Unit 1: Crime Scene
Unit 2: Evidence
Unit 3: Fingerprints
Unit 4: Blood
Unit 5: DNA, fire, hair
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What is the first thing you should do at a crime scene?
medical assistance
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What type of evidence is wet foot prints?
transient
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what is the most common type of print?
whorl
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you find 4 cast-offs how many times was the victim struck?
5 times
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What is an accelerant
substance used to speed up a fire such as gasoline
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What is locard's exchange principle?
every contact leaves a trace
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What are the individual and class characteristics from a shoe print?
class - size, shoe type individual - wear patterns, chips
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what type of print has no deltas?
arch
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If you find blood stains on the ground and determine the area of convergence, what does this tell you?
where the victim was standing
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what is the center structure of your hair? sometimes it is absent or broken
medulla
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What search pattern splits up the crime scene for each investigator to search a different area?
Quadrant
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What is the best way to package a blood soaked shirt?
let it dry and then use a paper bag
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porous or nonporous? paper and gun
paper - porous gun - nonporous
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55. Which of the following is an example of a bloodstain which could contain individual characteristics: a. Passive drops coming from an individual’s finger and falling to the ground b. Transfer stains showing the imprint of the sole of a shoe c. High velocity impact stain from a 44 magnum d. Pooling that results from a person bleeding on a unique rug
b. Transfer stains showing the imprint of the sole of a shoe
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What occurs at the first temperature change of 95 degrees during PCR?
DNA is denatured or unzipped. the two strands separate
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How do you photograph a body vs a gun differently?
photograph under the body
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How do you calculate the rf value from a TLC test?
distance compound traveled/distance solvent front traveled
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what powder would you use on a gun that has a black barrel and white grip?
bichromatic
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What is the point of origin if the angle of impact is 45 degrees and area of convergence is 3 feet?
3 feet
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What substance for the victim's body actually wouldn't have any DNA?
red blood cells
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What are 4 things that should be in the legend of a sketch?
north, scale?, date, location, case number, evidence key
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What is the qualitative and quantitative information from a TLC test?
qual: color of ink quan: number of components, rF value
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what technique besides powders could you use on a gun?
superglue fuming
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What is the primary function of erythrocytes (rbc's)
carry gasses, oxygen and carbon dioxide
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What is an STR and how do they vary between people?
short tandem repeat, and the number of repeats is different