Forensics Unit 5 Exam - Toxicology & Blood

Which of the following is NOT a division of Forensic Toxicology?

What blood types can B receive?

____ clot the blood.

Name a method of separating DNA based on its size.

Which term is used to describe the area of the blood drop the arrow is pointing to?

A natural or synthetic substance that is used to produce physiological or psychological affects

Red blood cells

Which classification of evidence best describes blood spatter?

Red Blood Cells are _____ % of blood

Which blood types can receive RH+ blood?

What is the function of the Plasma?

Which term is used to describe the area of the blood drop the arrow is pointing to?

Toxicologist only test for the presence of toxins in the body.

What blood types can A- receive?

Class or Individual Evidence: Blood Type

White blood cells

What is a drug?

Which of the following is classified as a shedule 5 drug?

A presumptive test is used for

What blood types can A blood receive?

The largest component of blood is

Which famous cult leader talked his followers into drinking Cyanide laced Koolaide?

Physical or Biological evidence: Blood

Which sample of DNA would have to be from Mr. Jones if he were the child’s father? 

Which of the following is considered a chemical?

Which organ detoxifies most of the alcohol a person may drink?

Human performance toxicology would investigate

What is the function of Red Blood Cells?

The legal BAC in the state of Georgia

Based on these results, whose blood was was found in the blood stain at the crime scene?

Drugs are classified based on

Which famous celebrity died from a drug cocktail given to them by their doctor?

What is the job of white blood cells?

Direct or Circumstantial Evidence: Blood

Impairment begins at _____% BAC

Kastle-Meyer tests turn______ in the presence of blood

Ibprofen would be classified as a Schedule ___ Drug

Drugs with no medical use are classified as schedule ____ drugs

Which classification of evidence best describes blood?

Toxins will ALWAYS cause death

How many drug schedules are there?

AB- is the Universal Receiver

Pre-competition drug testing for college athletes falls under which discipline of Forensic Toxicology?

Component responsible for clotting the blood?

Which part of the body is measured for presumptive alcohol consumption?

What types of blood can AB get?

Which presumptive test should NOT be used if trying to preserve DNA?

Class or Individual Evidence: DNA

What law established the 5 drug schedules?

How would a forensic investigator categorize this blood stain?

Which requires a toxicology test