1) Presumptive Test... a) Identifies if a stain is blood b) Type of test that identifies if the blood is human c) Used for large areas where blood is suspected, but not visible. Glows if positive. d) a firsthand observation, such as eyewitness testimony, surveillance videos, police dashboard videos, or a confession 2) Confirmatory Test... a) A presumptive chemical test to determine if a stain is blood. turns pink if positive. b) a kind of evidence that identifies a particular person or thing c) Type of test that identifies if the blood is human d) small but measurable amounts of physical or biological material found at a crime scene 3) Kastle-Meyer test... a) monomer of nucleic acids made up of a 5-carbon sugar, a phosphate group, and a nitrogenous base b) Different forms of a gene c) made up of alternating sugar and phosphate, bases are attached to the deoxyribose or sugar d) A presumptive chemical test to determine if a stain is blood. turns pink if positive. 4) Luminol... a) repeating sequence that are 10 to 100 base pairs long b) Procedure used to separate and analyze DNA fragments by placing a mixture of DNA fragments at one end of a porous gel and applying an electrical voltage to the gel c) Used for large areas where blood is suspected, but not visible. Glows if positive. d) A presumptive chemical test to determine if a stain is blood. turns pink if positive. 5) RSID stands for... a) Rapid Stain Identification b) Right Stand In Dance c) Rapid Stain Information 6) Serology... a) Blood droplets that fall from a 90 degree angle b) The study of blood and other bodily fluids relate to crime c) proteins in the plasma to fight against other blood types d) Repeating sequence 7) Passive drops... a) Drops of milk b) Blood droplets that fall from a 90 degree angle c) narrows evidence to a group of people or things d) The combination of details in the shapes and positions of ridges in fingerprints that make each unique. Also called ridge characteristics. 8) Spikes a) A murder weapon  b) Extensions in blood droplets c) Small secondary droplets around the main drop d) Area of Convergece 9) Swipe Pattern a) Created when a force acts upon a quantity of blood b) An object moves through blood c) Transfer of blood onto a surface, feathered side indicates direction of travel d) occurs when an artery is damaged and blood gushes from the wound in large volumes 10) Wipe Pattern a) Transfer of blood onto a surface, feathered side indicates direction of travel b) An object moves through blood c) Indicates direction in which blood traveled when it made impact with a surface. Moving in the direction of the tail. d) platelets; responsible for clotting

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