CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION EXAM 1
The duty of the first responder is to: - Answers :secure the scene and not touch
anything
The first encountered location where evidence was located. - Answers :primary crime
scene
Which skills are required for a CSI? - Answers :ALL THE ABOVE
What kind of evidence can establish the identity of a person associated with a crime? -
Answers :physical evidence
When was the Fry Test established? - Answers :1923
What do ethics include? - Answers :vice and virtue, right and wrong, benefit and harm
How many levels of containment are there? - Answers :3
What are some crime scene 'don'ts'? - Answers :eat, drink, smoke, use landlines, use
cellphone or radio, use bathroom
What scene is the officer usually dispatched to? - Answers :primary scene
What is the primary duty of the first responder? - Answers :to preserve life
A good officer should have what characteristics? - Answers :physically strong and
mentally awake
Police and emergency personnel should only access what area? - Answers :second
level of containment
What should you do when handling firearm evidence? - Answers :note the position of
the weapon
What are signs that the victim is deceased? - Answers :ALL THE ABOVE
What are detectives responsible for? - Answers :conducting the overall investigative
efforts associated with the scene
Level A for PPE contains... - Answers :the greatest risk of exposure to potentially
dangerous life-threatening biological hazards
What fluids contain traces of blood? - Answers :ALL THE ABOVE
What does PPE stand for? - Answers :Personal Protective Equipment
The duty of the first responder is to: - Answers :secure the scene and not touch
anything
The first encountered location where evidence was located. - Answers :primary crime
scene
Which skills are required for a CSI? - Answers :ALL THE ABOVE
What kind of evidence can establish the identity of a person associated with a crime? -
Answers :physical evidence
When was the Fry Test established? - Answers :1923
What do ethics include? - Answers :vice and virtue, right and wrong, benefit and harm
How many levels of containment are there? - Answers :3
What are some crime scene 'don'ts'? - Answers :eat, drink, smoke, use landlines, use
cellphone or radio, use bathroom
What scene is the officer usually dispatched to? - Answers :primary scene
What is the primary duty of the first responder? - Answers :to preserve life
A good officer should have what characteristics? - Answers :physically strong and
mentally awake
Police and emergency personnel should only access what area? - Answers :second
level of containment
What should you do when handling firearm evidence? - Answers :note the position of
the weapon
What are signs that the victim is deceased? - Answers :ALL THE ABOVE
What are detectives responsible for? - Answers :conducting the overall investigative
efforts associated with the scene
Level A for PPE contains... - Answers :the greatest risk of exposure to potentially
dangerous life-threatening biological hazards
What fluids contain traces of blood? - Answers :ALL THE ABOVE
What does PPE stand for? - Answers :Personal Protective Equipment