Intro to Forensic Science Chapters 1,6,11,16

What is a substance that when ingested results in a toxic or damaging physiological effect or effects

What is a class of drugs consists of morphine, heroin & codeine?

Urine is the most important postmortem samples

What is the term called involving with the social & human aspects of crime?

Cocaine is also known as spice

Between 0.31% and 0.45% of blood Alcohol Content, it is life threatening

Patent prints are visible

What is a compound that contains carbon called?

Which one is the three dimensional technique?

What is a compound that does NOT contain carbon called?

Latent prints are visible

12 fl oz of regular beer = 1.5 fl oz shot of 80-proof distilled spirits

Which of these is a two-dimensional technique?

Measurement made from the center of one wheel orimpression to the opposite wheel or impression.

Who works in an adversarial system?

Less than 5% of individuals charged with crime are tried before a jury

Measurement between the centers of the hubs of thefront wheels to the centers of the hubs of the rearwheels

Diameter of the circle a vehicle makes when its steeringwheel is fully turned

Drugs occur naturally in our system

Ethical lapses does not have serious & long-lasting effects

What is a compound that causes a physiological effect.

Bias are ideas & notions that could influence how individuals look at data & results

What does toxicologist test on?

Amphetamine provokes euphoria

Fetanyl is approx 10x as potent as heroin

Stealing is an example of what?

Injection is absorbing through skin

Carfentanil is approx 10x as potent as fentanyl

May cause more deaths than any other toxic substance

What contains carbon but is inorganic?

Legal limit for driving in the U.S. is 0.8%

What does the "M" stand for in ADME?

Forensic Scientist are NOT tasked with solving a crime or catching criminals

What is the term called involved with law enforcement & the criminal justice system?

Science is based on evidence and opinion

Relative distance between two or more tires of a vehicle.

What is the most common plant-based drugs?

What technique has a high power source?

Tread Impressions is another form of impression evidence

What is the term called involving with the natural sciences & understanding of basics biology, chemistry and physics?