Forensic Chemistry Exam
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, What is the range of the total volume of blood in 4.5 - 6.0 liters
healthy individuals?
What follows a presumptive test to establish the Confirmatory test
identification of blood?
Blood will not break into smaller droplets or spatters Surface tension
unless what is disrupted?
What degree of impact is associated with a circular 90 degree
shape?
What Greek meanings describe the roots to the term Suffering and word
pathologist?
Mode of ingestion describes: How a substance enters the body
What blood staining includes transfer, flow patterns, Passive
saturation stains, and stains from dripping blood?
What term means "looking at the dead"? Necropsy
What is the opposing force that affects a single drop of Air resistance
blood falling through the air?
The age of bloodstains can be estimated using what Light wavelengths
technique?
Who was the coroner replaced by in 1877 in Medical Examiner
Massachusetts?
How much toxins can be found in each type of sample All the above (how much of it was ingested, how it was ingested, and how long
depends on: the person lived after the ingestion).
Around what war did cities such as Baltimore, World War I
Richmond, and New York adopt the medical examiners
system of death investigation?
What are areas or patterns that result from the absence Void patterns
of bloodstains in otherwise continuous patterns of
staining?
Who is a physician that specializes in pathology and the Pathologist
diagnosis of disease and sub specializes in the area
between law and medicine?
2 Review &
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, What is the range of the total volume of blood in 4.5 - 6.0 liters
healthy individuals?
What follows a presumptive test to establish the Confirmatory test
identification of blood?
Blood will not break into smaller droplets or spatters Surface tension
unless what is disrupted?
What degree of impact is associated with a circular 90 degree
shape?
What Greek meanings describe the roots to the term Suffering and word
pathologist?
Mode of ingestion describes: How a substance enters the body
What blood staining includes transfer, flow patterns, Passive
saturation stains, and stains from dripping blood?
What term means "looking at the dead"? Necropsy
What is the opposing force that affects a single drop of Air resistance
blood falling through the air?
The age of bloodstains can be estimated using what Light wavelengths
technique?
Who was the coroner replaced by in 1877 in Medical Examiner
Massachusetts?
How much toxins can be found in each type of sample All the above (how much of it was ingested, how it was ingested, and how long
depends on: the person lived after the ingestion).
Around what war did cities such as Baltimore, World War I
Richmond, and New York adopt the medical examiners
system of death investigation?
What are areas or patterns that result from the absence Void patterns
of bloodstains in otherwise continuous patterns of
staining?
Who is a physician that specializes in pathology and the Pathologist
diagnosis of disease and sub specializes in the area
between law and medicine?
