Second L.M.S. Re-Examination. 1906. { MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE. MAJOR J. C. S. VAUGHAN, M.D., I.M.S. Paper set by RAI DEBENDRANATH RAY, BAHADOOR, L.M.S., V.H.S. 1. FIRST HALF. Examiner MAJOR J. C. S. VAUGHAN, M.D., I.M.S. The figures in the margin indicate full marks. What constitutes Rape? Describe fully the signs of recent deflora- 75 tion in a virgin girl of 15 years of age (1) one hour after, (2) a week after, the rape. 2. Give the symptoms, signs and post-mortem appearances of poison- 75 ing by Prussic Acid. 3. A man falls off a bridge twenty-five feet above water level, into a river. What may be the causes and manner of his death? 75 SECOND HALF. Examiner-RAI DEBENDRANATH RAY, BAHADOOR, L.M.S., V.H.S. 1. (a) How would you distinguish a contusion from Cadaveric Livi- 75 dity, and Spontaneous Rigidity from Rigor Mortis. (b) What is atelectasis ? 2. What are the signs, symptoms and post-mortem appearances of 75 poisoning by Abrus Precatorius ? 3. What are the signs, symptoms and post-mortem appearances of 75 snake-bite? N.B.-150 marks reserved for viva voce examination. MEDICINE. Paper set by DR. NILRATAN SARKAR, M.A., M.D. FIRST HALF. Examiner-LT.-COL. E. H. BROWN, M.D., I.M.S. The figures in the margin_indicate full marks. 1. Give the general symptoms and physical signs of Acute Lobar 150 Pneumonia and discuss their relations to the underlying pathological conditions. 2. Give in detail the difference in the symptoms resulting from 150 lesions of the right and left cerebral hemispheres. SECOND HALF. Examiner-DR. NILRATAN SARKAR, M.A, M.D. 1. Discuss the significance, diagnostic characters and treatment of 150 vomiting in relation to gastric diseases. 2. Discuss the causes, diagnosis, sequelae and treatment of Hyper- 150 trophy of the left ventricle of the heart. SURGERY. CAPT. E. O. THURSTON, M.D., I.M.S. Paper set by DR. MRIGENDRALAL MITRA, M.D., F.R.C.S. (EDIN.). FIRST HALF. Examiner-CAPT. E. O. THURSTON, M.D., I.M.S. One hundred marks for each question. 1. Give the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of rupture of the left middle meningeal artery. 2. Describe the symptoms and give the aneurism. What complications may arise? priate to each. diagnosis of a case of popliteal Mention the treatment appro SECOND HALF. Examiner-DR. MRIGENDRALAL MITRA, M.D., F.R.C.S. (EDIN.). 1. Describe briefly Colles' fracture of radius, its causes, symptoms and treatment. What is reversed Colles' fracture ? 2. Describe the operation of inguinal Colotomy. What are its indications ? 3. Where would you amputate for senile gangrene of the whole foot? Give your reasons for selecting that situation. MIDWIFERY. DR. KEDARNATH DAS, M.D. by-{ The figures in the margin indicate full marks. FIRST HALF. Examiner-DR. KEDARNATH DAS, M.D. 1. Discuss the arguments for and against vaginal douching before, 125 during and after labour; also uterine douching after labour. own opinion as to the circumstances which require these practices. Give the causes and treatment of Presentation of the Face. 2. Give your 125 SECOND HALF. Examiner-LT.-COL. F. S, PECK, I.M.S. 1. A patient is brought to you suffering from want of control over her 125 sphincter ani, which symptom has been present since her delivery three months previously. What is the probable condition to be found on a physical examination? Describe the treatment, operative or otherwise, which may be necessary. 2. What do you understand by carneous and vesicular mole? What 125 are the symptoms of each, and what treatment would you adopt? Paper set by-{ PATHOLOGY. CAPT. J. W. D. MEGAW, 1.M.S. ASST.-SURGEON SATYASARAN CHAKRABARTI, M.B. FIRST HALF. Examiner-ASST.-SURGEON SATYASARAN CHAKRABARTI, M.B. 1. How would you distinguish between innocent and malignant tumours ? What are the main points by which a cancerous tumour may be differentiated from a sarcomatous one? What histological appearances distinguish an alveolar sarcoma from a cancer resembling it? De 2. Describe the post-mortem appearances of a typical case of plague. tail the procedure by which death from suspected plague may be confirmed in the laboratory. 1. SECOND HALF. Examiner-CAPT. J. W. D. MEGAW, I.M.S. What are the commoner methods by which Tuberculous disease enter the human body? and what are the channels by which infection in tubercu lous disease spreads from one part of the body to another ? How would you examine a specimen of sputum for tubercle bacilli ? 2. What common diseases are said to be caused by Protozoa? What do you know of the means by which infection is conveyed in these diseases ? Marks-Paper 500 (125 for each question). Viva Voce 100. 1. Describe the signs and tests of early decomposition in the follow- 25 ing articles of food:-meat, fish, eggs, milk, butter (or ghi). 2. Describe the measures you adopt in the case of an outbreak of 25 cholera in an Indian village. SECOND HALF. Examiner-LT.-COL. F. C. CLARKSON, M.D., I.M,S. 3. What is a spring? How many varieties do you recognize; explain 25 the difference between each. What are the characteristics of spring water. 4. What is the composition of atmospheric air? Why is ventilation 25 necessary, and what natural forces are made use of in ventilation buildings? |