Forensic Toxicology — Flashcards

_____ is the most reliable method for the assessment of blood alcohol levels.

Which poisonous plant can be detected even from a burnt dead body as it resists heat?_____

The minimum blood alcohol concentration to cause impairment of driving skills is _____ mg/dL.

What is the most common mode of absorption in lead poisoning?_____

_____ can be detected even in conflagrated human bones.

Two large fang marks are characteristically seen in the bite of _____ snakes

Which snakes have a myotoxic venom?_____

_____ is classically described in forensic medicine as the **ideal suicidal agent** (due to its rapid action and small lethal dose).

What is the best specimen for cyanide poisoning?_____

_____ is commonly used as a road or railway platform poison.