Exam 2 Flashcards

(46 cards)

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bloodstain pattern analysis

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determines direction, angle of impact, victim’s position & movement, attacker’s position, and number of blows

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bloodstain surface texture

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hard & nonporous surfaces produce less spatter and vice versa

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3
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angle of impact

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calculated using width/length ratio and inverse sine function

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4
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impact spatter

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forward and back spatter from force applied to blood

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5
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gunshot spatter

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fine forward spatter from exit wounds and back spatter from entry

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6
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castoff spatter

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blood flung from a moving object

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7
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arterial spray

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bright red blood spurts from an artery

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8
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expiated blood

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blood expelled from mouth or nose

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9
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void pattern

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absence of blood due to a blocking object

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10
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grid method

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a grid of known dimensions is placed over the blood pattern

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perimeter ruler method

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a rectangular border of rulers around a pattern

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12
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external autopsy examination

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body overview, clothing examination, injury classification

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internal autopsy examination

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Y shaped incision, organ removal, toxicology tests

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14
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blunt force trauma

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bruising & abrasions from non-sharp objects

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15
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sharp force trauma

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incised wounds from knives or blades

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16
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asphyxia

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lack of oxygen

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17
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gunshot wound

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entry & exit wounds and range of fire analysis

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18
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substance abuse

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toxicological examination for drugs & poisons

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19
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manners of death

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natural, undetermined, suicide, accidental, homicide

20
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algor mortis

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body cools 1-1.5 degrees per hour

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livor mortis

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blood settles 20-180 min post mortem

22
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rigor mortis

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stiffening of muscles within 24 hours, disappears by 35

23
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vitreous humor potassium levels

24
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stomach contents

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extent of digestion

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forensic anthropology
analysis of skeletal remains to determine identity
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forensic entomology
insect activity on remains to estimate post mortem interval
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Alphonse Bertillion
developed anthropometry
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Francis Galton
proved uniqueness of fingerprints
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Edward Henry
developed fingerprint classification system
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Will West incident
showed fingerprinting's superiority over anthropometry
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loop pattern
65%, ulnar & radial loop, 1 delta
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whorl pattern
30-35%, double loop & accidental & central pocket & plain, 2 deltas
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arch pattern
5%, plain (wave) & tent (spike), no deltas
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ACE-V method
analysis = identify key points, comparison = match minutiae, evaluation = determine match, verification = confirm by another examiner
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NGI system
combines fingerprinting with facial & palm recognition
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visible prints
made in substances like blood or ink
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plastic prints
prints made on soft materials
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latent prints
invisible and left by sweat or oil
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developing on a nonporous surface
powders & superglue
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developing on a porous surface
iodine fuming, ninhydrin, and silver nitrate
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perserving prints
photograph before lifting with tape
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physiological biometrics
fingerprint, iris scan, facial recognition
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behavioral biometric
handwriting, voice recognition, gait analysis
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biometric analysis
enrollment = capturing data, extraction = identifying patterns, template generation = for future matches
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iris biometric
unique muscle patterns in eye
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facial recognition
principal component analysis & elastic bunch graph matching