Forensic Medicine & Toxicology (Practical Guide)

CONTENTS
1. Objective structured practical examination (OSPF) exercise
2. Abrasion, ectopic contusions, Defence wounds, selt inflicted wounds. Weapons and injuries caused, Bullet entry wonnds
3. Bullet entry and exit wounds, Skull fractures, Bullets and cartridges
4. Ligature mark in hanging, nail marks in throttling. Hyoid hone fractures
5. Toxic plants, fruits and seeds, Body packer syndrome, Organophosphate, Scorpion
6. Cobra, Russell's viper, Sca snake, Saw scaled viper, Krait
7. Extradural, Subdural, Pontine and Subarachnoid haemorrhages, Tattoo
8. Microscopic slides of Diatoms, Respired and un-respired lungs. Human and animal hair, Coronary atherosclerosis, Cafe coronary
9. Wet specimens of fissured fracture, Joule burn, Multiple rib fractures, Rupture heart, kidney, spleen, Cirrhosis liver, Corrosive acid poisoning
10. Foctus, foot and sternum showing ossification centres for IU age, snake bite mark
11. Other toxicological specimens of Abrus, Strychnos nux vomica. Semicarpus
12. Copper sulphate, Lead tetroxide, Datura, Ewald's tube
13. Myocardial infarction, heart rupture, stab wounds on kidney, spleen
14. Decomposition, Adipocere, Mummification, Burns, X-rays with ossification centres
MEDICOLEGAL CERTIFICATES
1. Death report
2. Accident register cum wound certificate
3. Age certificate
4. Examination of potency
5. Medical examination report of victim of sexual assault
6. Report of examination of a male accused of sexual assault
7. Examination and report of drunkenness
8. Proforma for dying declaration
9. Medical certificate of cause of death
10. Postmortem certificate