Forensics Final Study Guide
34 Questions
| Total Attempts: 73
Forensics Final Study Guide
Questions and Answers
- 1.What is dead reckoning?
- A.
Making sure someone is dead by saying, I reckon that feller is dead.
- B.
Blood splatter related technique.
- C.
Etymology technique
- D.
Anthropology technique
- E.
None of these
- 2.Ligatures are a sign of
- A.
Strangulation
- B.
Suffocation
- C.
Blunt trauma
- D.
Biting
- E.
Gun shot wound
- 3.What is a genotype?
- 4.What is the difference between heterozygous and homozygous?
- 5.What is a phenotype and give 3 examples.
- 6.What is the most common blood type?
- A.
A
- B.
AB
- C.
B
- D.
O
- 7.What is the least common blood type
- A.
A
- B.
B
- C.
AB
- D.
O
- E.
Q
- 8.How many genotypes, phenotypes and alleles are there? (numbers)
- 9.What are Barr bodies?
- 10.KWhat are the steps for blood stain characteristics?
- 11.What are the three layers of the shaft?(pick 3)
- A.
Medulla
- B.
Melanin
- C.
Cortex
- D.
Cuticle
- E.
Follicle
- 12.What are the 3 types of medulla?
- 13.What are the 5 medulla patterns?
- 14.What are the 6 types of hair?
- 15.What is the significance of hair in forensics?
- 16.What is the Neutron Activation Analysis?
- 17.What are the two groups of fiber and where are they found?
- 18.Name some forensic test for fiber?
- 19.What is the difference between coroner, medical examiner, and pathologist?
- 20.What are the 4 exceptions to having a search warrant?
- 21.What are the 5 stages of decomposition is order?
- 22.What is an autopsy?
- 23.What is sudden death?
- 24.What is probable cause?
- 25.What is an artifact?
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