Fingerprint/Digital Evidence Analysis
Hair Analysis
Blood Evidence
Blood Transfusions
Vocabulary
100

The name for tiny ridge details on a fingerprint.

What are MINUTIAE?

100
Name the 3 layers of the hair shaft.

The cuticle, the cortex, and the medulla.

100

The name for the proteins that circulate in plasma and interact with antigens

What is an ANTIBODY?

100

A patient has AB- blood. What types of blood can they receive?

A-, B-, AB-, and O-

(They do not have antibodies in their blood)

100

The scientific name for a red blood cell.

What is a ERYTHROCYTE?

200

The name for the procedure where minutiae are used to identify who a fingerprint belongs to.

What is a 12 POINT MATCH?

200

Which layer of a hair shaft has pigment-containing granules, which are responsible for hair color?

What is the CORTEX?
200

Which type of blood is considered the universal receiver?

What is TYPE AB BLOOD?

200

A patient has B+ blood. What types of blood they can receive in a transfusion?

Types B+, B-, O+, O-

200

The scientific name for a white blood cell.

What is a LEUKOCYTE?

300

Name the ridge pattern in the image (image in Google Slides).

What is a WHORL?

300

What is the protein that makes up hair, skin, and nails?

What is KERATIN?

300

Which type of blood is considered the universal donor?

What is TYPE O BLOOD?
300

A patient has Type A+ blood. In a transfusion, what type of blood can this patient receive.

Types A+, A-, O+, and O-

300

The scientific name for a platelet.

What is a THROMBOCYTE?


400

Look at the texts on the phone. What information did you learn from the digital evidence?

-Brad and someone else were involved in fraud at a company

-They are destroying evidence

400

The diameter of the innermost layer of the hair shaft is useful in identification. Name the innermost layer.

What is the MEDULLA.

400

Using the image, name ALL blood samples that were Type A in the Anna Garcia Case.

-Both scene samples

-Anna Garcia

-Eric Piedmont

-Dominique Hall

400

A patient has type O+ blood. What type of blood can they receive in a transfusion?

Types O+ and O-. They have both antibodies in their plasma so they can´t receive blood from any other blood type.

400

Name the two types of tests run on blood evidence (two steps).

Presumptive Testing

Confirmatory Testing

500

Name three things an investigator can learn about someone through digital evidence (emails, texts, social media, etc). 

-Someone´s location

-Who someone talks to regularly

-Activities a person is involved in

-Arguments someone has been in

-Information about relationships (romantic or friendship)

500

In this outermost layer of the hair shaft, there are scales in regular, repeating patterns in animals.

What is the CUTICLE.

500

Describe why agglutination occurs when you add B antibodies to type AB blood.

The B antibodies attach to the B antigens on the surface of the red blood cells. This causes clumping, or agglutination in the blood.

500

A patient has AB+ Blood. Why is this the best type of blood to have if someone is in need of a red blood cell transfusion?

This is the best type of blood to have if you need a transfusion because there are no antigens in the plasma so they can receive ALL blood types. Since this patient is + for the Rh factor, they can receive + and - blood.

500

The name of the surface proteins found on red blood cells.

What are ANTIGENS?

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