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Unit 1: The Mystery
Unit 1: The Mystery
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1
Identify the pattern of fingerprint in the image below:
Loop
Ridge
Arch
Tented Arch
2
Restriction enzymes are degradative enzyme that recognizes specific nucleotide sequences and cuts up DNA.
False
True
3
The application of scientific knowledge to questions of civil and criminal law.
Forensic Science
Biological Science
Crimonology
Biomedical Science
4
All of the following are part of the nucleotide EXCEPT:
Hydrogen bond
Sugar
Phosphate
Nitrogen base
5
According to Chargoff's rules, if a DNA strand is 20% adenine, than what percent of the DNA strand would be guanine?
60%
20%
40%
30%
6
Lividity helps to determine the body position at the time of death.
True
False
7
Purines always pair with a purines.
True
False
8
When members of a search team are arranged at regular intervals; usually arms length and move forward.
Line Method
Link Method
Spiral Method
Grid Method
9
Specialized clothing or equipment worn by an employee for protection against infectious materials.
IPP (Important Personal Protection)
PE (Protective Equipment)
PPP (Personal Protective Property)
PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
10
Two doctors are discussing their patient by name. The patient hears their conversation. This is not a HIPPA violation.
True
False
11
A research study used to determine the effect one variable has upon another variable is called a/an _________________.
Hypothesis
Control
Dependent variable
Experiment
12
Identify the pattern of fingerprint in the image below:
Arch
Whorl
Ridge
Loop
13
A person who is Type O blood would have what antigens on their cells?
B antigens
No antigens
A antigens
A and B antigens
14
The cooling of the body to ambient room temperature post mortem is known as __________.
Rigor mortis
Lividity
Ambient body temperature
Algor mortis
15
The following represents the Glaister equation:
Recorded body temp - 98.6/1.5
98.4 - recorded body temp/1.5
Recorded body temp - 98.4/1.5
98.6 - recorded body temp/1.5
16
A RFLP made up of 25 base pairs would travel ___________ in the gel than a RFLP with 42 base pairs.
a greater distance
a shorter distance
the same distance
17
A sample of hair is found at a crime scene. What part of the hair would you examine to determine the color?
The nucleus
The cortex
The medulla
The cuticle
18
Body system that includes hair, skin, and nails.
Excretory
Immune
Lymphatic
Integumentary
19
The application of the principles of the natural sciences, especially Biology and Physiology, to clinical medicine.
Biomedical Science
Physiological Chemistry
Anatomy and Physiology
Forensic Science
20
What type of antibodies would an individual have if they were Type AB blood?
No antibodies
B antibodies
A and B antibodies
A antibodies
21
Detergent is used as a lysing agent in the process of DNA extraction because it breaks down ___________.
Nucleic Acids
Proteins
Carbohydrates
Lipids
22
Which two manners of death can be ruled out in the case of Anna Garcia? Select TWO.
Natural
Homicide
Accidental
Suicide
23
If a blood sample clots when mixed with Anti A serum, what type of blood is the sample?
Type AB
Type A
Type O
Type B
24
All of the following would be a manner of death EXCEPT:
Accidental
Homocide
Suicide
Heart Attact
25
Identify the pattern of fingerprint in the image below:
Whorl
Tented Arch
Arch
Loop
26
If blood is dropped from a higher height, then the blood spatter diameter will _____________.
Increase
Decrease
Stay the same
Will change
27
Which should be included in a crime scene sketch? (NOTE: Select all that apply)
Sketch
Scale
Legend
Key
28
The Glaister equation works for all ambient temperatures.
False
True
29
These two systems work together to move the body. Select TWO.
Integumentary
Skeletal
Muscular
Digestive
30
The variable that is changed or manipulated by the researcher is called the ______________.
Dependent Variable
Independent Variable
Hypothesis
Control
31
DNA has a __________charge and is therefore attracted to the ____________ charge of the electrode.
Positive; Negative
Positive; positive
Negative; negative
Negative; positive
32
A teacher leaves a student IEP sitting on her desk. Another teacher allows a student to use her desk and sees the IEP.
HIPPA violated by the teacher who allowed the student to sit at the desk
HIPPA violated by both teachers
HIPPA was not violated
HIPPA violated by the teacher who left the IEP on her desk
33
What type of search method is most effective in houses or buildings; teams are assigned to specific areas.
Zone
Spiral
Grid
Line
34
Which procedure is used to make multiple copies of DNA?
Gel electrophoresis
DNA extraction
PCR
RFLP
35
In the Ray Method, investigators will search a crime scene starting in the middle and work their way outward.
True
False
36
RFLP stands for ________________.
Repeated Fingerprint Length Polymorphisms
Restriction Fingerprint Length Polymorphisms
Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphisms
Repeated Fragment Length Polymorphisms
37
What are the steps in a crime scene investigation?
All are steps and in addition include interview and examine
Sketch
Photograph
Collect evidence
38
The body system that consists of glands that control many of the body's processes by producing hormones.
Endocrine
Immune
Exocrine
Lymphatic
39
If a blood sample does NOT clot when mixed with Anti A serum or Anti B serum, the blood sample must be ______.
Type AB
Type A
Type B
Type O
40
The body system responsible for carrying oxygen and nutrients to the body and carrying away CO2 and other waste.
Cardiovascular
Respiratory
Urinary
Lymphatic