Forensic Patterns
Forensic Terminology
True or False
Forensic Testing
Forensic Specialists
100
Identify the fingerprint pattern.
What is: An Arch
100
The "E" in ACE-V stands for what?
What is: Evaluation
100
Location: right hand. Is this a Ulnar loop?
What is: False! This is a Radial Loop
100
Who created Anthropometry as a system of personal identification?
Alphonse Bertillon
100
A forensic medical specialist who looks at teeth to build a victim profile.
What is: Forensic Odontologist
200
Bifurcation, Ridge ending, island, and delta are examples of what type of pattern?
What is: Minutiae Patterns
200
IAFIS stands for what?
What is: Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System
200
This technique can be used on a metal gun.
What is: False!
200
Ballistic experts use a split screen microscope to compare_____ left on the bullets.
What is: Striations
200
Who studies insects and their relation to a criminal investigation.
What is: An Entomologist
300
A passive blood spatter is a result from directly falling to the floor at what degree angle?
What is: A 90-degree angle
300
The principle which states that any time two objects come into contact, there is an exchange of information.
What is: Locard's Exchange Principle
300
Plastic bags are used to collect and store blood evidence.
What is: False! If the sample is still damp the moisture from the sample can create microorganisms that can destroy the evidence.
300
This must be present in order to test hair evidence for nuclear DNA.
What is: The Root
300
This forensic scientist studies drugs or poisons and studies their effects on organisms.
What is: A Forensic Toxicologist
400
Identify the fingerprint pattern.
What is: A Central Pocket Loop Whorl
400
Name the three skin layers.
What is: Epidermis, Dermis, Hypodermis
400
Shoeprints, bite marks, and tool marks are examples of Impression Evidence.
What is: True!
400
This type of method is absorbed into the fingerprint residue to form a yellowish brown reaction, commonly used on paper and cardboard.
What is: Iodine Fuming
400
This type of field deals with the application of dental evidence to both criminal and civil law.
What is: Forensic Odontology
500
Identify the search pattern used in this crime scene.
What is: Grid Pattern
500
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
An impression taken from a finger, the technical term for fingerprint.
What is: Dactylogram
500
Rigor Mortis is the medical condition that occurs after death resulting in stiffening of body parts.
What is: True!
500
This chemical agent turns latent fingerprints purple in color.
What is: Ninhydrin
500
What are the first insects to be attracted to a decaying body that a Forensic Entomologist might find?
What is: Blow flies and Flesh flies