| Post Name | JUNIOR CONSULTANT - FORENSIC MEDICINE |
|---|---|
| Department | HEALTH SERVICES |
| Question Paper Code | 003/2016/OL |
| Category Code | 205/2015 |
| Date of Test | 7 January 2016 |
| Medium of Question | ENGLISH |
| Exam Type | Online Examination |
| Total Questions | 100 |
1
Who was the Editor of the journal 'Sreemathi'?
Answer
A. Anna Chaandi
2
Who among the following was not hanged in the famous 'Kayyur Incident' of 1941?
Answer
B. C. Krishnan Nair
3
All Kerala Women's League was formed at
Answer
D. Kozhikode
4
Who is the author of the Malayalam work ''Adimakal Engane Udamakalay''?
Answer
C. Vishnu Bharateeyan
5
Cochin Rajya Praja Mandalam was formed in the year
Answer
D. 1941
6
Which among the following organisation was formed at the earliest?
Answer
C. Sri Narayana Dharma Paripalana Yogam
7
Which one of the following work of Kumaran Asan was published in the year 1907?
Answer
B. Veena Poovu
8
Tatwa Prakashika Ashram was associated with
Answer
A. Vagbhatananda
9
Who published the first travelogue in Malayalam?
Answer
B. Thoma Cathanar
10
Who was the last Diwan of Kochi?
Answer
C. C.P. Karunakara Menon
11
Paliyam Satyagraha was started in the year
Answer
D. 1947
12
Which one of the following newspaper was not associated with K. Ramakrishna Pillai?
Answer
A. Keraliyam
13
Which state has the largest number of child brides and child grooms in the country as per the census of India 2011?
Answer
B. Uttar Pradesh
14
A famous city Antalya situated in
Answer
C. Turkey
15
The number of districts in Karnataka
Answer
D. 30
16
Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport is situated at
Answer
D. Guwahati
17
The British formed a force called 'Kolkars' to deal with
Answer
C. Pazhassi Revolt
18
Which British Viceroy of India visited Travancore in 1900?
Answer
A. Lord Curzon
19
From which constituency Joseph Mundassery was elected to the first Kerala Legislative Assembly in 1957?
Answer
B. Manaloor
20
Which one of the following social reformer died in the year 1929?
Answer
A. Brahmananda Sivayogi
21
Police inquest is dealt within the Criminal Procedure Code 1973
Answer
A. Section 174, 175
22
A fixed and false belief or an erroneous judgement which cannot be changed by logical argument or evidence to the contrary is called
Answer
D. Delusion
23
Drugs and Cosmetic Rules 1945 classifies poisons into schedule
Answer
B. Schedule E
24
Bernsteins hypothesis states that
Answer
C. The agglutinogens A and B cannot appear in the blood of an infant unless present in the blood of one or both parents
25
Railway spine is severe blow to the back or fall from height resulting in
Answer
B. concussion of the spinal cord without evidence of external injury
26
The presence of macrophages laden with hemosidarin pigment indicates that the contusion is at least
Answer
C. 48 hours old
27
Technique useful for detection of diffuse axonal injury in a patient who survived for three hours after head trauma
Answer
D. Immuno cytochemistry using Bamyloid precursor protein
28
Zoophilia is a sexual perversion where
Answer
B. Sexual gratification is obtained from fondling animals
29
The first permanent molar teeth erupts at
Answer
A. 6-7 years
30
Indecent assault committed on a woman with the intent or knowledge to outrage her modesty is punishable under Indian Penal Code
Answer
B. Section 354
31
Breslau's second life test is
Answer
D. Small intestine and stomach removed after applying ligatures at either end will float in water
32
During spectroscopy oxyhemoglobin shows two absorption bands between Frauenhoffer lines
Answer
C. D and E
33
Caspers dictum states that
Answer
A. A body decomposes in air twice as quickly as in water and eight times as quickly as in earth
34
Aldrich-Mee's lines on the nails is seen in
Answer
C. Arsenic poisoning
35
Consent given for an act of criminal abortion is not valid whether or not the act causes injury as per section of Indian Penal Code
Answer
B. IPC Sec 91
36
Bansdola is
Answer
C. Sticks are placed on the front and back of neck and pressure applied by tying their ends
37
Poroscopy is useful in
Answer
D. Determination of identity
38
Arborescent markings are seen in
Answer
C. Lightening
39
Preauricular sulcus on pelvic bone is useful for
Answer
C. Determination of sex
40
Smokeless gun powder consists of
Answer
B. Nitrocellulose and nitro glycerine
41
Super fecundation means
Answer
A. Multiple pregnancy resulting from the fertilisation of two or more ova liberated in the same menstrual cycle by spermatozoa introduced by successive act of coitus
42
Cardiac muscle in myocardial infarction appear pale, brownish purple or tigroid with slight leucocyte infiltration and necrosis after a period of survival of
Answer
B. 6-9 hours
43
The range of firing in shot gun injuries from the extend of dispersion of pellets is approximately calculated by
Answer
A. The spread of pellets in inches equals one and a half times the ranged measured in yards in cylinder bore weapons
44
Lynching is
Answer
B. Homicidal hanging
45
Nitrites are given in cyanide poisoning
Answer
C. To convert hemoglobin into methnoglobin
46
British anti lewisite is used for treatment of poisoning by
Answer
C. Arsenic
47
Spaldings sign is seen in
Answer
B. Intra uterine death
48
Pugilistic attitude in death due to burns is
Answer
A. due to coagulation of proteins
49
Abatement of suicide of a child or insane person is dealt with the Indian Penal Code
