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Any science that is used for the purpose of the law

Which statement best defines Forensic Science?

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information

evidence is really this word, gathered from personal testimony, documents, material objects

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Real evidence

What type of evidence is recovered from a crime scene?

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Locard Exchange Principle

“Every Contact Leaves a Trace” refers to this, a cornerstone principle of forensic science

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livor mortis

The pooling of blood and coagulation of blood in a deceased body is referred to as this term, a Latin phrase “the bruise, of death”

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Daubert

The Court Case ​
(_________ v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceutical) ​
was the first of three monumental cases ​
that legitimized use of peer-reviewed science ​
for the purpose of collecting evidence

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latent

This type of Fingerprint refers to the deposition of naturally occurring oils, which require enhancement because they are generally invisible to the naked eye

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Wipe

During Blood Pattern Analysis, ​this term refers to blood that ​has been smeared by an unstained object after the initial splatter

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striations

When Conducting Firearms Analysis, this word refers to microscopic contour variations on the surface of the bullet, which can be used for individualization of evidence

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Presumptive

Color Test or Melting Point Test are an example of This Type of test used for solid drug analysis

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inclusion number

To analyze if DNA matches a crime scene, this number is calculated to represent the likelihood of the specific allele combination occurring.

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Microcystin

This word refers to the class of toxins produced by certain freshwater cyanobacteria, commonly known as blue-green algae.

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separate

In GC-MS, Gas Chromatography (GC) is used because of its ability to do this to the components of a mixture

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the small intestine

Which organ is responsible for the majority of absorption of a drug that is consumed orally (like alcohol)?

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confirmatory

GC-MS is an example of this type of analytical test

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Oleandrin

In the Case Study of dairy cows being poisoned, it was the presence of this molecule that was ultimately responsible for their cause of death.

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volatility

What chemical property of ethanol makes it useful for alcohol analysis?

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Melamine

The combination of this compound and cyanuric acid found in pet food caused renal failure.

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Metabolism

Which of the following four ADME phases describes the process of changing ethanol to other chemicals?

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Breath

The most common type of field measurements used by police officers, this analysis is an indirect method for determining blood alcohol concentration.

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ELISA

This Acronym is a quick and inexpensive presumptive screening tool for major drug classes that observes the reaction of enzyme-linked antibodies to xenochemicals or xenobiotics

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At crime scenes

Where does In-situ documentation take place?

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External

Accompanied by photos and detailed documentation, the first step of an autopsy is the examination, documenting any injuries like bruises, contusions, and lacerations

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Distribution

Which of the following four ADME phases describes the process of ingested alcohol spreading throughout the body?

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Cause of death

This phrase refers to the specific disease or injury, which starts the lethal sequence of events without sufficient intervening causes

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Forensic anthropologist

One aspect of this profession focuses on the identification of skeletonized remains and determination of human vs. non-human origin

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Genetic sleuthing

This term refers to using genealogy database searches to locate related individuals

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manner of death

This term describes the way in which death occurs, which may be Homicide, Suicide, Accidental, Natural or Undetermined

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Kastle-Meyer Test

This test is a sensitive yet presumptive test that measures the peroxidase activity of hemoglobin.

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homozygous

A person’s DNA profile is considered this term in reference to the following alleles: TPOX (5,5), vWA(15,15), TH01(9,9,9).Th

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Alternative light source

This term refers to the most common devices used to recognize biological evidence in a crime scene.

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alleles

More of this term found for a given gene will results in more potentially observed genotypes