1. A branch of medicines which deals with the application of medical knowledge to the purposes of Law and in the administration of justice. a. Medical Jurisprudence b. Forensic Medicine c. Legal Medicine d. All of the Above

2. A physician who specialised primarily with Medico-legal duties. a. Medical Jurist c. Medico - legal Expert b. Medical Examiner d. All of the above

3. When the court has once laid an interpretation of Law as applied to certain facts, it will adhere to and apply to all future cases where the facts are substantially the same? a. Essi is percepii c. Cogito Ergo Sum b. Principle of Stare decisis d. All of the above

4. Basic principles governing application and effects of Laws. a. Ignorant legit hominem excusal b. Law shall have no Retro- Active effect c. Customs which are contrary to Law, public order or public policy shall not be countenanced. d. All of the above.

5. Persons authorised to perform Autopsies; except. a. Health Officers b. Medical Officers c. Members of the medical staff of Accredited hospitals d. None of the above.

6. This is the means sanctioned by this rules of court ascertaining in a judicial proceeding the truth respecting a matter of fact, except. a. Autoptic Evidence b. Testimonial c. None of the above d. All of the above

7. Methods of preserving Evidence, except. a. Manikin Method b. Boiling Method c. Sketching d. None of the above

8. Methods of deception detection, except. a. Psychological stress Evaluator b. Use of drugs to inhibit the inhibitor c. Observation d. None of the above.

9. Which estates the correct interpretation of Polygraph? a. Peak of tension - does not response to added relevant guest b. Guilt complex test - peak of tension on relevant questions c. Silent answer test - subject verbal response creates distortion in the tracing or clearing of the throat d. All of the above.

10. Is the use of Drugs that inhibit the inhibitor - like administration of serum, wine and Na amytal admissible to the court? a. Yes b. No c. It depends d. I don’t care :)

11. This drugs is given thru hypodermis to reach delirium. a. Na amytal b. Sodium Penthotal c. Hyocine hydrobromide d. All of the above

12. Physiological and psychological signs and symptoms of guilt, except. a. Fidgeting b. Calm c. Sweating d. Spotless past record

13. Guidelines to be obscured by physician concerning torture, inhuman and degrading punishment. a. Practice Guidelines b. Medico - Legal Ethics Guidelines c. Tokyo declaration d. All of the above.

14. Where do we use “mutt and Jeff” technique? a. Confession b. Interrogation c. Observation d. All of the above

15. Importance of identifying a person, except. a. To identify the offender and victim - in prosecution b. Transaction - like sales, release of body c. For vanity of knowing oneself. d. Resolves anxiety of nest of kin.

16. Which is not a Rule in personal identification? a. Law of Multiplicity b. Value of different points of identification c. The shorter interval between death the more experts are needed d. None of the above

17. In identification method, it states that the characteristics that may easily changed are the following, except. a. Growth of hair b. Clothing c. Grade of profession d. None of the Above

18. It mentioned also that the characteristics that may NOT easily changed are the ff. a. Speech b. Gait c. Complexion d. All of the above

19. Scar formation is delayed by the ff factors. a. Age b. Sepsis c. Mobility d. All of the above

20. Which statement is NOT TRUE? a. Human skeleton is unchangeable after 20 years. b. No two human beings are the same in bones. c. Alphonse Bertillon is the founder of Anthropometry d. None of the above

21. The following are the Extrinsic factors in identification. a. Ornamentation b. Personal belongings c. Foreign bodies d. All of the above

22. Which statement is TRUE? a. Clearest moonlight - less than 16 - 17 yards b. Broad daylight - not farther than 100 yards c. Starlight - less than 10 - 10 yards d. All of the above

23. The following are the Scientific methods of identification, except? a. Handwriting b. Finger painting c. Determination of sex and age d. None of the above.

24. The Art and Study of recording fingerprints as means of ID. a. Dactylography b. Dactyloscopy c. Poroscopy d. All of the above

25. The science of handwriting analysis. a. Dactylography b. Bibliotic c. Graphology d. Poroscopy

26. The following Bones are used to determine Sex identification, Except? a. Pelvis b. Sternum c. Ulna d. Fewer

27. The following are the characteristics of a Male Pelvis; except? a. Heart Shape. b. Sacrum is long and narrow. c. Heavier in construction wall. d. Body of pelvis is narrow.

28. The following are the characteristics of a FEMALE pelvis; except? a. The diameter of true pelvis is greater. b. Curve of iliac crest is higher level. c. Lighter in construction wall. d. Height is lesser.

29. Male cranium is ______? a. More curve is shaft. b. Mastoid process is longer. c. Styloid process is longer. d. Forehead is less high.

30. It staten that soft tissues in grace disappear within 2 years. a. True b. False c. It depends on the temperature. d. It depends on the chemicals used to preserve.

31. The followings are used to determine the SEX of a HUMAN BODY. a. Social Test b. Genital Test c. Chromosomal Test d. All of the above.

32. It states that the conclusive evidence of SEX in a FEMALE of body is. a. Vagina b. Breast c. Ovary d. All of the above

33. The following are the legal importance of determining Age, except? a. It helps to identify the body. b. Not a requisite to crimes. c. To determine criminal liability. d. To determine right of suffrage.

34. To determine the Age of fetus , we use the ______? a. Anthropometry b. ManouVrier’s Rules c. Humphrey’s table Rule d. Hess’s Rule

35. Legal importance of identification of Blood, except? a. Disputed parentage b. To determine cause of death c. To determine the place of crime d. All of the above

36. The following are the chemical Test to identify the presence of Blood. a. Benzidine Test b. Schombein’s Test c. Leucomalachite Green Test d. All of the above

37. Which is true of Microscopic Examination in Blood? a. Teichmann’s blood crystals is the best Micro chemical test b. Wagenhaar Test is the preliminary test to check Blood. c. Takayama Test is not a Specific Test d. none of the above

38. The humans Hair characteristics are ____, Except? a. Cortex looks like a thick muff. b. Air network is fine grains. c. Cuticle is thick. d. Cells are invisible without tx in H2O.

39. Who is the Father of Forensic Medicine?(Legal Medicine) a. Hippocrates b. Paolo Zacchia c. Hans Gross d. Etneciv Leerzej

40. Manuel de Medicine Domestren - Phil. Dr of Legal Medicine a. Dr. Rafael Solis b. Dr. Gregorio Solis c. Dr. Pedro Solis d. Dr. Enrique Solis

41. Fingerprints of 2 persons can be similar. DNA profile of 2 persons can be identical? a. Yes b. No c. Probably d. Possibly

42. Erythrocyte is another name for a ____? a. Red Cell b. White Cell c. Platelet d. None of the above

43. When a dead body is found at the scene, the most immediate concern? a. Identifying the body (victim) b. Interviewing family members. c. Preserving and securing the crime scene. d. Notifying the news media.

44. Effective investigators are? a. Detached b. Suspecting c. Emotionally well-balanced d. All of the proceeding.

45. Being concise means when doing investigations. a. Eliminating wordiness b. Eliminating details c. Both A & B d. Neither A or B