A) Move in the body to the hospital B) Call a physician to establish death C) Begin collecting evidence D) Pronounce the victim dead
A) Natural causes B) Asphyxia C) Phosphorus poisoning D) Carbon monoxide poisoning
A) Livor mortis B) Algor mortis C) Rigor mortis D) Putrefaction
A) Maceration B) Early potrefaction C) Saponification D) Mummification
A) Coma B) Syncope C) Cardiac arrest D) Asphyxia
A) Diffusion lividity B) Hypostatic lividity C) Phosphorus lividity D) Carbon monoxide lividity
A) Alive B) Requires further examination C) Suspended animation D) Dead
A) Death occurred before heat application B) Death occurred after heat application C) Body is alive D) Heat caused death
A) Autolysis B) Mummification C) Advance putrefaction D) Early postmortem changes
A) Heat stiffening B) Rigor mortis C) Cold stiffening D) Cadaveric spasm
A) Apparent death or suspended animation B) Clinical death C) Somatic death D) Molecular death
A) Carbon monoxide B) Arsenic C) Phosphorus D) Cyanide
A) Saponification B) Putrefaction C) Autolysis D) Mummification
A) Post-mortem examination B) Medical examination C) Autopsy D) Forensic investigation
A) Research autopsy B) Medical autopsy C) Medico-legal or forensic autopsy D) Clinical autopsy
A) Suspended animation B) Brain death C) Early signs of death D) The person is alive
A) Putrefaction B) Saponification or adipocere formation C) Mummification D) Maceration
A) Natural causes B) Proximate (secondary) cause C) Unknown cause D) Immediate cause
A) None B) Final C) Early D) Advance
A) Hypostatic B) Carbon monoxide C) Phosphorus D) Diffusion
A) Cadaveric spasm B) Rigor mortis C) Cold stiffening D) Heat stiffening
A) Death is certain B) Death is uncertain C) The victim is alive D) Requires resuscitation
A) Livor mortis B) Tache noir de la sclerotique C) Rigor mortis D) Algor mortis
A) Post-mortem rigidity B) Putrefaction C) Primary placidity D) Secondary flaccidity
A) Attempt resuscitation B) Wait for 3 minutes before declaring death C) Call the police D) Declare that immediately
A) Coma B) Syncope C) Asphyxia D) Cardiac arrest
A) Both A and B B) Carbon monoxide poisoning C) Cyanide poisoning
A) Changes in the skin after death B) Livor mortis C) Rigor mortis D) Algor mortis
A) 6-12 hours B) More than 12 hours C) 2-6 hours D) Less than 2 hours
A) Closed wound B) Mortal wound C) Non-mortal wound D) Superficial wound
A) Lungs B) Brain C) Skin D) Heart
A) Contusion B) Punctured wound C) Incised wound D) Stab wound
A) Contusion B) Incised wound C) Lacerated wound D) Hematoma
A) Stab wound B) Lacerated wound C) Punctured wound D) Abrasion
A) Abrasion B) Perforating wound C) Contusion D) Lacerated wound
A) Patterned wound B) Coup injury C) Contre-coup injury D) Lacerated wound
A) Contre-coup injury B) Patterned wound C) Coup injury D) Defense wound
A) Defense wound B) Patterned wound C) Lacerated wound D) Self inflicted wound
A) Closed wound B) Patterned wound C) Coup injury D) Superficial wound
A) Self-inflicted wound B) Coup injury C) Defense wound D) Patterned wound
A) 30th day B) 20th day C) 40th day D) 50th day
A) None of the above B) They should be opened to save the child C) They should be buried immediately D) They should be given a trial
A) Dr. Rafael Genard y Mas B) Antistius C) Ambroise Pare D) Paulus Zacchias
A) Respiratory ,cardiac, and central nervous system B) Cardiac and muscular only C) Respiratory and digestive only D) Central nervous system only
A) It is suspended B) It continues C) It is transferred to heirs D) It is extinguished
A) Death caused quickly without complications B) Death caused by accident only C) Death caused by poisoning only D) Death caused by slow disease progression
A) Complete sensation of brain, heart, and lung functions B) Death declared by family members C) Temporary loss of consciousness D) Death of individual cells
A) Sociology death B) Physiological death C) Psychic death D) Biologic death
A) Penetrating wound B) Lacerated wound C) Incised wound D) Perforating wound
A) Defense wound B) Patterned wound C) Coup injury D) Self-inflicted wound
A) Coup injury B) Contre-coup injury C) Defense wound D) Patterned wound
A) Frostbite B) Trench foot C) Scald D) Heat stroke
A) The bullet was made over rubber B) The wound was accidental C) The bullet was small D) Discharge was close to the skin
