WorksheetsThantology (Cont.,)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
Surest sign of death is
Cadaveric lividity
Cadaveric spasm
Adipocere
Putrefaction
In a decomposed body first sign seen is
Purplish black discolouration over lower extremity.
Purplish black discolouration over face
Greenish discolouration of skin over left iliac fossa.
Greenish discoloration of skin over right iliac fossa.
Which of the tissues putrifies late
Brain
Prostate
Liver
Stomach
Casper’s dictum is used for
Identification of body
For knowing weapon of injury.
Time since death
Cause of death.
Sequence of putrefactive changes occur as
Brain–heart–spleen–kidney.
Brain–spleen–heart–uterus.
Heart–spleen–uterus–brain.
Heart–brain–spleen–uterus.
Colliquative liquification is seen within..............after death
Immediately
24 hours
72 hours
1 week
The process which causes the drying up of tissues and internal viscera to a sufficient degree to halt putrefaction is called
Saponification
Adipocere formation
Mummification
Putrefaction
The dead body of a murdered person is brought for preservation in mortuary. Which of the following statements is not correct.
The body should be stored at 4 degree celsius
The body can be embalmed before post mortem
The body should never be undressed before the forensic expert has seen it.
The body can be stored at 20 degree celsius to preserve it for long duration
The cerebrospinal fluid is biochemically examined for the following to estimate time since death, except
Glucose levels
Lactic acid content.
Amino acid content
Non-protein nitrogen content.
Convincing proof of burial alive is
Pulmonary oedema.
Laceration of liver.
Sand in trachea and bronchi.
Splenic congestion
