| A | B |
|---|
| West Nile Virus can be diagnosed by | autopsy |
| Next of kin may give permission for | autopsies if MD feels it is necessary |
| Dental Records are important because | they are all that remains after a fire |
| Investigators focus on | finding the facts of a crime |
| Skeletal remains can show | race,height and age at time of death |
| The goal of Forensic Science is to | determine the facts of the crime |
| Skeletal remains of men weigh | 12-16 pounds |
| Skeletal remains of women weigh | 10 pounds |
| If a person is bitten by their attacker what will police do? | Use "bite marks" to identify the attacker |
| Autopsy must be used to diagnose | Alzheimer's Disease |
| If you are studying Criminal Justice in college you will take | Forensic Medicine classes |
| Blood stain clothing leads to | 100% match to a criminal |
| Forensic anthroplogists | study bones |
| Looking at facial bones can help you find | the victims race |
| Barr Bodies tell you | if victim is female |
| Precepiten Test tell you | if it is animal blood |
| Detectives study what science in college | multiple science specialities |
| This would be a "natural death" nstead of an "accidental death" | Cancer deaths |
| Coroner's office conducts | autopsies |
| If there is no rigor mortis in a dead body they have been dead __ hours | 40 |
| ____ are often used to identify remains | Teeth |
| Body temp falls__ degrees per hour after death | one |
| Odontograms are | pictures of teeth |
| Forensic means | public discussion or debate |
| Deoxyribonucleic Acid | DNA |
| Height and weight are done during | an autopsy |
| Chemicals in the DNA code | adenine,guanine,cytosine & thymine |
| We have ___ bones | 206 |
| Skeletal( bones) remains would show if the person had ever had | osteoporosis or fractures |
| Rh factor is found in the | blood |
| @ people could have the same | blood type,but not DNA |
