SCI 220 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GRADED A+ 100% VERIFIED.
what scale is required for pictures of bite-marks? ANS
>>> ABFO
what is considered a primary and secondary
demonstration evidence? ANS >>> Primary: ME
testimony
Secondary: autopsy photographs
T/F the sex of the victim being pictured should be clearly
recognizable? ANS >>> False
,What are some other things that can be used for
identification other than the face? ANS >>> Scars,
tattoos, birthmarks, implants
When photographing an autopsy, what should fingerprint
photos include? ANS >>> A close-up photograph able to
see ridge lines.
How do you examine the organs? ANS >>> Weigh,
section and look for injury/disease
What is a very key aspect for autopsy photography having
to do with the individual being photographed? ANS >>>
Maintain the dignity of the individual being
photographed.
Should bloody gloves, tools, or debris ever be in an
autopsy photo? ANS >>> no, never
, What are the basic concepts of analysis? ANS >>>
Recognition, identification, individualism, association,
reconstruction
Body cavities are difficult to photograph due to
curvature. How would you photograph the chest cavity
and the mouth? ANS >>> Chest cavity: from one side,
straight down, from other side
Mouth: photograph straight on, using a light from behind
the neck
How is autopsy photography different from other aspect
of evidence documentation? ANS >>> Serves as
documentation of physical evidence, but the body will
not be available for examination again after its final
disposition. Photographs must be emotionally neutral
and respectful of the families.
What process is generally done to plump fingers? ANS
>>> Rehydrating process
ANSWERS GRADED A+ 100% VERIFIED.
what scale is required for pictures of bite-marks? ANS
>>> ABFO
what is considered a primary and secondary
demonstration evidence? ANS >>> Primary: ME
testimony
Secondary: autopsy photographs
T/F the sex of the victim being pictured should be clearly
recognizable? ANS >>> False
,What are some other things that can be used for
identification other than the face? ANS >>> Scars,
tattoos, birthmarks, implants
When photographing an autopsy, what should fingerprint
photos include? ANS >>> A close-up photograph able to
see ridge lines.
How do you examine the organs? ANS >>> Weigh,
section and look for injury/disease
What is a very key aspect for autopsy photography having
to do with the individual being photographed? ANS >>>
Maintain the dignity of the individual being
photographed.
Should bloody gloves, tools, or debris ever be in an
autopsy photo? ANS >>> no, never
, What are the basic concepts of analysis? ANS >>>
Recognition, identification, individualism, association,
reconstruction
Body cavities are difficult to photograph due to
curvature. How would you photograph the chest cavity
and the mouth? ANS >>> Chest cavity: from one side,
straight down, from other side
Mouth: photograph straight on, using a light from behind
the neck
How is autopsy photography different from other aspect
of evidence documentation? ANS >>> Serves as
documentation of physical evidence, but the body will
not be available for examination again after its final
disposition. Photographs must be emotionally neutral
and respectful of the families.
What process is generally done to plump fingers? ANS
>>> Rehydrating process
