10.6.2013(FM,INJURIES) 33 Flashcards

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Racoon eye occurs due to # of

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Anterior cranial fossa

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Whiplash injury is caused due to

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Acute hyper extension of cervical spine btw C4-C6

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Sutural #

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Diastatic #

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Diastatic # occurs in

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Only in young individuals

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Communited#,synonyms

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Spider web fracture

Stellate #(no displacement of fragments)

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Pond# also known as

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Indented #

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Wrinkled wound occurs over

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Scrotum

Folded skin-flexed elbow and knee,obese abdomen

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Synonyms for tentative cuts

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Trial wounds
Hesitation cuts
Preliminary cuts

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Suicidal cut throat

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Above thyroid cartilage

From above downwards

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Homicidal cut throat wounds

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At or below thyroid cartilage

TRANSVERSE or below upwards

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Most common type of abrasion

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Graze abrasion

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Tangential contact over smooth surface

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Friction burn
Brush abrasion
Scuff

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Ant bite marks are found over

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Mucocutaneous junction
Knuckles
Moist areas
 Axilla 
 Genitalia
 Groin
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Characteristic of ant bite marks

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Multiple
Crescentric
Sand like

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Come out bruise appears after

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2 days

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Come out bruise also known as

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Delayed bruise

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Tyre marks is a type of

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Bruise(patterned)

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Blood in vessels that can be easily washed away is seen in

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PM hypostasis

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Artificial bruise can be produced by

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Marking nut
Plumbago
Calotropis juice

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Diff btw artificial and true bruise

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Artificial bruise
 Irregular shape with REGULAR MARGINS
 Chemical test positive
 Contains acrid serum
 Inflammation and itching vesicles may be seen
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Shape of laceration produced by hammer

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Crescentric

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Shape of laceration produced by blunt pointed metal rod

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Stellate

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Shape of laceration produced by stick

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Linear laceration with split Y shape

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A neck injury is penetrating if