A) Fracture B) Dislocation C) Strain D) Sprain
A) Demi virginity B) False physical virginity C) Cribiform hymen D) Defloration
A) Suicide B) Accident C) Homicide D) Undetermined
A) Arresting suspect B) Collecting evidence C) Interviewing witness D) Establishing the fact of death
A) Asphyxia B) Cardiac arrest C) Syncope D) Coma
A) Cooling of the body B) This coloration of the body C) Lost of corneal reflex D) Stiffening of the body muscles after death
A) 12-15 hours B) 1-3 hours C) 24 hours D) 6-8hours
A) Initial muscles stiffness B) Cooling ng of the body C) Muscle relaxation after rigor mortis disappears D) Discoloration of the skin
A) Cooling of the body B) Muscles tiffening C) Self-digestion of tissues by enzymes after death D) Bacterial decomposition
A) Instantaneous muscles definition B) Dehydration of the body C) Loss of corneal reflex D) Breaking down of proteins with foul-smelling gases
A) Maceration B) All of the above C) Mummification D) Saponification
A) Both are the same B) Autopsy is done by police only C) Autopsy includes internal examination; postmortem is external only D) Postmortem includes internal examination; autopsy is external only
A) Determine cause, manner, and time of death for legal purposes B) Determine medical cause of death for research C) None of the above D) Perform organ donation
A) Heat cramps B) Heat stroke C) Frostbite D) Heat exhaustion
A) Heat cramps B) Heat exhaustion C) Trench foot D) Heatstroke
A) Heat exhaustion B) Frostbite C) Heat stroke D) Heat cramps
A) Heat cramps B) Scald C) Heat exhaustion D) Heat stroke
A) Scald B) Burn C) Contusion D) Frostbite
A) Projectile B) Blunt object C) Knife D) Rope
A) Greater the damage B) No effect C) None of the above D) Lesser the damage
A) Multiple wounds B) Usually one shot C) No spatial area involved D) Witness testimony
A) Multiple entry sites B) Firearm found at scene C) Absence of weapon D) Signs of struggle
A) Undetermined B) Homicide C) Suicidal D) Accidental
A) Frostbite B) Poisoning C) Hanging D) Drowning
A) Is planned B) Is self inflicted C) Is always violent D) Occurs beyond one's will
A) Only oral contact B) No penetration C) Full penetration D) Slightest penetration
A) Lacerated wound B) Contusion C) Incised wound D) Abrasion
A) Offender is a man B) Carnal knowledge C) Use of force or intimidation D) Victim is always over 18
A) Inserting penis into mouth B) Both a and b C) Inserting object into genital or orifice
A) Victims height B) Physical exam of victim C) Panty of victim D) Suspects clothing
A) Married B) None of the above C) Over 40 D) Single and good repetition
A) Only hymen injury B) Only from sports C) None of the above D) Laceration of hymen from sexual intercourse
A) Never having sexual liberties B) None of the above C) Complete abstinence D) Permitting sexual liberties but not rupturing hymen
A) Sexual desire towards animals B) Sexual desire towards children C) Sexual desire towards corpses D) Sexual desire towards same sex
A) Sexual desire towards corpses B) Sexual desire towards same sex C) Sexual desire towards animal D) Sexual desire towards children
A) 18-36 hours B) 6-12 hours C) 48-72 hours D) 1 week
A) Loss of corneal reflex B) Flaccidity of eyeball C) Pupil fixed in position of rest D) Clouding of cornea
A) Discoloration of nails B) Bruise on the skin C) Rigor mortis in eyelids D) Post-mortem spots on sclera appearing hours after death
A) No blister B) Dry blister without fluid C) Redness around blister D) Wet blister
A) Blood still fluid inside vessels; changes with body position B) Discoloration due to poisoning C) Blood coagulated inside vessels; does not change with position D) Cooling of the body
A) Loss of corneal reflex B) Blood coagulated inside vessels C) Discoloration due to heat D) Blood still fluid inside a vessels
A) Respiratory failure B) Poisoning C) Brain failure D) Heart failure
A) Respiratory failure due to lack of oxygen B) Poisoning C) Brain failure D) Heart failure
A) Lethal injection B) Electrocution C) Hanging D) Natural causes
A) 12 hours or more B) Less than 3 hours C) 3-6 hours D) More than 1 week
A) Central nervous system activity only B) Cardiac activity only C) All three; respiratory, cardiac, and central nervous system D) Respiratory only
A) 1985 B) 1960 C) 1919 D) 1895 |