Intro to Forensic Science Combined
Every crime scene must be clearly documented by addition to notes
and diagrams/sketches. correct answersPhotograph's
Define Forensic Science correct answersApplication of science to law.
What are the 2 basic types of crime scene sketches? correct answers1.
Rough
2. Finished
Where is the oldest crime laboratory in the United States located? correct
answersLos Angeles
List 2 responsibilities of a first responder at a crime scene. correct
answers1. Human Life
2. Secure the Scene
A is used to maintain a list of all personnel entering and existing
a secured crime scene. correct answersCS log security
A preliminary scene survey is commonly reffered to as a " ".
correct answersWalk through
Explain why the Locard Principle is important to crime scene work?
correct answersLinks physical evidence from or to victim, subject
and/or crime scene.
When using either digital or film cameras at a crime scene the first
image or frame should be of a . correct answersIdentifier
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) crime laboratory opened in
what year? correct answers1932
Besides establishing what is known as The Locard Principle, what else is
Edmond Locard known for starting? correct answersPolice Laboratory
List (5) areas within a forensic crime laboratory. correct answers1.
Chemistry
2. Questioned Documents
3. Toxicology
4. Firearms
5. Biology
6. Latent Prints
, List (5) examples of the use of the forensic sciences in the Sutherland
case. correct answers1. Tires
2. Hair
3. Fibers
4. Foot Impressions
5. Biology
List a crime scene measurement method. correct answersTriangular
search and Baseline
List a crime scene search method. correct answers1. Grid
6. Spiral
7. Zone
8. Line
Fingerprints may be recorded using a live scan system or rolling the
fingerprints in
onto a fingerprint card. correct answersInk
Friction ridges are located on our , palms and bottom of our feet.
correct answersFingers
A type of ridge detail is a print when ridge detail is indented into a
substance. correct answersPlastic
List ONE of the three general fingerprint pattern types. correct
answersArch, Whorl, Loop
What well known incident example ended the use of the Bertillon
measurement system and convinced a police agency that fingerprints were
a superior method of personal identification. correct answersWill & William
West
List ONE of the three changes of decomposition. correct answersRigor,
Liver, Algor
When using postmortem toxicology testing what is the most important
specimen to use? correct answersBlood
The study of poisons refers to what? correct answersToxicology
What part of the body is the fluid extracted from that is called vitreous
humor? correct answersEye
What type of specimen is most frequently used in pre employment
screening? correct answersUrine
What is a reason that urine is used most frequently in pre employment
screening? correct answersLess expensive, no puncture
Every crime scene must be clearly documented by addition to notes
and diagrams/sketches. correct answersPhotograph's
Define Forensic Science correct answersApplication of science to law.
What are the 2 basic types of crime scene sketches? correct answers1.
Rough
2. Finished
Where is the oldest crime laboratory in the United States located? correct
answersLos Angeles
List 2 responsibilities of a first responder at a crime scene. correct
answers1. Human Life
2. Secure the Scene
A is used to maintain a list of all personnel entering and existing
a secured crime scene. correct answersCS log security
A preliminary scene survey is commonly reffered to as a " ".
correct answersWalk through
Explain why the Locard Principle is important to crime scene work?
correct answersLinks physical evidence from or to victim, subject
and/or crime scene.
When using either digital or film cameras at a crime scene the first
image or frame should be of a . correct answersIdentifier
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) crime laboratory opened in
what year? correct answers1932
Besides establishing what is known as The Locard Principle, what else is
Edmond Locard known for starting? correct answersPolice Laboratory
List (5) areas within a forensic crime laboratory. correct answers1.
Chemistry
2. Questioned Documents
3. Toxicology
4. Firearms
5. Biology
6. Latent Prints
, List (5) examples of the use of the forensic sciences in the Sutherland
case. correct answers1. Tires
2. Hair
3. Fibers
4. Foot Impressions
5. Biology
List a crime scene measurement method. correct answersTriangular
search and Baseline
List a crime scene search method. correct answers1. Grid
6. Spiral
7. Zone
8. Line
Fingerprints may be recorded using a live scan system or rolling the
fingerprints in
onto a fingerprint card. correct answersInk
Friction ridges are located on our , palms and bottom of our feet.
correct answersFingers
A type of ridge detail is a print when ridge detail is indented into a
substance. correct answersPlastic
List ONE of the three general fingerprint pattern types. correct
answersArch, Whorl, Loop
What well known incident example ended the use of the Bertillon
measurement system and convinced a police agency that fingerprints were
a superior method of personal identification. correct answersWill & William
West
List ONE of the three changes of decomposition. correct answersRigor,
Liver, Algor
When using postmortem toxicology testing what is the most important
specimen to use? correct answersBlood
The study of poisons refers to what? correct answersToxicology
What part of the body is the fluid extracted from that is called vitreous
humor? correct answersEye
What type of specimen is most frequently used in pre employment
screening? correct answersUrine
What is a reason that urine is used most frequently in pre employment
screening? correct answersLess expensive, no puncture
