Forensic Toxicology
DNA Analysis
Fingerprint Analysis
Blood Typing
The Crime Scene
100
Classification system established by the Federal Controlled Substances Act
What are the 5 schedules
100
Technique that breaks down a DNA sample into small pieces via Restriction Enzymes
What is Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (RFLP) Analysis
100
The raised portion of the epidermis producing a fingerprint
What is Friction Ridge
100
Major component of our blood, other than cells
What is PLASMA
100
Another location where additional evidence can be found
What is Secondary Crime Scene
200
Schedule I drug, also known as ACID; type of psychadelic (type of hallucinogen that alters cognition and perception)
What is LSD
200
Technique used when tracing relationships among MALES
What is Y-chromosome analysis
200
Only about 5% of the population has this type of fingerprint
What is Arch
200
Anucleated cells, composed mainly of HEMOGLOBIN
What is Red Blood Cells (erythrocytes)
200
Person that interviews the witness, and consults with the CSI unit
What is the Detective
300
Drug commonly used on patients who have a HEROIN ADDICTION; schedule II drug
What is Methadone
300
DNA analysis used in ‘cold cases’ or cases that have gone unsolved for many years (most TISSUE evidence has deteriorated)
What is mitochondrial DNA analysis
300
Impression left on a material that retains the shape of the ridge detail
What is Plastic Print
300
Reactions that form the basis of the ABO system
What is Agglutination Reactions
300
People who document the crime scene, collect physical evidence
What is the CSI unit
400
Also known as Valium; used to treat anxiety, epilepsy, insomnia; Schedule IV drug
What is Diazepam
400
Technique used to look for VARIABILITY in a DNA sample; results can be compared/recorded in the CODIS
What is Short Tandem Repeat (STR) Analysis
400
Must have TYPE LINES and 2 DELTAS
What is Whorl
400
Oxidation is catalyzed by Hemoglobin in the Kastle-Meyer Test
What is Phenolphthalin
400
Considered the paper trail of evidence
What is Chain of Custody
500
Horse tranquilizer; causes dissociative anesthesia; schedule III drug; frequently abused by anesthesiologists
What is Ketamine
500
Enzyme used in a special technique to AMPLIFY (replicate) specific DNA regions in a test tube
What is Polymerase
500
Has at least one ridge that makes it a complete circuit and an imaginary line cannot touch the whorl ridge
What is Central Pocket Whorl
500
Presence of this molecule on FETUS cells, but NOT on maternal cells causes the Maternal Fetal Hemolytic Reaction
What is D-Antigen (Rh Factor)
500
Steps of the Crime Scene Protocol
What is Interview, Examine, Document, Process
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