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Viscera Collection, Preservation and Extraction Methods: Foundations (UGC-NET Unit IV)
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30
Duration
30 min
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Updated
17 May 2026
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30
Duration
30 min
Faculty-reviewed
0
Updated
17 May 2026
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UGC-NET Forensic Science Unit IV drill on routine viscera collection, preservation and dispatch for suspected poisoning at the foundations level. Covers the routine organ panel (200 to 500 g of stomach with contents, 200 g of liver, one whole kidney, 200 g of brain in special cases, 30 mL of peripheral blood, urine, vitreous humor and bile), the standard preservative choice of saturated common salt solution with rectified spirit reserved for alcohol-suspect cases, the rule against formalin because it reacts with amine drugs, packaging in wide-mouth glass jars with paper labels and a separate control jar of pure preservative, the legal frame of Section 174 CrPC and BNSS 194 inquest and Section 176 CrPC and BNSS 196 magisterial inquiry, and dispatch to the FSL toxicology and chemistry division as set out in the DGHS Medico-Legal Manual, Modi, Reddy and BPRD guidance.
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