What is the most common type of fingerprint?, Whorls, Loops, Arches, What is the study of fingerprint identification called?, Dactyloscopy, Radioscopy, Anoscopy, What is the rarest type of fingerprint?, Loops, Arches, Whorls, What is a delta?, A type of fingerprint, A triangular pattern with ridges that go in different directions above and below a triangle, A fingerprint identification system, What are the 3 types of fingerprints?, Whorls, Arches, and Loops, Paper, Rubber, and Drawn, Plastic, Patent, and Latent, Who began the collecting of fingerprints?, Henry Bertillon, Sir Edward Henry, Sir William Herschel, Who began the criminal collecting of fingerprints?, Henry Bertillon, James Purkinje, Sir Edward Henry, What is the name for fingerprint analysis?, LARG, RFLP, CODIS, What is a bifurcation?, A ridge split into two ridges, A simple straight ridge, A small isolated segment of ridge, What kind of evidence are fingerprints?, Circumstantial, Individual, Class, What are Red Blood Cells?, Leukocytes, Phagocyte, Erythrocytes, What are White Blood Cells?, Leukocytes, Erythrocytes, Thymocyte, What is the most common blood type?, O, A, B, What is the least common blood type?, A, AB, O, What blood type can receive any blood type?, O, B-, AB, What blood type can give to any other blood type?, O, AB, A+, What is a small droplet of blood that is distributed around a drop?, Spike, Satellite, Delta, With an increase in height what will happen to the diameter of a blood drop?, The diameter will stay the same, The diameter will decrease, The diameter will increase, What is the Angle of Impact?, The angle at which a blood droplet strikes a surface, When blood falls on a less-than-smooth or porous surface and forms extensions, The droplet from which a satellite spatter originates, A presumptive test can be used to identify?, Body parts, Blood, Fingerprints, What is a Deoxyribonucleic Acid?, RNA, DNA, tRNA, What makes up a nucleotide?, Phosphate, Sugar, Base, Arch, Loop, Whorl, Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, What are the four nitrogen bases?, A, T, C, G, S, U, A, G, P, L, T, A, What is CODIS?, A presumptive test, A fingerprint scanner, A DNA tracking system, What are cells that are undifferentiated called?, Nerve Cell, Stem Cell, Red Blood Cell, What aspect of DNA defines the role and function of a DNA molecule?, Amino Acids, Proteins, Lipids, What are the repeating units called?, Genes, Alleles, Nucleotides, What does DNA look like?, An X, A double helix, A single helix, What is the subunit of a Polymer?, A monomer, A polymer, A terpolymer, What are restriction enzymes?, A chemical that breaks up DNA molecules, A chemical that boosts the production of DNA molecules, A chemical that acts like scissors to cut DNA molecules at specific locations

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