INI-CET Nov 2021 | Forensic Medicine & Toxicology Recall Questions | Dr Vishwajeet Singh

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[@itsme-jw2jf]

In the question of poisoning phosphorus was not in the option it was potassium permanganate. And some dye factory was mentioned

[@shuban913]

Arsenic

[@pgaspirant8624]

Sir in male pelvis ques one option was subpubic angle is U shaped and ischial tuberosity was inverted

[@vipinkumarmeena4703]

Potassium per magnet in the option

[@VinayKumar-yz8bj]

Mechanism of laceration they asked sir
Isn't it shearing force

[@vipinkumarmeena4703]

Both the injuries are oppositeside

[@vipinkumarmeena4703]

Both the injuries are opposite

[@VinayKumar-yz8bj]

Sir I marked three except murphys

[@sagardhakal3268]

in bomb blast injury, airblast injury is also there in option. will there be change in answer or it remains same.

[@justan0therpleb599]

Airblast and shockwave are same,so it comes under primary classification of bomb blast injury while laceration causing fatal injuries to vital organs are more likely due to shrapnels present inside the bombs or grenades (AKA flying objects-like nails,razors and other pointy objects) which comes under secondary classification. Hope it clears your doubt.

[@VinayKumar-yz8bj]

Ashley's rule not?