Kevin Lo Files Part1 Flashcards
Criminal liability of physicians is based on?
a. civil code 19, 20
b. medical art of 1959
c. magna carta of public health workers
d. revised penal code Art 365
d. revised penal code Art 365
A physician caught having an affair with his patient can be convicted and given a penalty of
a. prison
b. fine
c. damages
d. revocation of license
d. revocation of license
The amount of evidence needed for administrative liability
a. guilt beyond reasonable doubt
b. preponderance of evidence
c. dominance of evidence
d. substantial evidence
d. substantial evidence
A patient was recently confined in a hospital. After the treatment for complicated pneumonia, before discharge, patient demands for the original copies of his medical records, who by legal basis is the rightful owner of the medical records?
a. patient
b. hospital
c. physician
d. state
b. hospital
Refers to the damages awarded for the pecuniary loss suffered by a person as he has duly proved
a. actual damages
b. exemplary damages
c. moral damages
d. nominal damages
a. actual damages
In a case of a breach of contract between a physician and patient where the patient refuses to pay the professional fee after service was rendered. Which among the following damages may be claimed in this setting?
a. corrective damages
b. nominal damages
c. liquidated damages
d. temperate damages
c. liquidated damages
Considered the best micro-chemical test for blood
a. leucomalachite green test
b. hemochromogen test
c. takayama test
d. Teichmann’s hemin crystal test
e. acetone haemin wagenhaar test
d. Teichmann’s hemin crystal test
Test where the ligature is applied around the base of the finger, living persons show a bloodless zone at the site of the application
a. magnus test
b. icard’s test
c. diaphanous test
d. melted wax test
a. magnus test
If cadaveric lividity was found to be bright pink color, what is the most likely cause of death
a. asphyxia
b. carbon monoxide
c. hydrocyanic acid
d. phosphorus
e. snow or ice
b. carbon monoxide
asphyxia: dark carbon monoxide: bright pink hydrocyanic acid: bright red phosphorus: dark brown snow or ice: bright red potassium chlorate: chocolate or brown hemorrhage, anemia: less dark
All of the ff factors make it easier for a dead body to float in the water, EXCEPT:
a. well nourished infants
b. obese persons
c. drowning in fresh water
d. women
c. drowning in fresh water
All of the ff persons may be presumed dead, except:
a. absence of 7yrs, whereabouts are unknown
b. person missing from a vessel lost at sea after 4yrs
c. person in the armed forces gone missing after 4yrs
d. a mountain climber missing after 2yrs
d. a mountain climber missing after 2yrs
* should be 4yrs
A 25/M was brought to the ER because of a gunshot wound to the right chest, he was found lying unconscious in the ground by bystanders. His BP was palpatory 40 and he subsequently went into cardiac arrest. Post mortem exam revealed a massive R-sided hemothorax. What is the mechanism of death in this patient?
a. hemorrhagic shock
b. gunshot wound
c. hemothorax
d. nota
a. hemorrhagic shock
proximal cause: gunshot wound
immediate cause: hemothorax
A 16y/o mother intentionally kills her newborn child shortly after birth to help conceal her pregnancy, the penalty she will receive is that of
a. infanticide
b. murder
c. parricide
d. accidental death
c. parricide
Permit to disinter can be granted to persons who died of dangerous communicable disease after how many yrs?
a. 3 yrs
b. 5 yrs
c. 7 yrs
d. 10 yrs
c. 7 yrs
Tardieu spots are punctiform hemorrhages from death due to asphyxiation that are found in the
a. lungs
b. sclera
c. pleura
d. upper extremities
c. pleura
A critical ammunition part that transforms mechanical energy to chemical energy allowing the processes continue leading to propelling the bullet
a. missile
b. primer
c. cartridge case
d. shell
b. primer
Which of the following would be expected with a gun fired at a range of approximately 40cm
a. circular or oval entrance wound
b. (+) smudging
c. contact ring
d. blackening of bullet
c. contact ring
All of the following are used to test for gunpowder on the hand or site wound of entrance, except:
a. dermal nitrate test
b. paraffin test
c. lung’s test
d. walker’s test
d. walker’s test
Acid with the most intense action on tissues
a. suphuric acid
b. nitric acid
c. hydrochloric acid
d. caustic soda
a. suphuric acid
An old lady farmer joined the rally of agrarian reform marching all the way from Tarlac to manila in the summer heat, before she reached manila, she had sudden attack of syncope, she was pale, skin was cold and temperature was subnormal, her pupils were dilated, she had weak pulses. Which among the ff is her most likely condition?
a. heat cramps
b. heat exhaustion
c. heat stroke
d. all of the above
b. heat exhaustion
Type of asphyxia death brought about by impairment of the electron transport chain
a. stagnant anoxic death
b. anemic anoxic death
c. anoxic death
d. histotoxic anoxic death
d. histotoxic anoxic death
Method of choice in infanticide
a. stabbing by an instrument
b. manual strangulation
c. drowning
d. poisoning
b. manual strangulation
It is the most toxic and rapid acting gas, post mortem findings show body is livid, fingers are clenched, fingernails blue, jaws closed firmly, eyes are bright and glistening, heart is engorged with bright red blood, death are usually occurs in 2-10 mins
a. hydrogen sulfide
b. carbon monoxide
c. hydrogen cyanide
d. sulfur dioxide
c. hydrogen cyanide
Refers to the term describing having an intact hymen but the orifice is wide and elastic to admit 2 or more fingers
a. demi-virginity
b. virgo intacta
c. moral virginity
d. false physical virginity
d. false physical virginity