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It violates platysma

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Perforating stab injury,synonyms
Through and through wound | Transfixing wound
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Provisional callus forms in fracture of bone by
7 days
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Callus becomes thick and hard like bone in
3 months
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In lacerated wound the hair bulb is
Crushed NOT CUT
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Callus is radiologically visible in
3weeks
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Formation of osteoid matrix after fracture
3 days
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Remodelling and bone reabsorption of bone after # takes place in
6 months
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Knocked out tooth,clot replaced by fibrous tissue by
2 weeks
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Knocked out tooth,socket completely replaced by new bone in
1 yr
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PM clot lacks
Platelets
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Edges of AM wound
Gaping Everted Swollen
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Pedestrian injuries,order of involvement of structures
Legs>head>arms>pelvis>chest or abdomen>neck and spine
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Bumper # in children
of femur
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Direction of vehicle in bumper fracture is determined by
Apex of #
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pedestrian accident,abrasions are commonly seen in
Secondary impact injuries Primary impact shows contusions
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Collision injury is also known as
Second impact injury
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Third impact in car crash is between
Internal Organs and frame of body
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Effective range for air rifle
40metres
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Empty cartridge case is ejected after firing in
Pistol
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Effective range of shot gun is
30-40 yards
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Range of military rifle
3000yards
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Range of revolver
100metres Same for automatic pistol
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Range of rifle(long barrel)
1000metres Carbine(short barrel): 300metres
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Tracer bullet contains
Barium nitrate Powdered Mg with strontium nitrate gives it red color
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Key hole entry wound is caused by
``` Yawning bullet Tangential entry(gutter wound) ```
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Appearance of tandem bullet entrance wound
Single | Appears as if fired from long range(d/t abscence of flame,smoke and gun powder)
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Entrance wound in tandem/duplex cartridge
Two sites separated by as much as 30cm
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Substances used in incendiary bullet
Powdered aluminium and magnesium with barium nitrate White phosphorus is not used now.
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Tail wobble
Tail wag | Occurs in initial few microseconds when fired from rifle or pistol
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Bullet Entrance wound over skull
Outer table: clean cut hole | Inner table : bevelled
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Gun cotton
Nitrocellulose
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Pyrodex
``` PCS+ Potassium perchlorate Sodium benzoate Dicyandiamide Dextrin wax Graphite ```
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Size of bullet entry wound
Smaller when nearer,larger when farther
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Scorching in firearm entry wound is produced due to
Heat
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Shot gun Close range,distance
<1metre
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Short range,distance from Shot gun
1-2metres
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Intermediate range,distance from Shot gun
2-4metres Distant:>4
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Back splatter
Occurs in contact shot | Hair,blood and fragments of tissue enter barrel of gun
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Functions of wad
``` Separates projectile from propellant Lubricates the bore Seals the bore effectively Prevents expanding gases from escaping Allows optimum pressure from developing ```
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Complete dispersion in shotgun occurs after
4metres
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Gun powder residues
``` BALC barium Antimony Lead Copper ```
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Bullet should be removed with
Bare fingers or rubber tipped forceps
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Most common type of blast
Air blast
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Most commonly injured structure in airblast
Tympanic membrane
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Most common cause of life threatening injury in air blast
Lung
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Most common structure injured in solid blast
Skeleton(leg or vertebral column)
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GIT structures commonly injured in airblast
Caecum and colon
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Types of blast injury
Primary: rapid crushing pressure Secondary: marshall triad Tertiary: victim thrown in air due to blast wind Quaternary
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Immediate causes of death in burns
``` Primary neurogenic shock Secondary shock due to volume depletion Asphyxia Cyanide toxicity Fat embolism ```
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Delayed causes of death in burns
ATN | infection
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Palmar surface of hand corresponds to
1% of body area
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Filigree burns,synonyms
Lichtenberg flower burns | Arborescent
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Electrical injury changes in muscle
Zenker change
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Electrical injury change in bones
Bone pearls | Wax drippings
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Arc eye burn
Skin manifestation of high voltage burn
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Causes of lightning flash injury
``` 4 factors of spencer Direct effect of high voltage current Burning caused by superheated air Effect of expanded and repelled air Sledge hammer blow by compressed air pushed before the current ```
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Lightening flash is ____________ current
Direct
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5 factors of Andrews and copper
``` Lightening injury Direct strike Side flash Step voltage Touch voltage and surface arc discharge Sledge hammer effect ```
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In frost bite skin becomes black and hard in
2 weeks
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In starvation gall bladder is
Distended
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In acute starvation feeling of intense hunger lasts
36-48hrs
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If both water and food are withheld to a person,death usually occurs in
10-12days
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Newborn may survive without food and water for
7-10days
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If food alone is withheld death occurs in
6-8weeks(50-60days)
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Need for fluid resuscitation in children and adults
Child>10% of BSA | Adults>15% of BSA
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Type of fluid to be used in burns
RL
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Parkland formula
Fluid to be given= % SA involved* body weight*4 First half to be given in 8 hours Next half to be given in 16 yrs
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Types of burns
Superficial partial thickness burns: epidermis+papillary dermis Deep partial thickness burns: epidermis+reticular dermis Full thickness burns: epidermis+dermis
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Appearance of Superficial partial thickness burns:
``` red moist capillary refilling+ blanches No capillary staining ```
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Appearance of Deep partial thickness burns:
Not moist Abundant fixed capillary staining No blanching
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Appearance of Full thickness burns
Hard and Leathery No capillary refill Thrombosed vessels can be seen
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Healing of Superficial partial thickness burns
In 2 weeks without scarring
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Healing of Deep partial thickness burns:
3 or more weeks with hypertrophic scarring (without surgery)
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Sensation in burns
Superficial partial thickness burns: pinprick sensation+,very painful Deep partial thickness burns:unable to distinguish sharp from blunt pressure Full thickness burns:all sensations lost
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Executive magistrates
Collector Sub collector Tahsildar
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CrPC that deals with summons
61-69
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Who need not take oath
Children<12 yrs
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Torture,IPC
330
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Abduction,IPC
362
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Attempt to commit murder,IPC
307 Attempt to commit culpable homicide: 308
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IPC 87
Cannot give consent for dangerous activity <18yrs
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IPC 89
Cannot give consent for any procedure below 12 yrs
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Children under _________ yrs cannot do any work
12 years
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Children under __________ yrs of age cannot do factory work
14yrs
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Magistrate inquest is conducted in
``` Exhumation Dowry death Custodial death Death of convict in jail Death as a result of police shooting Death in a psychiatry hospital ```
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Dowry death
Unnatural Death of women <30 yrs of age or within 7 yrs of marriage
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Autopsy in dowry death
Two medical officers must conduct it
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Falaanga is also known as
Falaka | Baatinada
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Wet submarine,synonyms
Labaneva Latina Pileta
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Will written by testator in own hand writing
Holograph will
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Testamentary capacity,IPC
31
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Product rule
Durham rule
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Atkins rule
New Hampshire doctrine
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Indian lunacy was passed in
1912
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For diagnosis of lunacy a person can be kept under observation at a stretch for
10 days extendable to a maximum of 30 days
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Mandatory report of suicide
Not needed if the patient survives
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Reporting of poisoning
A government doctor should report all cases of poisoning | A private doctor need not inform suicidal and accidental cases
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Presenile dementia is defined as that which occurs below the age of __________ yrs
60yrs
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Declaration of Genova is related with
Hippocrates oath
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Medical etiquette
Normal courtesy of one doctor towards another
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Disciplinary control over registered medical practitioners is under
State medical council
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In case of Malpractice punishment is given by
High court
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Not a defence for criminal negligence
Consent for act | Contributory negligence
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Res judiciate
Defence in civil negligence Question of negligence already decided by court,the patient would not be allowed to contest the same in another proceeding
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Electrolytes in freshwater drowning
Hyponatremia Hypochloremia Hyperkalemia
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Electrolytes in saltwater drowning
Hypermagnesemia | Hyperchloremia
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Causes of suspended animation
``` Electrocution Typhoid,cholera Newborn Heat stroke Hanging Hysteria ```
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Sub pleural petechial hemorrhages in drowning
Paltauf hemorrhage
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Poisons causing froth
Cocaine OPC morphine Barbiturates COMB
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Froth in drowning
Fine,copious,persistent, white leathery
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Hydrocution is due to
``` Duck diving(diving feet first into water) Horizontal entry into water(solar plexus) Sudden impact with very cold water on body,ear drum,larynx,pharynx ```
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Drowning of unconscious produces
Oedema aquosum(no froth)
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Hydrostatic lung is seen in
Postmortem drowning
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Emphysema aquosum
Seen in wet drowning | Froth in lungs
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PM lividity in drowning
Light pink
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Diatoms in drowning are found in
Bone marrow of long bones(femur,tibia,humerus or sternum) | Brain
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Water in small intestine
Definitive sign of AM drowning | But invalid in putrefaction(relaxation of pyloric sphincter)
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Cell walls of diatom
Silicaceous
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Diatom test is negative in
Dead bodies thrown in water | Dry drowning
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Diatoms are
Unicellular algae
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Gettler test
Measures cl- content btw lt and rt side of heart | A difference of more than 25% is indicative of wet drowning
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Gettler test is of no value in
Atypical drowning Congenital cardiac defects(shunts,PFO) Drowning medium contains same amount of chlorine
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Most common type of drowning
Accidental
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Who can investigate a case of death?
Senior head constable | Sub inspector and above