Definition Of Death And Human Identification Flashcards
Manner of death can be:
a. Pulmonary embolism
b. Multiple organ failure
c. Carcinoma lung
d. Unknown
d. Unknown can be a manner of death if the cause cannot be determined or if the circumstances are unclear.
Mechanism of death in epilepsy is most probably due to:
A. Cardiac arrhythmia
B. Neurogenic shock
C. Central respiratory depression
D. Liver failure
A. Cardiac arrhythmia is the most probable mechanism of death in epilepsy, as seizures can disrupt the normal electrical activity of the heart.
Regarding death:
A. Somatic means cellular
B. Clinical means molecular
C. Cortical means death of adrenal cortex
D. Brain stem means Brain death
D. Brain stem activity is considered essential for brain function, and brain stem death is a criterion for determining death.
Cause of death can be:
A. Massive haemorrhage
B. Cardiac arrhythmia
C. Gunshot wound heart
D. Hyperkalemia
A. Massive hemorrhage can be a cause of death.
Exhumation is:
A. Artificial preservation of a dead body.
B. Cremation.
C. Getting the dead body from the grave.
D. Aseptic autolysis of a dead body.
C. Exhumation is the process of getting the dead body from the grave.
The most reliable method for personal identification is:
A. Photography.
B. Handwriting.
C. Anthropometry.
D. Dactylography.
D. Dactylography (fingerprint analysis) is the most reliable method for personal identification.
Best forensic sample for DNA analysis:
A. Blood in EDTA
B. Hair
C. Femur bone
D. Vitreous humor
A. Blood in EDTA is the best forensic sample for DNA analysis as it preserves the DNA and prevents degradation.
Mitochondrial DNA inheritance is transmitted from:
A. Mother.
B. Father.
C. Grandfather.
D. Grandmother.
A. Mitochondrial DNA inheritance is transmitted from the mother.
The male compared to female Skull:
A. Smaller than female.
B. More massive
C. Lighter eyebrow ridges.
D. Smother cranium.
B. The male skull is more massive compared to the female skull.
The cause of death may be:
A. Accidental
B. Pathological
C. Homicidal
D. Suicidal
B
The others are manner of death.
The cause can be pathological or traumatic.
Most common pattern fingerprint is:
A. Whorls
B. Loops
C. Composite
D. Arches
B. The loopis the most common type of fingerprint