FSC100 Chapter 6 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
1. What is bodily flu- collection of bodily fluids leads to DNA profile that links multiple crimes to individ-
id evidence? ual
2. What is the pri- linking victim, crime scene, perpetrator
mary purpose for
reconstructing a
crime scene?
3. What is forensic cellular + microbiology subspecialities
biology?
4. What is serology? scientific study and analysis of serums
5. What are blood, semen, saliva, sweat, fecal matter
serums?
6. What is forensic deals mostly with samples degraded or in stain form
serology?
7. What is toxicolo- study of bodily fluids, tissues, organs for presence of drugs/poisons; materials that
gy? could be life-threatening to organisms
8. What are 2 1. presumptive test
processes that 2. confirmatory test
labs perform to
check for pres-
ence of drug/poi-
son?
9. What is forensic used to establish if drugs were factor or cause of death
toxicology?
10. elimination samples of victim, suspect, others at scene
, What is bodily flu-
id evidence used
for?
11. What happens if DNA profile will be compared to profile recovered from physical evidence to
suspect is identi- determine if fluids originate from same individual
fied?
12. What if the sus- DNA should be in DNA database; If no database hit, probable cause to obtain new
pect is a convict- sample from suspect for confirmation of hit
ed felon?
13. How can dry flake and become airborne when disturbed/collected; absorbed through eyes,
stains become nose, mouth, open cuts, chapped skin
toxic?
14. How should from qualified medical staff like doctor or nurse
blood samples be
drawn?
15. How should tox- sealed and refrigerated; never frozen (only urine samples)
icology samples
be stored before
transportation?
16. What do urine deteriorate
and blood sam-
ples do once re-
moved from the
body?
17. Who was Sir Alec 1984 England; discovered first deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) "fingerprints"
Jeffreys?
Answers
1. What is bodily flu- collection of bodily fluids leads to DNA profile that links multiple crimes to individ-
id evidence? ual
2. What is the pri- linking victim, crime scene, perpetrator
mary purpose for
reconstructing a
crime scene?
3. What is forensic cellular + microbiology subspecialities
biology?
4. What is serology? scientific study and analysis of serums
5. What are blood, semen, saliva, sweat, fecal matter
serums?
6. What is forensic deals mostly with samples degraded or in stain form
serology?
7. What is toxicolo- study of bodily fluids, tissues, organs for presence of drugs/poisons; materials that
gy? could be life-threatening to organisms
8. What are 2 1. presumptive test
processes that 2. confirmatory test
labs perform to
check for pres-
ence of drug/poi-
son?
9. What is forensic used to establish if drugs were factor or cause of death
toxicology?
10. elimination samples of victim, suspect, others at scene
, What is bodily flu-
id evidence used
for?
11. What happens if DNA profile will be compared to profile recovered from physical evidence to
suspect is identi- determine if fluids originate from same individual
fied?
12. What if the sus- DNA should be in DNA database; If no database hit, probable cause to obtain new
pect is a convict- sample from suspect for confirmation of hit
ed felon?
13. How can dry flake and become airborne when disturbed/collected; absorbed through eyes,
stains become nose, mouth, open cuts, chapped skin
toxic?
14. How should from qualified medical staff like doctor or nurse
blood samples be
drawn?
15. How should tox- sealed and refrigerated; never frozen (only urine samples)
icology samples
be stored before
transportation?
16. What do urine deteriorate
and blood sam-
ples do once re-
moved from the
body?
17. Who was Sir Alec 1984 England; discovered first deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) "fingerprints"
Jeffreys?
