I need all of answers with short explanation Q.No.13:-A type of strangulation where thevictims neck is compressed against forearmis called:-a) Muggingb) Garrotingc) Bansdolaid) Gagginge) ChokingO.No.16:-After somatic death and for organtransplantation kidney must be takenwithin -a) 15minutesh) 30 mimitesc) 45minutesd) 01 houre) 06 hoursQ.No.20:-In negative autopsy the cause ofdeath can not be arrived at due to:-a) Accidental Hangingb) Throttlingc) Cafe coronary syndromed) Alcohol intoxietione) Chronic asthmaQ.No.21:-In a dead body where the cause ofthe death is incised wound of wrist selfinflicted the manner of death is:-a) Accidentalb) Suicidalc) Homicidald) Naturale) UndeterminedQ.No.10:-On spectroscopic examinationoxyhemoglobin showsa) One absorption band betwveen D and Elinesb) Two absorption bands near D and E linesc) One absorption band near E lined) Two absorption bands near D linee) One absorption band away from E line

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victims neck is compressed against forearm is called:- a) Mugging b) Garroting c) Bansdola d) Gagging e) Choking

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I need all of answers with short explanation

Q.No.13:-A type of strangulation where the
victims neck is compressed against forearm
is called:-
a) Mugging
b) Garroting
c) Bansdola
id) Gagging
e) Choking
O.No.16:-After somatic death and for organ
transplantation kidney must be taken
within -
a) 15minutes
h) 30 mimites
c) 45minutes
d) 01 hour
e) 06 hours
Q.No.20:-In negative autopsy the cause of
death can not be arrived at due to:-
a) Accidental Hanging
b) Throttling
c) Cafe coronary syndrome
d) Alcohol intoxietion
e) Chronic asthma
Q.No.21:-In a dead body where the cause of
the death is incised wound of wrist self
inflicted the manner of death is:-
a) Accidental
b) Suicidal
c) Homicidal
d) Natural
e) Undetermined
Q.No.10:-On spectroscopic examination
oxyhemoglobin shows
a) One absorption band betwveen D and E
lines
b) Two absorption bands near D and E lines
c) One absorption band near E line
d) Two absorption bands near D line
e) One absorption band away from E line

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