Forensic Medicine
Chapter legal procedure
- 1. Inquest and its types
- 2. Summons
- 3. Dying declaration
Chapter 2
- 1. Function of indian medical council
- 2. Types of courts
- 3. Duties of registered medical practitioner
- 4. Professional secrecy
- 5. Privileged communication
- 6. Medical negligence
- 7. Consent types
- 8. Euthanasia
Chapter 3
- 1. Gustafson’s technique
- 2. Dactylography
- 3. Poroscopy
- 4. Scars – Tatto marks
Chapter 4
- 1. Brain death vs brainstem death
- 2. Algar mortis
- 3. Postmortem lividity
- 4. Rigor mortis
- 5. Mummification
Chapter 5
- 1. Exumption
- 2. Preservation of viscera in case of poisoning
Chapter 6
- 1. Abrasion
- 2. Bruise
- 3. Laceration
- 4. Stab wound
- 5. Incised wound
Chapter 7
- 1. Fractures of skull
- 2. Mechanism of brain injury
Chapter 8
- 1. Fractures of skull
- 2. Mechanism of brain injury
Chapter 9
- Burn def. classification, factors affecting
- Difference between antemortem and postmortem burn
- Heatstroke
- Electrical injury
Chapter 10
- Grievous hurt
- Culpable homicide
- Dowry death
Chapter 12
- Hanging
- Difference between hanging and strangulation
- Drowning
Chapter 13
- Impotence def. causes
- Sterility
Chapter 14
- Virginity def. and signs
- Pregnancy diagnosis and medicolegal importance
Chapter 15
- Rape def. explanation
- Unnatural sexual offences
Chapter 16
- MTP
Chapter 17
- Difference between stillborn and live born
- Battered baby
Chapter 18
- Blood stains
Chapter 19
- Lie detector
- Narcoanalysis
Chapter 20
- Mental illness and criminal liability
- Symptoms of mental illness for SQ
Toxicology
General toxicology
- Classification of poisons
- Treatment of poisoning
- Antidotes
Corrosive poisions
- Sulphuric acid poisoning (oil of vitriol)
- Phenol poisoning
Plant itritants
- Ricinus communisAbrus precatorius
Inebriant poisons
- Ethyl alchohol
- Methyl alchohol poisoning
Deliriant Poisons
- Datura poison
Spinal Poisons
- Strychnine Poision