The study of human remains with the intention of finding identity and cause of death
What is Anthroplogy
100
The raised area between two grooves
What is Lands
100
Measures Heart Activity
What is EKG
100
Sherlock Holmes
What is the father of forensics
200
A V-Shaped pattern
What is the point of origin
200
In general, a female skeleton will have a pelvis that is
What is Wider
200
A chemical in the interior of an ammunition cartridge or the chamber of a gun or cannon, leading to the expulsion of a bullet or shell
What is a Propellant
200
Tool to measure electrical activity in the brain
What is EEG
200
Divids the area to make it easier to search for things (etc. Airplanes in a ocean)
What is a zone crime search
300
Flashover
What is a superheated gases above, combust
300
A person who has strong bones
What is a musculature and physically active person
300
A bullet with no lead exposed. (Non-mushroom)
What is a Full metal jacket
300
A State of deep sleep, no reactions
What is a Coma
300
DNA stands for
What is Deoxyribonucleic acid
400
Tetrahedrron
What is Fuel, Oxygen, igniter and a chemical chain reaction
400
Get a general idea of what the person looked like
What is Facial Reconstruction
400
The firing pin hits the side of the rim
What is a Rim Fire
400
Not breathing, No pulse (no heart beat), No reflexes, Bilateral dilation and fixation of pupils, No brain activity
What is the 5 criteria of medical-legal death
400
Mathew Orfilia
What is the father of toxicology
500
Hydrocarbon
What is a compound consisting only of carbon and hydrogen
500
The hard enamel protects the DNA
What is Teeth
500
Has a rotating chamber, must be manually loaded and unloaded
What is What is a Revolver
500
Severe brain damage for those who were in a coma, but progressed to a state of partial arousal rather than true awareness
What is a Persistent Vegetative State
500
Step 1-Secure the scene
Step 2-Seperate the witness
Step 3-Scan the scene
Step 4-See the scene
Step 5-Sketching the scene
Step 6-Search for evidence
Step 7-Secure and collect evidence
What is the Seven S' (Steps for processing the crime scene)