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Quiz on 6th december 25Online version Quiz saturday by Akash S 1 X-ray shows bullet near pelvis although entry was in shoulder. This most strongly suggests: a Ricochet within bone b Bullet embolism c High-velocity bullet d Surgeon removed bullet but forgot to document 2 Which structure produces the MOST individualizing marks for firearm identification? a Breech face b Bore diameter c Barrel lands d Firing pin 3 A fired cartridge has no extractor marks. Most likely firearm: a Shotgun b Automatic pistol c Revolver d Rifle 4 A ricochet bullet striking the body usually produces: a Clean punched-out entry b Circular entry wound c Keyhole-shaped or irregular entry wound d Abrasion collar without soot 5 Which ballistic trace survives even in severely decomposed bodies? a Soot b CO in wound track c Muzzle imprint d Tattooing 6 Main new change in the 2002 Amendment of MTP Act? a Medical Board introduced b Higher gestational limits c New confidentiality section d “Lunatic” replaced with “mentally ill person” 7 Appeal from District Commission in a medical negligence case must be filed within: a 45 days b 30 days c 60 days d 40 days 8 Penetrative sexual assault on a child below 16 years – MINIMUM punishment: a 10 years b 20 years c Life till natural life d 15 years 9 Brain-stem death board – minimum specialists required: a 2 b 4 c 3 d 5 10 In PCPNDT Act, “foetus” defined from which day? a Day 1 b Day 57 c Day 90 d Day 28 11 Bullet fragmentation causing multiple exit wounds is classically due to: a Low velocity b Instability in flight c Secondary missiles d Over-penetration 12 A fired bullet shows no rifling marks. MOST likely weapon: a Rifle b Automatic rifle c Shotgun d Pistol 13 Tattooing differs from blackening because: a Tattooing penetrates skin b Tattooing indicates distant range c Tattooing forms only on clothing d Tattooing can be wiped off 14 MOST reliable feature of an entry wound: a Smaller size b Abrasion collar c Tissue prolapse d Everted margins 15 Exit wound – MOST typical feature a Circular regular defect b Presence of bullet wipe c Everted margins d Abraded margin

1

X-ray shows bullet near pelvis although entry was in shoulder. This most strongly suggests:

a

Ricochet within bone

b

Bullet embolism

c

High-velocity bullet

d

Surgeon removed bullet but forgot to document

2

Which structure produces the MOST individualizing marks for firearm identification?

a

Breech face

b

Bore diameter

c

Barrel lands

d

Firing pin

3

A fired cartridge has no extractor marks. Most likely firearm:

a

Shotgun

b

Automatic pistol

c

Revolver

d

Rifle

4

A ricochet bullet striking the body usually produces:

a

Clean punched-out entry

b

Circular entry wound

c

Keyhole-shaped or irregular entry wound

d

Abrasion collar without soot

5

Which ballistic trace survives even in severely decomposed bodies?

a

Soot

b

CO in wound track

c

Muzzle imprint

d

Tattooing

6

Main new change in the 2002 Amendment of MTP Act?

a

Medical Board introduced

b

Higher gestational limits

c

New confidentiality section

d

“Lunatic” replaced with “mentally ill person”

7

Appeal from District Commission in a medical negligence case must be filed within:

a

45 days

b

30 days

c

60 days

d

40 days

8

Penetrative sexual assault on a child below 16 years – MINIMUM punishment:

a

10 years

b

20 years

c

Life till natural life

d

15 years

9

Brain-stem death board – minimum specialists required:

a

2

b

4

c

3

d

5

10

In PCPNDT Act, “foetus” defined from which day?

a

Day 1

b

Day 57

c

Day 90

d

Day 28

11

Bullet fragmentation causing multiple exit wounds is classically due to:

a

Low velocity

b

Instability in flight

c

Secondary missiles

d

Over-penetration

12

A fired bullet shows no rifling marks. MOST likely weapon:

a

Rifle

b

Automatic rifle

c

Shotgun

d

Pistol

13

Tattooing differs from blackening because:

a

Tattooing penetrates skin

b

Tattooing indicates distant range

c

Tattooing forms only on clothing

d

Tattooing can be wiped off

14

MOST reliable feature of an entry wound:

a

Smaller size

b

Abrasion collar

c

Tissue prolapse

d

Everted margins

15

Exit wound – MOST typical feature

a

Circular regular defect

b

Presence of bullet wipe

c

Everted margins

d

Abraded margin

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Quiz on 6th december 25Online version

by Akash S

X-ray shows bullet near pelvis although entry was in shoulder. This most strongly suggests:

Which structure produces the MOST individualizing marks for firearm identification?

A fired cartridge has no extractor marks. Most likely firearm:

A ricochet bullet striking the body usually produces:

Which ballistic trace survives even in severely decomposed bodies?

Main new change in the 2002 Amendment of MTP Act?

Appeal from District Commission in a medical negligence case must be filed within:

Penetrative sexual assault on a child below 16 years – MINIMUM punishment:

Brain-stem death board – minimum specialists required:

In PCPNDT Act, “foetus” defined from which day?

Bullet fragmentation causing multiple exit wounds is classically due to:

A fired bullet shows no rifling marks. MOST likely weapon:

Tattooing differs from blackening because:

MOST reliable feature of an entry wound:

Exit wound – MOST typical feature

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