LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 10 Law and Medicine May 2022 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

Questions asked in this paper

SECTION I - Multiple choice questions

1. Q1 Amniocentesis means, removing the fluid from the (a) Lungs (b) Amniocentesis Ovaries (c) Heart (d) Uterus
2. Q2 In the medico-legal aspects, the Doctrine of Res Ipsa Loquitor is (a) The burden of proving the negligent events is on the Complainant (b) The burden of disproving the negligent events is on the Doctor (c) The doctrine which can be applied only to false cases (d) Circumstances of the events have to be given by the Complainant's witness
3. Q3 'Euthanasia' means: (a) A condition in which a medical patient is completely unresponsive to psychological and physical stimuli and displays no sign of higher brain function, being kept alive only by medical intervention (b) The practice of intentionally ending a life to relieve pain and suffering (c) A prolonged state of unconsciousness (d) A state of controlled, temporary loss of sensation or awareness that is induced for medical purposes
4. Q4 The doctor, dealing with diseases of a newborn is called (a) A Cardiologist (b) A Neonatologist (c) A Nephrologist (d) A Neurologist
5. Q5 Right to health, right to doctor's assistance, right to pollution-free environment includes under (a) Article 14 of Indian Constitution (b) Article 32 of Indian Constitution (c) Article 21 of Indian Constitution (d) Article 39 of Indian Constitution
6. Q6 ______ was the first Unani Physician who opened the education of Medicine to all communities; also he is known as, "The father of Unani Medicine" (a) Dr. Bhabha (b) Zia Mohd. Masood Rasheed (c) Dr. Nawaz Quershi (d) Hippocrates
7. Q7 'Homeopathy' is originated from a ______ physician and scientist (a) German (b) Unani (c) Greek (d) Persian
8. Q8 Who of the following coined the term, "Naturopathy"? (a) Hippocrates (b) Dr. John Martin Honigberger (c) Dr. Benedict L. (d) Dr. John Scheel
9. Q9 Brain stems death means (a) All the functions of the brain are permanently and irreversibly ceased (b) All the functions of the brain have temporarily ceased (c) All functions of the brain are reversible (d) All the functions of the brain are permanently and reversibly ceased
10. Q10 "Transplantation" is defined under the Transplantation of Human Organs Act, 1994 as which of the following? (a) Affixing of any organ from any living person or deceased person to some other living person (b) Grafting of any human organ from any living person or deceased person to some other living person for non-therapeutic purposes (c) Removal of human organ from any person who is alive or deceased person to some other living person for therapeutic purposes (d) Grafting of any human organ from any living person or deceased person to some other living person for therapeutic purposes
11. Q11 Sushruta Samhita deals with which of the following? (a) Surgery (b) Internal Medicine (c) Vedas (d) Physiotherapy
12. Q12 Pre-natal diagnostic techniques can be conducted for which of the following purposes? (a) Detection of chromosomal normalities and genetic metabolic diseases (b) Detention of haemoglobin and congenital normalities (c) Detection of chromo-normalities and genetic diseases (d) Detection of chromosomal abnormalities, genetic metabolic diseases, sex-linked genetic diseases, congenital anomalies and any other abnormalities or diseases as may be specified by the Supervisory Board
13. Q13 Which of the following case was related to 'Deficiency in services' as defined under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986? (a) Harjot A. Versus Spring Meadows (b) M. C. Mehta V. Union of India (c) State of Punjab V. Ram Lubhaya (d) Ramanujan V Shriram
14. Q14 Medical insanity is different from ______ insanity (a) Legal (b) Political (c) Social (d) Historical
15. Q15 In medico-legal cases STD is an abbreviation for (a) Some treatable disorder (b) Sexually Transmitted Diseases (c) Socially transmitted diseases (d) None of the above
16. Q16 Which of the following is the correct definition of Composite Negligence? (a) Harm done to patients by combination of two or more persons not contributed by the patient himself (b) Monetary and physical injury caused to the patients (c) Harm done to patients (d) Harm done by himself
17. Q17 The concept of 'Brain-stem death' is defined under Section ______ of the Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act, 1994 (a) 2(a) (b) 2(b) (c) 2(c) (d) 2(d)
18. Q18 A 'Magic remedy' is defined under Section ______ of the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act, 1954 (a) 2(a) (b) 2(b) (c) 2(c) (d) 2(d)
19. Q19 The term, 'Consumer' has been defined under Section ______ of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 (a) 2(a) (b) 2(b) (c) 2(c) (d) 2(d)
20. Q20 What is the process of examination of a dead body carried out for knowing the cause of death known as? (a) Biopsy (b) Autopsy (c) Investigation (d) Inquest

SECTION II - Descriptive questions (all compulsory)

1. Q21 Meaning of Brain stem death
2. Q22 Give any three functions and activities of Red Cross
3. Q23 Briefly mention any 2 landmark cases on Consumer Protection Act, 1986 and Indian Penal provisions
4. Q24 What do you mean by the Regulation of hospitals under The Transplantation of Human Organs Act, 1994?
5. Q25 Meaning of Informed Consent
6. Q26 Explain the meaning of 'Magic' and any 2 relevant illustrations, as per the Drug and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisement) Act, 1954?
7. Q27 What do you mean by the term, 'Siddha?'
8. Q28 Differences between ECG and EEG?
9. Q29 Medical Record
10. Q30 Role of WHO in medical ethics and medical profession

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