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Fingerprints
FP Identification
Time of Death
Blood Spatter
Eyewitness
100
the three main fingerprint patterns
What is loop, whorl, and arch
100
Which level detail deals with ridge structure (ex poroscopy)
What is Level III
100
the settling of blood after death
What is lividity
100
tells direction of travel in blood spatter analysis
What is the tail/spines
100
what does Polygraph mean
What is multiple measurements
200
two parts of the fingerprint
What is core and delta
200
C in ACE-V
What is comparison
200
the cooling of the body after death
What is algor mortis
200
chemical that causes blood proteins to fluoresce
What is luminol
200
the three physiological responses measured in a polygraph
What is BP/HR, respiration, and galvanic response
300
pattern with at least 2 deltas
What is whorl
300
type of fingerprint powder that is made of iron filing
What is magnetic powder
300
the stiffening of the muscles after death
What is rigor mortis
300
dripping blood
What is LVIS
300
clinical term used for "opening the floodgates" and telling everything
What is catharsis
400
most common type of fingerprint pattern
What is loop
400
type of crime scene print that is invisible until processed
What is latent
400
what part of the body does rigor mortis start
What is neck/ head area
400
spatter with the smallest diameter
What is HVIS
400
term used for eye movement when thinking after being asked a question
What is searching for answers
500
pattern with only one delta
What is loop
500
type of powder to use on a multicolored surface
What is fluorescent powder
500
when does lividity start
What is immediately
500
a stain caused by a bloody object coming into contact with an unstained surface
What is swipe
500
name three physiological changes that occur during stressful situations
What is HR, BP, respiration, perspiration, cotton mouth, nausea, pupils dilate