UF PHA6936 FINAL EXAM PREP || MOST RECENT
EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS (VEERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
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What are the 5 steps in crime scene investigation? - ANSWER-
Secure crime scene
Observe crime scene
Document crime scene
Search crime scene
Collection & preservation of evidence
Who should certify that the body is "dead"? - ANSWER-Medical
examiner
What does observing a crime scene involve? - ANSWER-
Initial walk through
Plan of
action
What are the 4 search patterns for crime scenes? - ANSWER-
Grid, quadrant or
zone, spiral, line or
strip
,How do you decide what pattern to use? - ANSWER-Based on
size/location of
crime scene and number of
investigators.
How do you package evidence at a crime scene? - ANSWER-
Individually, allow
wet objects to
dry
What evidence cannot be packaged immediately? Why? -
ANSWER-Wet
evidence because it could be destroyed by
mold or mildew
Describe anthropometry. - ANSWER-Taking body
measurements as a way to
distinguish one individual
from another
What two scientists were known for devising experimentation
for blood types? -
ANSWER-Karl Landsteiner and
Leon Lattes
What is a misdemeanor? - ANSWER-Minor Crime
What is a felony? - ANSWER-Major Crime
,What court case in 1923 set the "general acceptance" of
scientific evidence? -
ANSWER-Frye vs. United
States
What are the roles of an expert witness? - ANSWER-
Establish credibility
through credentials, background
experience.
Evaluate
evidence.
Render an opinion about the
evidence.
What do forensic scientists use physical evidence for? -
ANSWER-Identification
and
comparison.
What is identification used for? - ANSWER-To determine
physical or chemical
identity
What is comparison analysis used for? - ANSWER-To
determine whether a
common origin
exists
, What is the difference between individual
characteristics and class
characteristics? - ANSWER-Exact identity compared to a
common origin
What are 2 examples of physical properties? - ANSWER-Density,
color, texture,
odor
What are 2 examples of chemical properties? - ANSWER-
Flammability,
reactivity
What is the SI unit for length? - ANSWER-Meter
What is the SI unit for volume? - ANSWER-Liter
What is the SI unit for mass? - ANSWER-Grams
What does kilo mean? - ANSWER-1000
What does deci mean? - ANSWER-1/10
What does hecta mean? - ANSWER-100
What does milli mean? - ANSWER-1/1000
What does centi mean? - ANSWER-1/100
EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS (VEERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!
NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
What are the 5 steps in crime scene investigation? - ANSWER-
Secure crime scene
Observe crime scene
Document crime scene
Search crime scene
Collection & preservation of evidence
Who should certify that the body is "dead"? - ANSWER-Medical
examiner
What does observing a crime scene involve? - ANSWER-
Initial walk through
Plan of
action
What are the 4 search patterns for crime scenes? - ANSWER-
Grid, quadrant or
zone, spiral, line or
strip
,How do you decide what pattern to use? - ANSWER-Based on
size/location of
crime scene and number of
investigators.
How do you package evidence at a crime scene? - ANSWER-
Individually, allow
wet objects to
dry
What evidence cannot be packaged immediately? Why? -
ANSWER-Wet
evidence because it could be destroyed by
mold or mildew
Describe anthropometry. - ANSWER-Taking body
measurements as a way to
distinguish one individual
from another
What two scientists were known for devising experimentation
for blood types? -
ANSWER-Karl Landsteiner and
Leon Lattes
What is a misdemeanor? - ANSWER-Minor Crime
What is a felony? - ANSWER-Major Crime
,What court case in 1923 set the "general acceptance" of
scientific evidence? -
ANSWER-Frye vs. United
States
What are the roles of an expert witness? - ANSWER-
Establish credibility
through credentials, background
experience.
Evaluate
evidence.
Render an opinion about the
evidence.
What do forensic scientists use physical evidence for? -
ANSWER-Identification
and
comparison.
What is identification used for? - ANSWER-To determine
physical or chemical
identity
What is comparison analysis used for? - ANSWER-To
determine whether a
common origin
exists
, What is the difference between individual
characteristics and class
characteristics? - ANSWER-Exact identity compared to a
common origin
What are 2 examples of physical properties? - ANSWER-Density,
color, texture,
odor
What are 2 examples of chemical properties? - ANSWER-
Flammability,
reactivity
What is the SI unit for length? - ANSWER-Meter
What is the SI unit for volume? - ANSWER-Liter
What is the SI unit for mass? - ANSWER-Grams
What does kilo mean? - ANSWER-1000
What does deci mean? - ANSWER-1/10
What does hecta mean? - ANSWER-100
What does milli mean? - ANSWER-1/1000
What does centi mean? - ANSWER-1/100
