Hosa forensic science Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

HOSA Forensic Science Pre-Test 2024. Criminalistics - ANSWER Analysis of physical evidence Forensic anthropology - ANSWER Analysis of bodily remains Forensic entomology - ANSWER Analysis of insects on dead bodies to determine time of death Pharmacologist - ANSWER Studies natural and synthetic chemicals Carcinogens - ANSWER Causes cancers Toxicologist - ANSWER Studies toxic effects of chemicals Base principle of toxicology - ANSWER Chemicals safe in small dosages become deadly ...

HOSA Forensic Science Questions and Answers with Complete Solution Graded A+ Who helped advance fingerprint, firearms, and hair analysis? - Victor Balthazard Who was credited with developing a probablility model that showed fingerprints are unique (10^60 chance of 2 people having same patterns)? - Victor Balthazard Who developed an advanced photographic method of comparing markings on bullets? - Victor Balthazard What is the identification of suspects using 11 body measurements? - Anthrop...

HOSA Forensic Science (2022/2023) Already Graded A Locard's Principle of Exchange contact between people and objects during a crime can result in a transfer of material direct evidence evidence (if true) that proves a fact (eyewitness account) circumstantial evidence evidence that does not directly support a fact (blood stain or fingerprint) physical evidence an object used to support elements of a crime biological evidence organic matter used to support elements of a crime class evidence ...

OSA Forensic Science Latest 2023 Graded A+ Who helped advance fingerprint, firearms, and hair analysis? Victor Balthazard Who was credited with developing a probablility model that showed fingerprints are unique (10^60 chance of 2 people having same patterns)? Victor Balthazard Who developed an advanced photographic method of comparing markings on bullets? Victor Balthazard What is the identification of suspects using 11 body measurements? Anthropometry/bertillonage Who created anthropometry...

Mathieu Orfila - Answer () Founder of forensic toxicology, studied poisons and worked on the Marie Lafarge poisoning case Sir Francis Galton - Answer () Developed the first classification system for fingerprints, published the book Fingerprints in 1892 and described the loop, arch and whorl of fingerprint patterns Hans Gross - Answer () Generalist who believed in diverse approaches to forensic science and published the first forensic science textbook, Criminal Investigations, in 1893...

Who helped advance fingerprint, firearms, and hair analysis? - Answer Victor Balthazard Who was credited with developing a probablility model that showed fingerprints are unique (10^60 chance of 2 people having same patterns)? - Answer Victor Balthazard Who developed an advanced photographic method of comparing markings on bullets? - Answer Victor Balthazard What is the identification of suspects using 11 body measurements? - Answer Anthropometry/bertillonage Who created anth...

HOSA Forensic Science (2022/2023) Already Graded A Locard's Principle of Exchange - contact between people and objects during a crime can result in a transfer of material direct evidence - evidence (if true) that proves a fact (eyewitness account) circumstantial evidence - evidence that does not directly support a fact (blood stain or fingerprint) physical evidence - an object used to support elements of a crime biological evidence - organic matter used to support elements o...

Forensic History and Careers - Answer - Mathieu Orfila - Answer () Founder of forensic toxicology, studied poisons and worked on the Marie Lafarge poisoning case Sir Francis Galton - Answer () Developed the first classification system for fingerprints, published the book Fingerprints in 1892 and described the loop, arch and whorl of fingerprint patterns Hans Gross - Answer () A generalist who believed in diverse approaches to forensic science and published the first forensic sci...

Locard's Principle of Exchange - Answer contact between people and objects during a crime can result in a transfer of material direct evidence - Answer evidence (if true) that proves a fact (eyewitness account) circumstantial evidence - Answer evidence that does not directly support a fact (blood stain or fingerprint) physical evidence - Answer an object used to support elements of a crime biological evidence - Answer organic matter used to support elements of a crime c...