Forensic Medicine Quiz (Section 4)

Welcome to your Forensic Medicine Quiz (Section 4)

1. 
Match the following:

List-I List-II
(a) Pelvis (i) Height
(b) Dentition (ii) Race
(c) Length of long bones (iii) Sex
(d) Prognathism (iv) Age

2. 
Which of the following methods of personal identification was proved wrong in the Will West case ?

3. 
Sex determination can be done more accurately from the following:

4. 
Which of the following computer databases is created to help forensic anthropologists in determining various traits of personal identification?

5. 
Anthropometry was started by

6. 
The following instruments are used in somatometric studies:

I. Anthropometer II. Mandibulometer III. Spreading caliper IV. Craniophore

Codes:

7. 
Supinator crest, a marker of occupation stress used for personal identification is found in which of the following bones?

8. 
Proportional relationship of size of various body parts with stature is known as:

9. 
Match the following:

Tsuchihashi Classification type Characteristics
(a) Type I (i) Y and inverted Y like bifurcation
(b) Type II (ii) X-shaped grooves
(c) Type III (iii) Clear cut grooves running vertically across lip
(d) Type IV (iv) Grooves are oval and circular
  (v) Grooves are reticulate

10. 
Least square regression equations based on measurements of long bones can be used for which of the following?

11. 
Frontal sinus has a unique structure in every individual. It is found in

12. 
Taurodontism is a feature seen among

13. 
The race of the person can be determined by

14. 
Assertion and Reason Question

Assertion(A): Sex can be determined with the help of pelvis bone.

Reason(R): The capacity of the female pelvis is less than the male pelvis.

15. 
Match the following:

List – I List – II
(a) Somatoscopy (i) Measurement on living person
(b) Osteometry (ii) Observations on living person
(c) Craniometry (iii) Measurements of bones
(d) Somatometry (iv) Measurements of skull