Ethical Considerations in DVI — MCQs

In case of professional misconduct, patients' records should be provided within how many hours?

What is triage for?

Certain obligations on the part of a doctor who undertakes a postmortem examination are the following, EXCEPT:

You are working in a primary health center (PHC) situated in a high seismic zone. Which of the following actions should you take as part of preparedness for an emergency?

Which of the following is not done in the primary survey of trauma?

Who orders the autopsy in the case of a Road Traffic Accident (RTA)?

In which context are leading questions allowed?

What is the correct chronological order in the disaster management cycle?

From a medico-legal perspective, in cases of sexual assault involving a female victim, what type of court proceeding is typically used to record medical evidence and testimony to protect the victim's privacy?

Following a major earthquake, a regional hospital manages both survivors and victim identification. The forensic team faces: limited DNA lab capacity (30 samples/week), 200 bodies, pressure from families for quick release, and presence of closed casket bodies (intact) versus open/fragmented remains. As the coordinating forensic expert, evaluate and prioritize the identification strategy balancing ethical, legal, and practical considerations.