Forensic Medicine Multiple Choice Quiz
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Forensic Medicine Multiple Choice Quiz

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Failure to provide medical care to a patient by a doctor relates to medical error.

True

In cases of sexual offense, swabs from the woman's genital tract are taken no later than:

  • the first hours after rape (correct)
  • 8-10 days
  • 2-3 days
  • 5-7 days
  • What degree of alcohol influence is characterized by increased fatigue, emotional instability, and impaired coordination of small movements?

    severe

    A pinkish tint of the skin, a bright scarlet color of corphic spots, blood and soft tissue are most characteristic in poisoning by _______________________.

    <p>carbon monoxide</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following terms with their descriptions:

    <p>a) Medical Error = Failure to provide medical care to a patient by a doctor b) Illegal Healing = Treating patients without a medical license c) Accident = Unforeseen event that causes harm d) Intentional Crime = Deliberate act of harming someone</p> Signup and view all the answers

    To establish the date of death, the occasion is used:

    <p>stage of development of cadaveric spots</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Cut wounds are characterized by equal edges and the presence of two sharp ends.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is necessary to confirm fatal mushrooms poisoning?

    <p>mycological research</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Men's ability to fertilize is determined by the nature of _______________________.

    <p>spermatogenesis</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is not a qualifying sign of grievous harm to health?

    <p>duration of the health disorder exceeds 21 days</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Forensic Medicine

    • Connective web jumpers are characteristic for lacerations and bruises.
    • Whiplash fracture of the cervical spine during collision injury arises from neck extension.

    Injuries

    • Punch injuries of flat bones are characterized by cobweb-like fractures.
    • A laceration arises from a blow.
    • Shape, edges, and crust of an abrasion indicate how long it has been present.
    • Color of bleeding in the first hours: blue-purple (option a).
    • Typical cut wound has the greatest depth in the initial part.
    • Signs of general concussion: distant fractures, hemorrhage into the ligamentous apparatus.

    Death

    • Objective signs of death: cadaveric spots, rigor mortis, lack of pupillary reaction to light.
    • Rigor mortis depends on: ambient temperature, causes of death, degree of muscle development.
    • Rigor mortis disappears in reverse order of its appearance.
    • Corpse spots are observed if 6-8 hours have passed since death.

    Forensic Medical Examination

    • Weakly developed subcutaneous fatty fiber on corpses delays the cooling of the corpse.
    • Corpse spots color depends on: ambient temperature, causes of death, actions of entomofauna.
    • Early corpse changes: Rasskazov-Lukomsky spots, Vishnevsky spots, Larche spots.
    • Study of corpse spots allows to establish: how long ago death occurred, probable cause of death.

    Gunshot Wounds

    • Special weapons: homemade revolver, sawn-off shotgun, small-caliber rifle, rocket launcher.
    • Interrupted wound channel allows to establish: shot distance, sample weapon, posture of the victim at the time of injury.

    Severity of Harm

    • Qualifying feature is not considered: development of persistent loss of general ability to work.
    • Life-threatening condition: acute renal failure, severe shock, embolism, moderate acute respiratory failure.

    Forensic Medical Diagnostics of Poisoning

    • Forensic medical diagnostics is based on: medical history data, macroscopic examination of the corpse, microscopic examination of the corpse, forensic chemical examination of corpse organs.
    • Most appropriate set of methods and techniques: macroscopic, histological, and chemical.
    • Morphological signs of fatal carbon monoxide poisoning: bright pink color of blood, tissues, and cadaveric spots.

    Other

    • Mild muscle rids is observed in poisoning: chloral hydrate.
    • Causative poisons have a strong effect: locally, resorptive, cumulatively.
    • Mechanical asphyxia is characteristic: increased oxygen content in the blood.
    • Circumstantial signs of drowning are absent when: aspiration type of drowning.
    • Testing for diatom plankton: fluid from the stomach, liquid from a reservoir, kidney, lung.
    • Strangulation furrows location during hanging: above the thyroid cartilage.
    • Compression asphyxia is characterized by: anemia of internal organs, carmine pulmonary edema.

    Sexual Offenses

    • Swabs from the woman's genital tract are taken no later than: 2-3 days.

    Medical Error

    • Failure to provide medical care relates to: medical error, illegal healing, accident, intentional crime.

    Alcohol Influence

    • Degree of alcohol influence characterized by increased fatigue, emotional instability, and impaired coordination of small movements: average.

    Poisoning

    • Pinkish tint of the skin is characteristic in poisoning: carbon monoxide.
    • To confirm fatal mushroom poisoning, it is necessary to carry out: mycological, forensic chemical research, biological research.
    • Men's ability to fertilize is determined by: the nature of spermatogenesis.

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