ is also called
little brain? Cerebellum
Ø The ear of humans consists
___________ parts? 3
Ø The inner part of human ear
is called________________? Labyrinth
Ø The most center of nerves are
in______________? Brain and spinal cord
Ø The inner layer of human skin
is called____________? Dermis
Ø Human skin has ____________
parts? 2
Ø The bones of human head
forming the skull are_________ in numbers?
20
Ø The bones of legs and
backbone are called______________? Sporting bones of Skelton
Ø Human Skelton
consist___________ or above bones? 200
Ø Dying deposition is more
valuable in the eye of law than________________? Dying declaration, Any other statement & The statement recorded
before police
Ø A statement of dying person
on oath before Magistrate in presence of the accused is called______________? Dying deposition
Ø Dying declaration recorded by
medical officer needs to be certified by_____________? Magistrate
Ø A statement given by the
patient at the time of death who die of some unlawful acts and stated
circumstances of his injuries etc is called_______________? Dying declaration
Ø Post-mortem report
means________________? Medical report of a dead body
Ø Medical certificates of ill
health, medical certificate of insanity, medical certificate for death,
medico-legal report of injury, post-mortem reports abortion, dying declaration
are called_________________? Documentary medical evidence
Ø Medical evidence are
of__________ kinds? 2
Ø Where conduct money are not
adequate the medical practitioner may point it in the Court_________________? Before recording evidence
Ø A fee offered to a medical
practitioner to cover necessary travelling expenses by the Court is
called______________? Conduct money
Ø In Pakistan________ time
limit is for examination? No
Ø After exhumation Post-mortem examination
is conducted by______________? Medical Officer
Ø The exhumation should be
carried out by the order of_______________?
Corner ,
District Magistrate & Sub-Divisional
Magistrate
Ø The examination of a dead
body taken out of the grave for the suspicion of death because poisoning or any
other foul play is called_______________? Exhumation
Ø In Pakistan Coroner Courts
are in practice_______________? Karachi and Lahore
Ø An Officer appointed by the
Government to hold an inquiry of death suspected as unnatural and suspicious in
his jurisdiction is called_____________?
Special
Officer
Ø The branch of medicine which
treats the application of the principle and knowledge of medicine to the
purposes of law is called ________________?
Medical Jurisprudence
Ø Opium is __________ type of
poison? Somniferous
Ø An eye specialist is
called_________________? Ophthalmologist
Ø Specialist of internal organs
of body is called ________________? Interest
Ø The specialist of skin is called_____________? Gynecologist
Ø The colour of vomited blood
is_______________? Chocolate
Ø The colour of blood stain
within 24 hours is____________? Brownish red
Ø Bloodstains are tested
by__________ ways? 5
Ø Idiocy, imbecility and feeble
mindedness are kinds of_________________?
Amentia
Ø Medico legally insanity is
classified into____________ types? 4
Ø Unnatural death of the newly
born child is called________________? Infanticide
Ø Sadism, masochism, fetichism
are kinds of_______________? Sexual perversions
Ø A woman who had no coitus is
said to be a_____________? Virgin
Ø The term “impotence” means ? In capacity to perform sexual intercourse
Ø Suffocation is a form of
asphyxia caused by obstruction of_________ to the lungs other than compression
of neck and drowning? Air
Ø A violent death where the
constricting force on the neck is from outside by some material or hand, the
constricting force is not the weight of the body is called________________? Strangulation
Ø Hanging is a condition where there
is constriction of the neck due to a ligature around the neck and___ __________? Constricting force being the weight of the body or head
Ø Asphyxia deaths are of
__________ natures? 4
Ø An injury caused by moist
heat liquid on boiling point or near boiling point is called_______________? Scald wounds
Ø When the wound pierces the
human body from one surface to the other it is called_____________? Preformatting wound
Ø Penetrating wounds and
perforating wounds are type of___________? Stab wounds
Ø The wounds caused by knives,
daggers, sickles, pin, needle etc are_____________ wounds? Punctured & Stab
Ø The injuries which produce
tearing of the skin and subcutaneous tissue with edges torm, jugged and
irregular are called_______________? Lacerated wound
Ø Bruises are also
called_____________? Simple injuries
Ø The abrasion results from the
body coming in rough contact with a rough surface is_____________? Direct imprint & Impact
Ø When the skin is crushed as a
result of constant or high pressure this type of abrasion is
called_____________? Pressure abrasion
Ø An injury resulting from
penis, finger needle lead is____________ type of abrasion? Scratch
Ø The injury which affect
superficial epithelial layer of the skin only is called_____________? Abrasion
Ø An injury caused due to cold
is called_____________? Thermal injury
Ø Injuries are classified in
____________ forms? 4
Ø Any harm caused to a person
by violence is called_____________? Injury
Ø The post-mortem consist_________
type of evidence? Factual
Ø In cases with no
criminological background or suspicion, the dead body is the property
of______________? Heirs
Ø Ossification test is used
for_____________? Determination of age
Ø The maggot develop in dead
body into __________ days of death? Four to five
Ø If the lice were seen on the
dead body it would indicate that death has occurred within__________ days? Three to six
Ø Death of a person due to
unnatural causes is called_____________?
