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TOXICOLOGY
1) DMSA, succimer is : a. Chelating agent for the treatment of lead, arsenic and mercury b. Chelating Ca, Mg and iron c. Given by IV injection d. Orally active and highly effective in lead treatment 2) The following drugs are used in the induction of emesis except : a. Syrup of ipecac b. Activated charcoal c. Apomorphine d. Sorbitol 7% 3) The most rapid danger in cases of coma is : a. Heart failure b. Hypostatic pneumonia c. Shock and hypotension d. Hypothermia e. Back falling of the tongue 4) Ordinary gastric lavage is contraindicated in the following EXCEPT : a. Carbolic acid poisoning b. Potash poisoning c. 7 hours after the ingestion of the poison d. Convulsions

Chapter:GENERAL TOXICOLOGY
5)what is the classification of poison 6)mention emergency stabilization of the patient 7)write short notes on coma and the types of coma 8)what is the contraindications of emesis 9)what is indications of gastric lavage 10)what is syrup of ipecac? 11)give short brief on how to perform gastric lavage 12)what is the dose of activated charcoal and the contraindications? 13)what is the common group of cathartics commonly use? 14)Define whole bowel irrigation and the indications 15)Enumerate the elimination of the absorbed poison

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16)what is indications for hemodialysis 17)enumerate complications of hemodialysis 18)what is hyperbaric oxygen 19)give the classification of antidotes 20)Mention the dose for BAL, EDTA, and DMSA 21)what is the mechanism for penicillamine 22)what are the contraindication of Dimercaprol 23)what is the advantages of DMSA

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FORENSIC
CHAPTER:IDENTIFICATION:
1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) The coronal suture closes at _____? The ends of hairs at the edge of contused wounds are ____? Dactylography means ____? Adipocere is characterized by ___? How to identify the age from the sutures? What is the general characters of negroid skull? How to determine height from the bone? What is cell seing Mention types of foot impression What is medicolegal application of DNA finger printing Give short notes on medicolegal importance in 18 years old male

CHAPTER:MEDICOLEGAL ASPECTS OF DEATH AND POST-MORTEM CHANGES:

1)Brain death occurs when ___? 2)Medicolegal importance of abrasions . 3)Differences between primary and secondary flaccidity 4)Define cellular death and the medicolegal importance of distinction between somatic and molecular death 5)what is the signs due to loss of vital function of the brain 6)write short notes on apparent death and the conditions it usually occur 7)what is the factors modifying rate of cooling 8)differentiate between livor mortis and rigor mortis 9)write short notes on cadaveric spasm 10)differentiate between rigor mortis and cadaveric spasm 11)onset of putrefaction and factors affecting putrefaction

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CHAPTER:SUDDEN NATURAL DEATH

1)write classification of the causes of sudden natural death 2)write short notes on crib death

CHAPTER:MEDICOLEGAL ASPECTS OF WOUND

1)lists the type of wound 2)differentiate between incised wound and contused wound 3)what is fabricated wound 4)how to examine suspected assailant

CHAPTER:INJURIES OF SPECIAL ORGANS

1)Differentiate the signs of struggle between suicidal case and homicides case 2)how to examine wound of the suicidal case?

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