False Allegations — MCQs

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Q1

What does Section 191 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) pertain to?

Q2

The onus of proof in civil negligence case against a doctor lies with:

Q3

All of the following are disruptive, impulse control and conduct disorders except:

Q4

A 16-year-old girl comes to a doctor with fractured forearm. She said she tripped and fell but cigarette burns were observed on her forearm. What will be your next step?

Q5

Antemortem abrasions can be confused with:

Q6

A 29-year-old male presents within 24 hours of an alleged sexual assault by a co-worker. Which of the following sites is the most appropriate for specimen collection within 24 hours?

Q7

A 16-year-old rape survivor presents at 16 weeks of pregnancy. All of the following are responsibilities of the examining doctor EXCEPT:

Q8

In a case of alleged child sexual abuse, a 12-year-old girl shows healed complete hymenal transection at 7 o'clock position reaching the base, normal anal examination, and negative biological evidence. Medical history reveals road traffic accident 6 months ago with perineal injury. Synthesize the BEST medicolegal opinion.

Q9

A forensic expert examines a 28-year-old alleged rape victim 72 hours post-incident. Vulval swab negative for spermatozoa and PSA, but high vaginal swab shows presence of sperm heads without tails. Internal examination shows old hymenal scars. Evaluate the MOST valid medicolegal conclusion.

Q10

A 22-year-old woman alleges rape. Examination shows annular hymen with no tears but notch at 3 o'clock position extending to base. PSA positive vaginal swab, no spermatozoa seen. Which interpretation is MOST appropriate?

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