Toxicology
Handwriting/ Anthropology
Impressions/ Tool Marks
Soil/Glass
Death/Entomology/ Autopsy
100
a naturally occurring or manufactured substance that can cause severe harm or death if ingested, inhaled, or absorbed through skin.
What is poison
100
the making, adapting, or falsifying of documents or other objects with the intention of deceiving someone.
What is a Forgery
100
hidden impressions to the eye but can be seen through the use of special dusting and electro static techniques.
What is Latent Impressions
100
granules of fine rock particles
Sand
100
the break down of cells as they self-digest
Autolysis
200
a drug or other chemical compound whose manufacture, distribution, possession, and use is regulated by the legal system
What is controlled substance
200
forgeries of a piece of writing such as a historic letter
What is literary forgery
200
How many teeth does an adult have
32
200
a type of soil whose particles are larger than clay and smaller than sand
Silt
200
the reason for a persons death
cause of death
300
poisonous substances produced by living organisms
What is organic toxins
300
a bone cell involved in the breaking down of bone and the removal of wastes
What is osteoclasts
300
a mark or impression made by a tool on a softer surface.
Indentation mark
300
the most common ingredient found in glass
Silicon dioxide
300
the study of insects
entomology
400
increases feelings of energy and alertness while suppressing apetite
What is a Stimulent
400
How many bones does a adult body have
206
400
a mark produced when a surface slides across another surface
Abrasion Mark
400
a hard amorphous transparent material made by heating a mixture of sand and other additives
Glass
400
a post mortem examination of a corpse
Autopsy
500
act to reduce pain by suppressing the central nervous systems ability to rely on pain messages to the brain.
What is Narcotics
500
how many bones does a baby have?
450
500
what information can be obtained from shoe prints?
weight, personality, walking habits, running or walking
500
what side are the radial and concentric lines located on a fracture.
Radial: opposite side of the impact. Concentric: Same side as the impact.
500
Name at least one tool used for autopsy
Enterotome, Skull chisel, Rib cutters, Scalpel, Scissors, and a Bone saw
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