DNA
Investigating the Scene
Blood Spatter
Autopsy
Random Questions
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what is the structure of DNA called?
What is Nucleotides
100
What are 5 things you need to do when processing a crime scene?
What is collect evidence, interview, examine, photograph, and sketch
100
What form of science is Blood spatter analysis?
What is Forensic science
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What is an autopsy?
What is An examination of a dead body to help try and find out the cause of death
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Explain two reasons that the release of private health information would be justified.
What is when the patient gives permission or when the medical personnel thinks the patient is not capable of taking care of his or herself or when the patient may it be a danger to his or her self.
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How much percent of DNA structure is different in each person?
What is 0.01
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What is a hypothesis?
What is A prediction of what happened based on clues and evidence found
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How do you figure out how far from the ground she was when blood fell from the persons body?
What is the size of the blood spatter and the location
200
True/False? Autopsies are done for every single body.
What is False
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True/False? Sickle cell anemia is all throughout the world.
What is True
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What is 2 ways to collect DNA that isn't fluid?
What is Hair and skin cells
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What is a method of examining a crime scene used to examine large outdoor crime scenes?
What is Line method
300
What is 3 examples of information blood spatter designs can tell us?
What is weapon, location, and distance of height
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Why does an autopsy include the examination of all of the body systems and not just the cause of death?
What is because the suspected cause of death may be inaccurate. You must analyze everything in case there is a medical issue somewhere else in the body that could have contributed to the death.
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who should keep patient info confidential?
What is The Medical Personnel
400
What 4 building block make up each nucleotide ?
What is thymine , Guanine, cytosine, adenine,
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Why is it so important to have a scale on your crime scene sketch?
What is to see where and what may have happened during that crime was in the middle of happening.
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Does the different type of blood affect the blood spatter?
What is No
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Suggest 3 specific reasons why determining the cause of death can sometimes be difficult?
What is A death could've been caused by suicide, murder, or accident. Or there could be missing evidence, a fire burned the body which would make it unable to identify.
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What does HIPAA do for people?
What is Gives patients specific rights regarding their personal health information
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What resides in the nucleus of cells and consists of genes?
What is DNA
500
What does a medical examiner or a pathologists do?
What is examines autopsies and determines the cause of death that has happened
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What do you measure when measuring a blood spatter?
What is diameter
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How can the manner of death be determined?
What is A pathologist studies the effects of diseases, medical treatments and injury on the human body.
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What does HIPAA stand for?
What is Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
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