Trace evidence
The first task completed in the investigation of a crime scene
What is secure the area and take witnesses for questioning
What are the four different blood groups/types.
What is A, B, AB, and O
The name of a jaw bone
What is Mandible
The most commonly abused drug
What is alcohol
Imprint on the tip of a finger
What is Ridge patterns
Fiber evidence is often found at crime scenes where it has been found at
Physical contract between the suspect and victim
The most common blood type
What is O blood
Which bone on the male skull protrudes below the base of the skull
What is a Mastoid?
Slows down your central nervous system and makes you sleepy
Depressants
Fingerprints describe the characteristics of
DNA fragments
The notes taken at a crime scene include
What is the time evidence is found, location of evidence found, and the officer that found the evidence
This blood type is considered the universal donor blood
What is O blood
The technical term for the study of bones, which can aid in determining age, gender, and other characteristics
What is Forensic Anthropology
Small Mexican cactus used in native American rituals
What is peyote
What percentage of the world has arches?
What is %5
One way forensic investigators might lift a fingerprint found at a potential crime scene
Tape lifting, talc powder, fuming
The substance found in red blood cells that is responsible for carrying oxygen throughout the body
What is hemoglobin?
Bones contain DNA. True or False
True
Causes muscle growth, increased strength, and improved reflexes
What is Steroids
Ridges left on a soft material
What is plastic prints
This technique is used to compare a suspect's DNA with DNA found at the crime scene.
What is DNA profiling/testing
This cell in the blood is responsible for clotting and preventing excessive bleeding.
What is Platlet
At birth, we have 450 bones in our body, how does it go from 450 to 206 bones.
They fuse together
Made manufacture, importation, possession, use and distribution of certain substances regulated
What is controlled substances act/1970 act
Developed a primary classification system based on loops, arches and whorls
What is Francis Galton