Quiz: 2022-2023 — AUA MCQ

11- A dangerous wound is that characterized by:-

A a. Heals in more than 20 days and leaves permanent infirmity B b. Heals in more than 20 days or leaves permanent infirmity C c. Should leave permanent scar D d. a and c

12- Which of the following is most useful for sex determination?

A a. Skull B b. Femur C c. Pelvis D d. Tibia

13- Typical inlet is characterized by all Except:

A a. Soiling ring. B b. Abrasion ring C c. Regular everted edges. D d. Loss of substance

14- The firearm injury is characterized by all Except:

A a. Loss of substance. B b. Powder marks. C c. Bridging D d. Inlet & exit.

15- In therapeutic abortion, the following must be done except:

A a. The medical men must consult another specialist. B b. Obtain oral consent from the husband C c. Maintain adequate report about the case D d. Abortion is done in hospital

15- In therapeutic abortion, the following must be done except:

A a. The medical men must consult another specialist. B b. Obtain oral consent from the husband C c. Maintain adequate report about the case D d. Abortion is done in hospital

16- Forensic Importance of cut wounds.

A a. Reflects sharp edge weapon & bleeds profusely B b. Reflects weapon type & relatively little blood loss. C c. Trace evidence. D d. Tissue bridges in depth.

17- All of the following are the causes of death in cut throat (except):

A a. Primary neurogenic shock (Vagal inhibition). B b. Hemorrhage. C c. Epilepsy, D d. Venous air embolism

19- Respired lung shows:

A a. Non filling the thoracic cavity B b. Sharp edges C c. Weight about 40 gm. D d. Floatation test is positive

20- In hanging, hypostasis is observed in:

A a. Over the anterior aspects of the body. B b. Over the posterior aspects of the body. C c. External genitalia and lower parts of the forearms & hands. D d. In the head

1. The most common type of fingerprint is:

A a) Arches. B b) Ulnar loops. C c) Radial loops. D d) Whorls.

2. As regards the permanent teeth:

A a) They are large white colored but weaker than milk teeth. B b) They are 20 teeth. C c) They start at 6th year of life. D d) The 2nd permanent molar erupts at 10th years.

3. The first suture which closes in the skull is:

A a) The sagittal suture. B b) The coronal suture. C c) The basioccipital-basisfenoidal suture. D d) The frontal suture.

4. The age of full civil rights can be identified by an X-ray on:

A a) The skull. B b) The sternum. C c) The knee. D d) The clavicle.

5. The following types of fracture are fissured except

A a- Diastatic fracture B b- Ring fracture C c- Radiating fracture D d- Pond fracture

6. Pond fracture is common in

A a- infant B b- Menopausal women C c- Adult D d- None of the above

7. Post-concussion syndrome may show the following, EXCEPT

A a- post traumatic automatism B b- post traumatic neurosis C c- Retrograde amnesia D d- un equal pupil

8. The traumatic rupture of small intestine is characterized by following except:

A a- Present any where. B b- Inverted intestinal edge. C c- Glistening mucous membrane. D d- Lymph nodes are not enlarged.

9. Homicidal cut throat is characterized by the following except:

A Hesitation marks. B The wound is transverse. C Pool of blood underneath the body. D Door may be closed from outside.

10. Homicidal cut throat is characterized by the following except:

A Body may be found beside the mirror. B Door may be closed from inside. C Disturbed furniture. D Deep at the beginning and end superficially.

1. Ante-mortem abrasion (one correct answer)

A No redness or hyperaemia. B No healing (scab) or sepsis. C Not surrounded by cellular infiltration (Microscopically). D Surrounded by redness and hyperaemia & Surrounded by cellular infiltration (Microscopically)

2. Characteristics of an incision, (one correct answer)

A Clean cut, everted edges, no tissue bridges or abrasion of margins and less liability to sepsis B Tissue bridges and abrasion of margins C Linear or elliptical shape D Often superficial at starting end and inverted.

3. All of the following are the causes of death in cutthroat (except):

A Primary neurogenic shock (Vagal inhibition). B Haemorrhage. C Epilepsy. D Venous air embolism

4. Regarding the medicolegal importance of teeth examination all of the following are true except

A It helps in personal identification. B It helps in diagnosis of acute poisonings. C It helps in estimation of full term infants. D It helps in differentiation between human and animal bites

5. All of the following are characters of male skull except:

A Prominent parietal eminences B Short, broad occipital condyles. C Long mastoid processes. D Angular frontonasal junction.

6. The important bones for determination of sex include the following except:

A Skull B Mandible. C Clavicle. D Pelvis

7. Head injury can cause meningitis via

A a)Bridging veins. B b) Emissary veins C c)fissure veins D d)Both b and c

8. Spider's web fracture is

A a) Depressed fracture. B b) Linear fracture C c) Camminuted fracture D d)Cut fracture

9. Extradural hematoma is mostly:

A a) Venous B b)Arterial C c)Arterial and venous. D d) Capillary

10. The patient with compression has all the followings, except

A a) High BP. B b)Exaggerated reflexes on the ipsilateral side C c)Miesis starts on the ipsilateral side D d) slow pulse and respiration.

11. Homicidal cutthroat is characterized by

A Presence of hesitation marks B The wound is oblique and high above the thyroid Cartilage C The wound is begins deep and ends superficial. D The wound is deep all through and may separate the neck

12. The victim may live a longer time after stab wound to the heart if the wound

A Slanting wound in the right ventricle B Perpendicular wound in the right ventricle. C Slanting wound in the left ventricle D Perpendicular wound in the left ventricle

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