Crime Scene
Morgue Stuff
Brain & Heart
Vitals
DNA
Miscellaneous
100

What can a legend on a crime scene sketch tell us?

Date, location

100

What components make up the integumentary system?

Hair, skin and nails

100

What lobe of the brain is at the front of the head and is responsible for higher reasoning and decision making?

Frontal lobe

100

What do you measure blood pressure with?

Sphygmomanometer (blood pressure cuff)

100

What is HIPAA?

Health insurance portability and accountability act.  Protects a person's health information.

100

How can you calm a small child in the hospital?

Be nice, introduce yourself, let them know the plan of treatment or therapy...

200

What search pattern should be used in open water?

Spiral

200

What body system receives and interprets sensory information?

The Nervous system

200

What lobe of the brain is at the back of the head and regulates vision?

Occipital lobe

200

What do we check oxygen levels with?

Pulse oximeter

200

What is diabetes?

Hyperglycemia- sugar is too high

200

What is a positive feedback loop?

When the same stimulus occurs over and over until it is finally resolved. ex. labor

300

List the 4 physiological signs that polygraph tests monitor:

Heart rate, skin conductivity, blood pressure, and respiratory rate

300

What body system protects organs, produces blood, and stores minerals?

The skeleton system

300

What lobe of the brain sits near the ears and is responsible for hearing and long term memory?

Temporal

300

What do we use to listen to heart and lung sounds?

Stethoscope

300

How do we treat diabetes?

Insulin, diet, exercise

300

Can high cholesterol cause heart attacks if left untreated?

Yes

400

Name the 4 main fingerprint patterns:

Loop, whorl, arch, tented arch

400

Deceased body's liver temperature was 91.2 degrees F.  Approximately how many hours ago did they die?

4.8= 5 hours

400

What lobe of the brain is more on top of the head and is responsible for sensory input and perception?

Parietal

400

Where on the body do we check heart rate?  Where do we feel for heart rate?

Pulse points:  radial pulse, brachial pulse, femoral pulse, carotid... 

400

How old is someone usually when they are diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes?

Young- child, adolescent 

400

What is an independent variable?

It's what the scientists are manipulating, like rooms with different temperatures and Reynaud's syndrome

500

What color will a positive Kastle-Meyer presumptive blood test turn the cotton swab? 

Pink

500

What is the term for the pooling of blood after death?

Livor Mortis

500

What are some that someone would experience if they had a TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury)?

Headache, dizziness, confusion...NOT diarrhea!! 

500

What number is on top of a blood pressure reading?

Systolic: when the heart is beating

500

What are the 3 components of a nucleotide? 

Nitrogen base, phosphate group and deoxyribose 

500

What is empathy?

Actually feeling the pain of others.  You put yourself in their shoes.

600

What blood type will someone have who shows no agglutination (clumping) in any wells?

O neg

600

What is the term for the stiffening of the body after death?

Rigor Mortis

600

What side of the heart carries De-oxygenated blood?  Right or left?

Right

600

What is the function of leukocytes (WBC)?

Immune protection against viruses, bacteria, etc...

600

What is the complimentary base pairing for the following RFLP (fragment)?

GGATC

CCTAG

600

Who gets type II diabetes?

Older adults who usually eat a poor diet and don't exercise enough.

700

What are the 3 components of a good crime scene sketch?

Sketch of crime scene, evidence log, and a legend

700

What is the term for the cooling of the body after death?

Algor Mortis

700

What blood vessel does oxygenated blood end up in before it is delivered to the rest of the body?

Aorta

700

What is the function of erythrocytes (RBC)?

Transports oxygen

700

Cut this RFLP (fragment) with the restriction enzyme HAEIII.  It cuts between GG/CC:

AATTGAGGCCAATTCGTACGGCCTAGCG

How many fragments (RFLPs) are there?

3

700

What do we give someone whose blood sugar is too low?

Apple juice, Glucagon

800

How many minutiae points do you need for a positive match?

12

800

Give me an example of cause of death:

Gun shot wound, stab wound, fall...

800

What is the difference between CTE and TBI?

TBI- head injury in one occurrence

CTE- chronic head injuries that occur over time

800

What is the function of platelets?

Clots the blood

800
How do we match a suspect's blood to crime scene blood on a gel electrophoresis?

Match up the bands

800

Which cholesterol do we want low levels of in our blood?  LDL or HDL?

LDL

900

Name 3 minutiae points:

Delta, eye, fork, double/triple fork, bridge, dot

900

What is a body farm?

A place where investigators can come and learn about decomposition of the human body.  People donate their bodies to science and their remains and left out in the open in a forested area to study.

900

What does the septum separate in the heart?

Right and left sides of the heart

900

What is blood plasma?

Liquid portion of the blood that is made up of water, glucose, vitamins, minerals

900

What type of feedback loop is the blood glucose loop?

Negative

900

What is telehealth?

Healing at a distance: Zoom meetings with doctors and nurses, health care apps, glucometers