My notes: Its How I graduated Medical School.

Notes of how to write history, examine a patient, tips and tricks, mnemonics, table of differences and other common things your examiner will ask you in exams and also in your morning rounds.

Showing posts with label Forensic Medicine. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Forensic Medicine. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 22, 2017

Physiology behind Rigor Mortis

Rigor Mortis/ Postmortem Rigidity is the state of contracture that develops several hours after the death of the individual. In this conditi...

Monday, February 27, 2017

Pupillary Reaction to Various Drugs and Substances

PUPIL REACTION TO SUBSTANCE/DRUGS Pupil of human eye constrict and dilate depending upon the need of the eye to focus on near object...

Sunday, February 26, 2017

Types of Wound: Superificial Abrsaion and Lacerated Wound

Thursday, September 18, 2014

Drugs/Poisons resisting Putrefaction

Drugs/Poisons resisting Putrefaction O rganophosphorus E drin S trychnine A ntimony A rsenic N icotine D hatura Y ellow Ol...

Difference between True bruise and Artificial Bruise

The concept of malingering has made it important to identify whether any bluish discoloration in the body is true bruise or bruise induce...

Difference between Chili and Dhatura

Character Chilli Dhatura Size Small Large Color Yellow Brown to black Smel...

Difference between respired and unrespired lungs (Live birth vs Dead Birth)

The knowledge whether a dead fetus was a still birth or died after coming into the environment (Live Birth) is very important in Forensic S...

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