What are the two types of biometrics?
physiological and behavioral
Which print is left behind in things such as blood or ink?
Visible
What color powders are used to develop prints?
Black and grey
What is an advantage of NGI compared to IAFIs?
N/A
This type of print is made up of 2 or more patterns, therefore not following any type of guideline.
Accidental
What is the system that uses biological and behavioral traits to use a network?
Biometrics
Plastic
Which method produces a print that is yellow/brown? And does not last very long.
Iodine Fuming
What do you cover a surface with when preserving and transferring?
Cellophane
What characteristic illustrates a "Y" shape?
Bifurcation
Which type of biometrics is more stable?
Physiological
How can you detect a visible print?
Which method involves amino acids in the oil or sweat left from an impression? The print turns a purple/blue color.
Ninhydrin
Where are the dermal papillae located?
Between the epidermis and dermis
Name 4 ridge characteristics in the image provided.
N/A
List 3 examples of physiological biometrics.
N/A
What is the process called in which plastic prints have to be developed?
Lifting
What three methods involve porous surfaces (Can absorb oil and sweat well)
Iodine Fuming, Ninhydrin, and physical developer.
What are the 3 fundamentals of fingerprints?
Non-identical, They do not change, They are classified by patterns
Draw a print that shows a whorl, with 4 ridge islands, 2 enclosures, and 4 bifurcations.
On board
List 3 examples of behavioral biometrics.
N/A
What are 2 examples of surfaces that plastic prints are left on?
Putty, Wax, Clay
Provide 2 examples of a nonabsorbent surface and 2 examples of an absorbent surface.
N/A
What does the RUVIS stand for?
Reflected Ultraviolet Imaging System