Sudden death
Ø When respiratory system of
body stops functioning first is called_____________? Asphyxia
Ø The excessive stimulation of
the Vigus nerve resulting in stoppage of heart is called? Vaso vagal shock
Ø There are______________
causes of syncope? 3
Ø There are _________ modes of
death? 3
Ø The state of the body showing
complete cessation of the function of three important structures i.e., brain,
heart and lungs is called____________? Clinical death , Somatic death & Systematic
death
Ø The cessation of life in the
body is called______________? Death
Ø The vessels which communicate
blood from heart to various organs or other parts are called_____________? Capillaries
Ø Blood
contains________________? White corpuscles & Red corpuscles
Ø Every part of human body contain
blood except_______________? Hairs , Nails & Outer skin
Ø The trunk of human body
consist of ______________ part? 2
Ø The face of human body
consist _____________ boxes? 14
Ø There are__________ ribs on
each side of human body? 12
Ø The adult spine consist
of_________ bones? 36
Ø In human body among the
organs essential to preservation of life is the______________? Brain
Ø The outer part of human ear
is called_____________? External ear
Ø The eye-ball or the organ not
vision consist an external coat called ?
Sclerotic
Ø The human brain is divided in
__________ main parts? 3
Ø The never system of human
consist nervous and ____________ organs?
Peripheral
Ø The outer layer of skin is
called_______________? Epidermis
Ø _________ covers human body? Skin
Ø The Cranium contains_________
frontal bones? 8
Ø The enclosing part of human
head to brain is called_______________? Cranium
Ø The Skelton is divided
into________ main parts? 3
Ø Frame work of human body is
called______________? Skelton
Ø A dying deposition recorded
by Magistrate in presence of accused needs to be cross-examined
by______________? Accused
Ø There is_________ between
dying declaration and dying deposition? Difference
Ø Dying declaration
has_______________? Great importance and legal value
Ø Medico-legal report
is______________? Report of injuries
Ø Medical certificate for
insanity mans_______________? The Certificate of unsoundness
Ø A medical witness recorded
his statement orally it will called_________________? Oral evidence
Ø A medical practitioner
witness _____________ to take oath before recording evidence? Needs
Ø The conduct money shall be
sent toward medical practitioner_____________?
With
subpoena
Ø A document sent by a Court to
compel a witness to attend the Court on a given time place along with his
reports is called______________? Subpoena
Ø After Post mortem parts of a
dead body needs to sent to______________?
Chemical
examiner for chemical analysis
Ø A police officer_____ ______ order for exhumation? Cannot & CAN
Ø Autopsies are performed on
exhumed bodies in________________? Civil Cases & Criminal Cases
Ø The accused has________ to
produce witnesses, cross-examiner witnesses either himself or through his
counsel before Coroner Court? Right
Ø Coroner Court is a Court
of_____________? Enquiry
Ø Medical Jurisprudence proper,
embraces all questions which effect the Civil or Social rights of individuals
and injuries to the person and bring the medical practitioner into contact
with_____________? Law
Ø Medical Jurisprudence,
Forensic Medicine and Legal Medicine are considered______________? Synonymous terms
Ø Good Conduct Prisoners
Probational Release Rules, 1927 were enforced_______________? 1st May, 1927
Ø Frame work of human body is
called_______________? Skelton
Ø The Skelton is divided into________________
main parts? 3
Ø There is__________ between
dying declaration and dying deposition? Difference
Ø A dying deposition recorded
by Magistrate in presence of accused needs to be cross-examined
by_________________? Accused
Ø Dying declaration has_________________? Great importance and legal value
Ø Medico-legal report
is___________________? Report of injuries
Ø Medical certificate for
insanity mans________________? The Certificate of unsoundness
Ø A medical witness recorded
his statement orally it will called___________________? Oral evidence
Ø A medical practitioner
witness__________ to take oath before recording evidence? Needs
Ø The conduct money shall be
sent toward medical practitioner______________?
With
subpoena
Ø A document sent by a Court to
compel a witness to attend the Court on a given time place along with his
reports is called? Subpoena
Ø After Post mortem parts of a
dead body needs to send to_________________?
Chemical
examiner for chemical analysis
Ø A police officer ________
order for exhumation? Cannot & Can
Ø The accused has _________ to
produce witnesses, cross-examiner witnesses either himself or through his
counsel before Coroner Court? Right
Ø autopsies are performed on
exhumed bodies in ______________? Civil Cases & Criminal Cases
Ø Coroner Court is a Court
of________________? Enquiry
Ø Medical Jurisprudence proper,
embraces all questions which effect the Civil or Social rights of individuals
and injuries to the person and bring the medical practitioner into contact
with____________ ? Law
Ø Medical Jurisprudence,
Forensic Medicine and Legal Medicine are considered? Synonymous terms
