fingerprints pt 1 Flashcards

1
Q

anthropometry

A

alphonse bratillion; measurements of body (head, height, length of let foot)

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2
Q

dermal papille

A

area where fingerprint lay

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3
Q

latent fingerprint

A

fingerprint placed there by oils on hand

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4
Q

minutiae

A

another word for ridge characteristics

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5
Q

friction skin ridge

A

prevent slipping and grip objects; found on the palm side of fingers

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6
Q

primary classification

A

current system used for fingerprint ID

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7
Q

Fauld

A

original person to suggest fingerprint ID

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8
Q

Galton

A

proposed fingerprint t typing to Scottland Yard

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9
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first fundamental principle

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no two fingerprints are alike

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10
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second fundamental principle

A

remains unchanged

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11
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third fundamental principle

A

gen. ridge patterns that define them; loop, arch, whorl

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12
Q

loop

A

60-65%; ulnar and radial; one delta; core in center

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13
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whorl

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30-35%; plain- line touching all, central- line only touch in center, double- ying yang, accidental- least common; two deltas

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14
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arches

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5%; plain- enter one side exit another(wave like), tented- sharp spike in ridges at center; no delta

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15
Q

how are ridge characteristic used to identify fingerprints

A

location, number, identity

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16
Q

when do fingerprints develop

A

10-11 weeks in utero

17
Q

1/1

18
Q

how many ridge characteristics are on one fingerprint

19
Q

first person convicted with a fingerprint

A

1911; Thomas Jennings

20
Q

how many groups of fingerprints

21
Q

plastic fingerprint

A

a print in something soft like clay or soap

22
Q

visible print

A

a print in blood or something liquid

23
Q

porous surfaces

A

surfaces that would absorb something; use chemical methods to uncover them

24
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non porous

A

a solid surface; use powder

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powder colors
dark for light surfaces and visa versa; florescent prints show better in pics
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iodine fuming
place in an inclosed area with iodine crystals and heat, when chamber fills with vapors they combined with the latent print to make it visible
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nihydrin
reacts with amino acids and turns fingerprint blue/purple
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physical developer
silver-nitrate based; use last (whites away all other evidence)
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super glue fuming
used on porous surfaces
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how are fingerprints preserved
photograph
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digital imaging
enhances fingerprint