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Paper I |
Origin and Development of Medical Jurisprudence and Forensic |
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Science : |
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Concept and Development of Medical Jurisprudence and Forensic Science |
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Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology |
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Human Physiology |
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Infertility, Impotency, Sterility. AIDS and other sexually Transmitted Disease |
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Sexual Offence |
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Anesthesia and Surgery |
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Papr II |
LAW AND MEDICAL PRACTICE : |
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Ethical Standards and Legal Requirements Governing Medical Practice. |
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Medical Negligence and Liability |
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a) Privileged communication |
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b) Malpractices and negligence in medical practice |
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c) Liability arising out of medical negligence, torts, accidents, sale and |
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service etc. |
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iii) |
Consent: Implied and informed, |
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Mental Disorders including Legal and Medical Insanity and Its Medico Legal |
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Aspects. |
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Injuries : Medico Legal Aspect |
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Computer Crimes in Medical Practice and related Laws in India. |
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Paper III |
MEDICAL EVIDENCE : |
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Medical evidence and Medical witness: Use and Value |
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a) Dying Declaration |
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b) Dying deposition |
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Identity |
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a) age. race, religion, sex |
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b) Superimposition techniques / dead body, age and its medicolegal importance,
finger prints. |
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c) Disputed paternity, DNA its importance and legality |
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d) Various inquest, questioned documents and the Identification of handwriting. |
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Asphyxia Deaths and its Causes |
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Infanticide and Medico Legal Aspects |
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Specimen Handling : Central Principles of Collection, Packaging, Transmission
and Evidential value of Medico Legal Specimens, |
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Intoxication : Medico Legal issues. |
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Paper IV |
TOXICOLOGY : |
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Introduction and Law relating to Poison |
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Role of Forensic Odontology in Medico Legal Incidents |
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Hospital Waist Management |
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