CSA Unit 6 Exam

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CSA Unit 6 Exam

CSA Unit 6 Exam

What naturally occurring skin secretions on one’s hand and deposited on surfaces that allow investigators to later develop and lift?

What fundamental pattern classification, specific arch, loop and whorl are used to describe? describe?

What is the formal forensic process of developing, lifting and permanently preserving a fingerprint impression?

In a crime scene investigation, what are the three primary categories of fingerprint evidence impressions can be found?

Within friction ridge analysis, what are the three overarching pattern families used to classify fingerprints based on ridge-flow structure?

Which option best represents a secondary crime scene, a location separate from the primary incident site where related evidence may be found?

Which of the following actions does NOT fall within the standard crime scene investigation workflow?

Which category of physical evidence because it is fragile, easily marred, or prone to surface abrasion should be first cushioned with a soft cloth or cotton prior to packaging?

Which type of evidence container is least appropriate for securing and preserving collected items?

Which option does of NOT reflect a legitimate responsibility of a criminal profiler?

Which option correctly identifies the full meaning of the acronym AFIS, the computerized system used to store, search, and compare fingerprints?

Which option does Not represent a recognized category of fingerprints impressions that may be found at a crime scene?

How are fingerprints forensically identified and individualized?

Which option does NOT belong to the standard fingerprint pattern classification system?

What is the forensic term for the distinct ridge characteristics, such as ridge ending, bifurcations, and dots that appear within a fingerprint impression?

When first responders arrive at an active crime scene, what is the initial priority action law enforcement must take?

Which statement bast captures the primary purpose of crime scene investigation?

What is the name of the specialized investigative unit responsible for processing a crime scene?

What development is most widely regarded as the most transformative breakthrough on modern day forensic science?

According to Locard's Exchange Principle what does every contact between a person and crime scene necessarily produce?

Evidence that is commonly recovered from crime scenes such as: blood, saliva, sperm, hair, tissue, bones, teeth, blood, or other bodily fluids are known as?