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Fingerprints were used as identification in Japan to "sign" documents in what year? 

702 A.D.

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Three ways to record known prints are

Black Ink, black powders, and livescans (electronically)

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epidermis

outer layer of the skin

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dermis

inner layer of the skin

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basal layer

generating layer of the skin

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dermal papillae

contains nerve endings

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True or False:  During gestation, the fingers appear elongated and separated at eight to ten weeks. 

True

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True or False: Skin is considered the largest organ of the human body. 

true

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The premise of friction ridge detail is that it is

permanent and unique

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Who is the first person credited for recording measurements of the body for identification purposes?

Alphonse Bertillion

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The three (3) basic fingerprint pattern types are

loop, whorl, arch

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True or False: A livescan record of fingerprints can also be referred to as known prints or exemplars. 

true

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The bristles of a standard fingerprint brush are made from

nylon

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Prior to processing an item of evidence for friction ridge detail, the very first thing a forensic specialist should do is

Visually examine the item

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Four (4) types of chemical processing techniques are

Ninhydrin, solution stains, Small particle reagent, and Wetwop

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Small particle reagent adheres to the _____ and ______ in fingerprinst

fat & oils

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Patent print

visible print in some type of medium

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Latent print

hidden or underdeveloped print

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Plastic print

three dimensional print left on a soft surface

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The technical term for superglue fuming is

cyanoacrylate fuming

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There are four basic factors that impact the deposition of prints. Two factors are environmental conditions and a suitable surface. What are the other two factors

sufficient residue and manner of contact/touch

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Latent prints are___________

chance impressions

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True or False: Latent prints are predictable impressions

False

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Latent print residue is approximately _% moisture.

98

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What are two types of dye stains used after cyanoacrylate fuming

RAM & Rhodamine 6

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Ninhydrin (chemical process to the appropriate component in latent print residue)

amino acids

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Cyanoacrylate ester (chemical process to the appropriate component in latent print residue)

moisture and oils

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Physical Developer (chemical process to the appropriate component in latent print residue)

sebaceous secretions (sweat)

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Amido Black (chemical process to the appropriate component in latent print residue)

protien

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CAE and solution stain (chemical process to the type of surface)

glass, platics, metals

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Physical developer (chemical process to the type of surface)

paper, cardboard and wallboard

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Wetwop (chemical process to the type of surface)

adhesive tapes

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True or False: It is okay to wear open-toed shoes in a laboratory.

false

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What does the acronym MSDS stand for?  

Material Safety Data Sheets

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types of minutiae:

dot, ending ridge, enclosure, bifurcation

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True or False: Identical twins have the same fingerprints but fraternal twins do not

false

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true or false : No two individuals have the same prints regardless if they are twins are not

true

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Name the three (3) level of details

ridge flow, ridge events and ridge path

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true or False: minutiae is also referred to as ridge characteristics and points

true

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What factors can impact the appearance of ridges? 

Texture of surface, pressure, and movement (all of above)

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pattern type (level of detail)

1st level

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minutiae (level of detail)

2nd level

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pore location (level of detail)

3rd level (level of detail)

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scar (level of detail)

3rd level

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crease (level of detail)

3rd level

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True or False: A radial loop flows to the little finger

false

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Who was accused of the Madrid train bombing? 

Brandon Mayfield

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The acronym ACE-V stands for 

analysis, comparison, evaluation, and verification

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Explain, in your own words, what the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) is.

The automated fingerprint identification system (AFIS)  is the national system that is used by the FBI to track all the fingerprints. The point of  AFIS is to have the computer database track all the fingerprints to look for known and unknown fingerpints. AFIS can be local and state. The FBI's fingerprint database was formerly known as IAFIS but is also referred to a NGI. 

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True or False: When searching a latent print, the examiner can search DMV records. 

false

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The acronym NV stands for

No value

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What organizations set standards and govern current practices in the forensic community?

IAI and OSAC

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true or False: When a fingerprint is excluded to a person, the examiner writes a report and no further action is necessary

false

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true or false: Fingerprint conclusions such as identification and exclusions must be verified by another examiner and a report must be written.

True