Attesting death

Question 1

Any change for the position of the cadaver will not change the location of this type of cadaveric lividity

Answer 1

Diffusion

Question 2

Insatantaneous rigor

Answer 2

Cadaveric spasm

Question 3

Tested in suspected cases of lead poisoning

Answer 3

Liver, bone, kidneys

Question 4

During autopsy, what is opened first

Answer 4

Cranial box

Question 5

Organ tested for chloride in drowning

Answer 5

Heart

Question 6

Condition where the body becomes soft and flaccid after the disappearance of rigor mortis

Answer 6

Stage of secondary flaccidity

Question 7

Organ tested for chloride in drowning

Answer 7

Heart

Question 8

Most important determinant of the wounding capacity of a bullet

Answer 8

Bullet momentum

Question 9

Gutter fracture is caused by

Answer 9

Tangential approach of the bullet

Question 10

Due to entrance of water into the air sacs which makes the lungs doughy

Answer 10

Edema aquosum

Question 11

Tattooing or

Answer 11

Stippling

Question 12

Dense networks of fibrous and elastic connective tissue fibersrunning in the same direction.

Answer 12

Langers line

Question 13

Disruption in the continuity if a muscular or ligamentous support of a joint

Answer 13

Sprain