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| Title | Practical Workbook in Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, 2/E for MBBS Students | CBME-NMC Practical Exercises: Fingerprint Analysis, Skull-Pelvis Sex and Age Determination, Model Question Papers |
| Author | Somnath Das |
| ISBN-13 | 9789354658976 |
| Publication | Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers |
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Practical Workbook in Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, 2/E is a problem-based exercise workbook built specifically around the MBBS course in Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, developed under the banner of The Bengal Academy of Forensic Medicine and revised as per the Competency-Based Medical Education Curriculum (CBME) laid down by the NMC. Rather than teaching theory, this edition gives you a structured set of hands-on exercises, diagrams, and official proforma to actually perform and complete during your practical postings. The workbook takes you step by step through dactylography and fingerprint pattern identification with a full ten-finger impression recording grid, skeletal sex determination from the skull, pelvis, mandible, hip bone, and sacrum with "draw and compare" exercises, age estimation from fontanelle closure and cranial sutures, stature and race estimation formulae, and study of hairs, fibers, and X-rays. It carries forward into the medicolegal side of the subject with structured exercises on mechanical injuries and weapons, thanatology, and clinical toxicology problems. Each exercise page opens with a guideline to walk you through the task before you attempt it, and every anatomical exercise pairs a labeled diagram or specimen photograph with a ruled Male vs Female trait comparison table, followed by dated result tables for formal submission. The book also reproduces the actual official formats you are required to learn to complete: injury certificates, certificates of weapon examination, Medical Certification of Cause of Death (MCCD), leave and fitness certificates as per the MCI Code of Medical Ethics, dying declarations, certificates of drunkenness, and medical examination reports for both the accused and the victim/survivor of sexual assault, along with informed consent forms for medicolegal examination and for common surgical procedures. Who This Book Is For: MBBS 3rd Year Students: use this as your primary hands-on companion for the Forensic Medicine and Toxicology practical course and internal assessments. MBBS Students: follow the guided, problem-based format to work through every prescribed FMT practical exercise in one place. UG Medical Students: build the exact record-keeping and certificate-writing skills the CBME/NMC curriculum requires before facing university practical and viva examinations. Why This Book Helps: Turns abstract theory into practice: every topic is presented as an exercise to actually perform, not just read about. Removes guesswork from official documentation: reproduces the real formats for injury certificates, MCCD, consent forms, and medicolegal reports so you learn the correct structure the first time. Guided exercises reduce confusion: most exercises open with a guideline before the task, so you always know what is expected. Distraction-free page design: exercise pages are laid out to keep your full attention on the task at hand. One complete practical companion: covers dactylography, skeletal sex/age/stature estimation, injuries, MCCD, toxicology, and medicolegal proforma in a single workbook. Key Features: Full ten-finger fingerprint impression recording grid (Plain and Rolled, both hands) with a fingerprint-pattern identification exercise Labeled skull, pelvis, mandible, hip bone, and sacrum diagrams paired with Male vs Female trait comparison tables and dated result sheets Age-estimation exercises using fontanelle closure and cranial suture union, including a teacher-led repeat exercise with an Opinion section Ready-reference official formats for Injury Certificate, Certificate on Weapon Examination, MCCD, Dying Declaration, and Certificate of Drunkenness Medical examination report templates for accused and victim/survivor of sexual assault, plus informed consent forms for medicolegal exams and major surgical procedures A Model Practical Question Paper for Forensic Medicine and Toxicology to self-assess exam readiness
Somnath Das is the author of Practical Workbook in Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, 2/E for MBBS Students | CBME-NMC Practical Exercises: Fingerprint Analysis, Skull-Pelvis Sex and Age Determination, Model Question Papers.
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