w1 blood Flashcards

1
Q

shea are the elements of a crime

A

actus reus ( guilty act)
mens rea (guilty mind)

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2
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what is men’s rea

A

intention
recklessness
knowledge

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3
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how does the elements of a crime contribute to homocide

A

actus reus - destruction of life
mens rea - intention to kill

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4
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what is blood composed of?

A

red blood cells
white blood cells
plasma

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5
Q

what component of blood allows for presumptive test

A

the haemoglivin has peroxidase activity

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6
Q

colour presumptive tests

A

kastle meyer phenolphthalein
leucomalachite green

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7
Q

light producing presumptive tests

A

luminol
crime lites

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8
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what two factors are used to confirm whether a stain is blood

A

overall appearance ; colour and nature of stain
positive result on presumptive tests

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9
Q

what can give a false positive for presumptive tests

A

potato

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10
Q

what test can be used to distinguish between human blood

A

serological tests

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11
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if blood is located what do we need to address?

A
  • type of bloodstain
  • direction that blood travelled before landing
  • distribution of blood stains
  • identifiable patterns
  • version of events
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12
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key parameters of blood dynamics

A
  • viscosity
  • surface tension
  • velocity
  • properties of impact surface
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13
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what conditions change bloods viscosity

A

increasing temperature decreases blood viscosity
increasing haematocrit increases viscosity

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14
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define viscosity relating to blood

A

measure of a fluids resistance to a change of shake or flow

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15
Q

define surface tension

A

measure of surface energy between two immiscible materials (blood and air)

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16
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what conditions effect surface tension

A

increasing temperature, decreases surface tension
can be altered by presence of chemicals in blood

17
Q

the velocity of falling blood is determined by

A
  • height of the fall
  • size of blood droplet
  • the drag (air resistance) against it
18
Q

what are splash spines associated with?

A

high velocity impacts

19
Q

what are scalloped edged blood stains caused by

A

low velocity splash