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CSI effect correct answers-The phenomenon that every crime scene should yield forensic evidence and that every criminal case should be bolstered or supported by forensic evidence. Forensic science correct answers-The application of science to criminal and civil laws. -The application of science to law Matheiu Orfila correct answers-Father of forensic science -Published first on detecting poisons and how they effect animals Alphonse Bertillon correct answers-First personal identificati...

Which of the following types of characteristics can be used to help classify evidence into a direct connection to a person or source? correct answersIndividual A painting is suspected of being a forgery. How could mass spectrometry determine the status of the work of art? correct answersIt determines the chemical makeup of the paint. Which of the following characteristics does N-gram Tracing look for in a person's writing? correct answersCommon sequence of syllables used Which step o...

The following service does not normally lie within the 3 basic services of the forensic scientist. correct answersA. preservation of life in a crime The three basic services of a forensic scientist: -collection an danalysis of evidence -presentation of evidence in a public forum -training of aw enforcement personal on processing of crime scene Which of the following types of fingerprints are most likely to be found impressed in soft wax? correct answersPlastic The presence or absen...

A known or control sample comes from the crime scene correct answersFalse If a forensic scientist can piece together broken glass pieces form a bottle that was used as a weapon, it has correct answersIndividual Characteristics The difference between a grand jury and a preliminary hearing is correct answersIn a grand jury, the jury decides by majority rule, if there is enough evidence for a trial, in a preliminary hearing, the judge decides Unknown or questions evidence is collected corr...

Forensic correct answershaving to do with the law Science correct answersderived from the Latin word Scientia meaning knowledge Forensic Science correct answersscience in the service of law Corpus delicti correct answersrefers to the body or elements of the crime CODIS correct answersCombined DNA Indexing System AFIS correct answersAutomated Fingerprint Identification System NIBIN correct answersNational Ingrated Ballistic Identification Mathieu J. Orfila correct answersfath...

other plausible explanations need only be considered by the defence and not the investigator or Crown Attorney correct answersfalse the value of physical evidence when properly collected ad preserved does not change correct answerstrue it is possible for identical twins to have similar finger print patterns correct answerstrue statistical studies state the chance of duplicate fingerprint is 1:64 correct answersbillion the term immutability refers to correct answersnever changing or v...

forensic science correct answersthe application of science to technical questions relating to events that may lead to civil litigation or criminal prosecution crime scene correct answersthe location where a crime has been committed or any place that evidence relating to a crime may be found. primary crime scene correct answersThe original location of a crime or accident secondary crime scene correct answersa location other than the primary crime scene, but that is in some way related to...

A forensic scientist performs all of the following tasks except to: A. collect evidence at a crime scene B. apprehend a suspect C. conduct analysis on physical evidence D. testify as an expert witness in court correct answersB. apprehend a suspect The terms "forensic analyst", "criminalist" and "criminologist" are all synonymous. A. True B. False correct answersB. False The interrogation of an expert witness to determine their level of knowledge in a specific area...

States that when a person comes into contact w/ an object or another person, a cross-transfer of physical evidence can occur correct answersDefine Locard's Principle. 1) Securing the Scene 2) Separating the Witnesses 3) Scanning the Scene 4) Seeing the Scene 5) Sketching the Scene 6) Searching for Evidence 7) Securing and Collecting Evidence correct answersReview the steps in investigating a crime scene (The 7 S's) 1) Observation - gathering information around us (i.e. e...

Forensic Science correct answersThe study and application of science to matters of law Criminalistics correct answersThe scientific examination of physical evidence for legal purposes Criminology correct answersincludes the psychological angle, studying the crime scene for motive, traits, and behavior that will help to interpret the evidence Basic Services offered in crime lab correct answersphysical science unit, biology unit, firearms unit, document examination unit, photography unit ...

Forensic Science correct answersapplication of methods and techniques of natural and social sciences to legal issues Role of a forensic scientist correct answersrecovering remains, identify remains, document cause and assist through analysis Branches of forensic science correct answersbiology, DNA, documentation, firearm, physical evidence, photographic evidence, digital evidence, and micro analysis Pathologist correct answersA MD specializing in pathology which is for disease and injur...

T/F- LSD is produced from ergot, a fungus that is found on some plants and grasses. correct answerstrue Ecstasy is one example of which of the following? correct answersclub drugs The Scott Test is used when which drug is suspected? correct answerscocaine Which drug comes from the poppy plant? correct answersopium In the Marquis Color Test, the solution will turn what color in the presence of opiates? correct answerspurple Which group of drugs includes legal painkillers like OxyCo...

Phases of the Therapeutic Relationship • The Pre-interaction Phase correct answers• Self exploration • Self assessment • Introductory or Orientation Phase correct answers• What is the patients' understanding related to the need for treatment • Establish open communication • Goal Setting/Collaboration • Contract Formulation/Explain roles • Confidentiality • Exploration of Feeling • The Working Phase correct answers• Development of insight • B...

Q: When psychologists make clinical judgments or interpretations they may view patient data as correct answersAll of the Above Q: A clinician who is more comfortable making predictions mechanically, based upon correlation between variables, rather than intuitively, based upon clinical impression, ,exhibits a ___ approach to clinical judgment. correct answersQuantitive approach Q: A clinician who uses the clinical approach to clinical judgment is likely to base his/her judgment on correct a...

DSM 5 correct answersthis is used to define criteria that establish mental health diagnoses nursing diagnosis correct answersthis type of diagnosis is a response to an illness NOT a disease state problem, etiology, signs and symptoms correct answersWhat are the 3 parts to a nursing diagnosis? related to correct answersthis phrase denotes the etiology part of a nursing diagnosis as evidenced by correct answersthis phrase denotes the signs and symptoms part of a nursing diagnosis re...

Transference correct answersThe Therapy process utilizes______; that is the client brings perceptions and feelings about important childhood figures and events to the therapist and the therapy situation. Photosensitivity correct answersAn occupational Therapist works in an adult home with a resident who has just been discharged from the hospitital. The resident wants to resume participation in the gardening group, physical exercise group and current events group. The resident takes anti-psych...

Some obese individuals take amphetamines to suppress appetite and help them lose weight. Which of the following is an adverse effect associated with the use of amphetamines that makes this practice undesirable? a. Bradycardia b. Amenorrhea c. Tolerance d. Convulsions correct answersc. Tolerance The Maudsley approach to the treatment of adolescents with anorexia nervosa advances which of the following fundamental concepts? a. The patient's family should be actively involved in each...

an 80-year-old female client arrives at the emergency room with her son and daughter in- law, with whom she lives. she is found to have a broken arm. her son and daughter-in law seem very agitated with the client. when questioned about how it happened, she drops her head and mumbles that she doesn't really know. after a thorough assessment, the nurse suspect that the client is a victim of elder correct answersDomestic Abuse according to maslows hierarchy of needs, which of the following ne...

Children who exhibit extreme irritability, tantrums, and trouble functioning in school and with peers may be diagnosed with... correct answersDisruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder Mild depressive disorder may also be called... correct answersDysthymia (don't call them Eeyores please, but it is a helpful reference point). Mild mania is also called... correct answershypomania (think Tigger to dysthymia's Eeyore) Mild Bipolar disorder, which manifests as cycling between mania and de...

Patient reports acute anxiety related to the death of a parent in an automobile accident two hours earlier. The nurse should anticipate administering a med from what family? correct answersBenzodiazepines to increase the effect of GABA Which of the following medications would be used when lithium is not effective? correct answersDivalproex sodium (Depakote) A nurse cares for an older adult patient admitted for treatment of depression. the health care provider prescribes an antidepressant m...