Answer
A. Section 305 IPC
50
Micro chemical test for presence of blood by talcayama test is seen as
Answer
D. pink feathery crystals of hemochromogen
51
Postmortem staining in poisoning by oxidants of hemoglobin such as potassium chlorate and nitrites is chocolate brown in colour because
Answer
C. Formation of methemoglobin and sulfhemoglobin
52
'Washer Womans' hands in drowning occurs by
Answer
D. immersion for 4-6 hours
53
Giving false evidence intentionally before the Honourable Court is punishable under Indian Penal Code
Answer
C. IPC 193
54
In metropolitan cities a Metropolitan Magistrate is
Answer
B. Judicial Magistrate of first class
55
Failure to comply with the summons without genuine may render him liable for fine or imprisonment or both under Indian Penal Code
Answer
D. IPCs 174
56
The most appropriate staining technique for detection of Barr bodies is
Answer
A. Feulgen reaction
57
Ischiopubic index is useful for determining
Answer
C. Sex of individual
58
The shape of chin of adult male mandible is
Answer
D. square shaped
59
Bony replacement of cartilage between basisphenoid and basisocciput is complete by
Answer
B. 22-24 years
60
Calcification of crown of first molar and incisors take place
Answer
B. during intra uterine period
61
Mamelons are irregularities seen on
Answer
A. Permanent incisors
62
The average rate of cooling of a dead body is
Answer
B. 1.5°F per hour in temperate climate and 0.75°F per hour in tropical climate
63
Livor mortis is
Answer
A. Suggillation
64
The purplish discolouration of hypostatic areas is due to
Answer
D. Reduced hemoglobin in blood
65
Enzyme studies by Macro enzyme techniques using triphenyl tetrazolium chloride (TTC) reaction depends on enzyme activity
Answer
C. Lactic dehydrogenase
66
During autopsy in a torture death presence of contaminated material and fecal material in the air passage and oesophagus suggests
Answer
A. Wet submarine
67
Following fracture of long bone the normal period for formation of complete callus is
Answer
D. 2-3 weeks
68
Fat embolism can be demonstrated in Frozen section by identifying fat using stain
Answer
B. Scharlach R
69
Stomach emptying time may be prolonged in long standing uncontrolled diabetes mellitus due to
Answer
D. Gastroparesis
70
Differences in the chloride content of blood in both sides of the heart in drowning will be absent in
Answer
C. Dry drowning
71
Sulphuric acid is contraindicated for diatom test because
Answer
B. It produces precipitates which obscure microscopy
72
Frost bite occurs when exposed to temperature of minimum
Answer
A. Below -8 to -10°C
73
Malignant transformation of a burn scar is known as
Answer
C. Marjolins ulcer
74
Eonism is a sexual perversion where
Answer
A. There is a propensity to dress in the clothing of opposite sex
75
Most reliable criteria for identification of identical twins is
Answer
B. Finger print
76
Mental disorders are classified in International classification of diseases under chapter
Answer
D. Chapter F
77
A contract with a mentally ill person during the lucid interval is
Answer
B. valid
78
Joule effect in electrocution is
Answer
D. Resistance of muscle cause release of heat causing coagulation of muscle fibre
79
Benzidine test for detection of blood is based on the principle
Answer
A. enzyme peroxidase in hemoglobin acts as a carrier of oxygen
80
Secretion of ABO substances in body fluids such as saliva, semen and gastric juice is determined by
Answer
C. Genes Se and se
81
Regarding Florence test for detection of semen
Answer
B. A negative test will eliminate the possibility of stain being semen
82
Person who commit a criminal act under the following state are not held liable
Answer
C. oneiroid state
83
The following, which is outside the purview of Transplantation of Human Organ Act 1994
Answer
D. Bone marrow
84
Chelating agent British anti lewisite is contraindicated in
Answer
B. Cadmium poisoning
85
Desferoxamine is a chelating agent which removes iron from the following one maximally
Answer
C. Hemosiderin
86
Nitric acid when comes in contact with organic matter produces
Answer
D. Picric acid
87
Mental affection called 'Erethism' in mercury poisoning effecting the emotional state is known as
Answer
B. Mad as a hatter
88
Magnan's symptom is seen in
Answer
D. Chronic cocaine poisoning
89
Warnicke-Korsakow's syndrome is seen in
Answer
B. Deficiency of thiamine
90
Dipsomania is a
Answer
A. Impulse
91
Haptoglobins are
Answer
D. Hemoglobin binding proteins found in human serum
92
The greenish discolouration of resolving contusion is due to
Answer
A. hematoidin
93
Fugue state where the patient wanders away from home is seen in
Answer
C. Hysteria
94
In cases of air embolism the patient should be placed
Answer
D. on left side with legs raised
95
When examined under ultraviolet light seminal stains show
Answer
B. strong bluish white fluorescence
96
Obliteration of triradiate cartilage occurs by
Answer
D. 11-14 years
97
Postmortem caloricity is seen in
Answer
A. Fulminant infections
98
Locard's test is
Answer
B. comparison of the openings of sweat duct on the papillary ridges
99
The permanent second molar erupts in
Answer
B. 12-14 years
100
The approximate time since death after the dead body becomes completely cooled and rigor mortis starts disappearing is
Answer
C. more than 16 hours
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