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Forensic(n) 3rd Year Medglobe Guidelines
Forensic(n) 3rd Year Medglobe Guidelines
Forensic(n) 3rd Year Medglobe Guidelines
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MEDICAL GLOBE
GUIDELINES
Made By:
SEQ:
● Definition
● Role of forensic medicine in crime detection
Viva:
● Definition
2. THANATOLOGY:
SEQS
● Definition of death
● Classification of death and its differences.
● Diagnosis of death
● Certification of death (Past Paper)
● Modes of death
● Causes of death
● Manner/types of death
● Changes after death ( immediate,early,delayed)
● Immediate changes(Read only)
● Changes in eye (Past paper)
● Cessation of reflexes or brain death (Past Paper)
● Early changes (Imp)
● Algor mortis
● Livor mortis
● Hypostasis vs bruise diff
● Rigor mortis
● Cadaveric spasm vs Rigor mortis diff
● Delayed changes(imp)
● Putrefaction
● Mummification
● Adipocere
● Read rest of the changes
● Time since death (Imp Seq)
● Kindly give a read to the whole chap if you are doing it from any short
book or slides from your college
● Definitions and differences are imp in seqs and viva as well
● For mcqs also do past paper mcqs for practice
3. AUTOPSY:
SEQS
● Definition
● Types of autopsy (imp)
● Objectives of autopsy
● Autopsy protocol
● Role and procedure in medicolegal autopsy(imp)
● Specimen collection (imp)
● Exhumation:
● Definition
● Procedure(imp)
● Scope (imp)
● Precautions
● Limitations (imp)
● M/L importance
4.TRAUMATOLOGY:
SEQS:
● Definition of;
a. Traumatology
b. Hurt
c. Battery
● Suicide vs Homicide
● Mechanism of Wound production(once asked in past paper)
● Classification of injuries
● Sharp vs blunt injuries(imp )
● Bruise (imp) {Def, Types, Color changes, Medicolegal importance of
bruise}
● True vs false bruise
● Bruise vs pm staining
● Antemortem vs Postmortem bruise
● Abrasion(imp)
a. Def
b. Types of abrasions
c. Age of abrasions
d. Medicolegal importance of abrasions
● Laceration (imp)
a. Def
b. Laceration types
c. Medicolegal importance of laceration
d. Laceration vs Incised wound
● Incised wound(imp)
a. Def
b. M/L importance
● Characteristics of Fabricated wound(imp)
● Medicolegal importance of fabricated wound
● Defense wounds characteristics
● Age of wound
5. FIREARM INJURY:
SEQs:
● Types of firearm
● Draw cartridge (imp)
● Characteristics of entry wound and exit wound at different distances
● Distinguishing features of entry and exit in rifled firearm wounds(imp)
● Rat hole phenomenon
● Comparison between rifled and smooth bored firearm entry
wound(imp)
● Ricocheting of bullet
● Suicidal vs homicidal firearm wound
● Autopsy findings in firearm death
6. PERSONAL IDENTITY:
SEQS:
● Personal identify definition
● Corpus delicti
● Identification in living and in dead (points )
● Methods/techniques of identification
● Methods of examination
● Parameters
● Age (complete)
● Sex (complete)
● Difference between kidnapping and abduction
● Race (imp)
● Features to differentiate between caucasians and negroes
● Stature (Formula and read remaining)
● Locard’s method (poroscopy) and its medicolegal importance
● Fingerprinting or dactylography( types,advantages,ml importance)
● Identification by skeletal data(imp)
● Identification of mutilated bodies
7. BIOLOGICAL SPECIMENS:
SEQS:
● Trace evidence Def
● Locard's Principle
● Types of evidence
● Forensic importance of biological specimen
● Examination of Blood,semen (methods name only)
● Human rbc vs chicken vs hen vs camel rbc davidson vs barr bodies
● Hair vs animal hair vs fiber
● Hair diagram
8. SEXUAL ACTIVITY:
Read complete chapter
SEQS:
● Procedure of examination of female victim of zina or rape and also of
male victim in sodomy case(v.v.imp)
● Perversions
● Def of
a. Buccal coitus
b. Tribadism
c. Sodomy
d. Rape
e. Hudood ordinance
f. Bestiality
● Age and character of hymen
9.BIOLOGICAL SPECIMENS: (OSPE, VIVA, MCQS)
Do it from Parikh. Pg: 114
● Remember what chemical is used to preserve which biological
specimen and the quantity of the biological specimen taken
● Table 5.2 and 5.3
● Types of Delusion
● Difference between hallucinations, delusion, and delirium
● Difference between true and feigned insanity *****
● Duties of Registered Medical Practitioner in the matter of certification
under Mental Health Act
● Various aspects of different civil responsibilities of mentally ill person
*** DO IT FROM SHAHBAZ
● Criminal Responsibility of the mentally ill ** Do it from SHAHBAZ and
memorize the penal codes.
● MCQS: Hypnotism, Impulse (PROF 2023) scenario, Kleptomania,
Pyromania, Sleepwalking, Somnolentia (HAVE A CONCEPT OF
THESE TERMS AS THEY CAN COME IN MCQS)
● McNaughten Rules *****
12.GENERAL TOXICOLOGY:
(VERY VERY IMPORTANT PET SEQ FROM THIS CHAPTER)
● Morphine/Opium
1. Stages**
2. Postmortem Lividity is black**
● Cocaine poisoning
● Barbiturates**
5. ASPHYXIANTS
7. ORGANIC ACIDS:
● Snake poisons***
● Poisonous vs. non poisonous snakes
● Poisonous snakes’ classification and mode of action (MCQ)
● Elapid vs Viper
● Characteristics of snake venom****
● Management of Snake venom ***
14. ASPHYXIA:
Do it from Parikh
● Definition of Asphyxia
● Signs of Asphyxia on the basis of their pathogenesis
● Types of Asphyxia
● Petechial Hemorrhages
● Post-mortem appearance of asphyxia death **** (Write common
findings of asphyxia and then specific findings in the scenario)
● Internal Appearance, External Appearance, Medicolegal Importance
of the following topics
1. Hanging ***
2. Strangulation ***
3. Choking *
4. Ligature strangulation
5. Throttling (PROF 2023)
6. Garrotting
7. Bansdola
8. Suffocation and Smothering
9. Traumatic Asphyxia ****
● Drowning ****
● Classification
● Types (WET VS DRY DROWNING) Mechanism, Symptoms, Cause
Of death and fatal period of each type.
● POSTMORTEM SIGNS OF DROWNING *** 2023 PROFF Internal
Appearance and External (5 Definite SIGNS PARIKH PG 207 •
Goose skin OSPE **
● Classification of burns
● Rule of 9s
● Post mortem Appearance in a case of death due to burns
(PUGILISTIC ATTITUDE/BOXING ATTITUDE, EXTERNAL AND
INTERNAL APPEARANCE
● Role of Medical Officer in handling a case of death due to burns.
● Antemortem Vs Postmortem Burns **** (Very Imp)
● Scalds
● Difference between dry heat, moist heat and chemical burns PARIKH
TABLE 22.2 PG 359
● Types of Electric Burns ***
● Electric Burns (Post mortem Appearance and Medicolegal
Importance)
● Arcing phenomena *
● Joule Burn *** (SEQ, VIVA)
● High voltage current injuries (MCQS)
● Lightening
● Explosion