FORENSIC SCIENCE: FINAL EXAM REVIEW
FORENSIC SCIENCE: FINAL EXAM REVIEW
There are about 80 multiple choice and 9 multi-part open-ended questions. The following topics are covered:
Intro to Forensic Science
The Crime Scene
Physical Evidence
Forensic Pathology
Forensic Entomology
Forensic Anthropology
Forensic Odontology
Forensic Serology
Blood Spatter Analysis
Fingerprints
Trace Evidence: Hair and Fiber
** Remember the website has many of the text chapters. The best way to study would be to do the study guide and then study your old tests. **
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Intro
1. largest crime lab in the world
2. Henry
3. Sherlock Holmes and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
4. Locard
5. number of crime labs in the US?
6. Oldest forensic lab in US
7. how to be an expert witness
8. CODIS, IAFIS, NIBIN, PDQ, SICAR
The Crime Scene
9. Responsibilities of the first officer on the scene
10. determine which lab specific types of evidence would go
11. recording the scene of a crime: note taking, photos (what to photo and how), sketches: what to include
Physical Evidence
12. Problem(s) with DNA evidence
13. physical evidence vs eyewitness testimony
14. chain of custody
15. How to store charred debris
16. Type of evidence in a hit-and-run scene, a rape
17. druggist fold and what would go in there
18. individual vs. class evidence: define and identify types if evidence as...
19. how to correctly package different types of evidence
Pathology, Entomology and Anthropology
20. liver mortis
21. rigor mortis
22. algor mortis
23. PMI: define and how to determine
24. forensic anthropology
25. how to tell age with a skeleton
26. 5 manners of death
27. Cause of death
28. Mechanisms of death
29. what influences the rate of a cooling dead body
30. types of injuries: punctures, lacerations, gunshots, avulsion, contusion
31. forensic entomology
32. autopsy
Odontology
33. forensic odontology: definition
Serology/BSA
34. arterial spray pattern
35. Transfer pattern void
36. expirated blood pattern
37. how to tell directionality from a blood drop
38. backward spatter of a gunshot wound
39. area of convergence
40. area of origin
41. be able to determine blood type
42. classify spatter as low, medium or high velocity
43. Blood types and antigens
Hair/Fiber
44. parts of a hair: medulla (and its types), cortex (where pigment ins found), cuticle; medullary index in humans
45. natural vs synthetic fibers
46. mohair/cashmere
47. follicular tag
48. most common natural (plant) fiber
Fingerprints
49. Types of prints: visible, latent , plastic
50. identify the 3 basic ridge patterns: loop, whorl , arch; which is most common, which is used for primary classification
51. when are fingerprints formed?
52. what to do after you visualize a latent print
53. ridge characteristics: how many and some common examples
54. SuperGlue fuming
55. porous vs nonporous surfaces
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