Blood Spatter (ch 7)

Question 1

blood typing is what type of evidence
what id DNA profiling

Answer 1

class
individual

Question 2

a blood spatter pattern can give info about

Answer 2

truthfulness, origin of blood, angle and velocity of impact, and type of weapon

Question 3

whole blood carries

Answer 3

cells and plasma

Question 4

plasma

Answer 4

the fluid with hormones, clotting factors, and nutrients

Question 5

red blood cells

Answer 5

carry oxygen to the bodys cells and cardon dioxide away (5-6 million)

Question 6

white blood cells

Answer 6

fight disease and foreign invaders and, alone, contain cell nuclei (5000-10000)

Question 7

platelets

Answer 7

aid in blood clotting and teh repair of damages blood vessels (250,000-400,000)

Question 8

Blood type vs dna profiling

Answer 8

bllod type–quicker and less $$, produces class evidence but can still link a suspect or exclude suspect

Question 9

Karl Landsteiner

Answer 9

-1900
-discovered there is more than one blood type because he blood didn;t mix freely w another
-1901
-identified A and B cell surface proteins

Question 10

type a

Answer 10

42%

Question 11

type b

Answer 11

12%

Question 12

Type ab

Answer 12

3%

Question 13

type O

Answer 13

43%

Question 14

Rh+, Rh-

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85 %
-either have it or don’t

Question 15

A and B proteins

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-two proteins embedded in cell membranes of red blood cells
-type o neither

Question 16

Probability of blood types

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• can limit the size of a suspect population
  -multipky decimals and *100

Question 17

Blood spatter has been used in cases since

Answer 17

1894

Question 18

in ____ the meaning of the splatter pattern was analyzed

Answer 18

1939

Question 19

splatter pattern

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• takes grouping of blood stains
• help reconstruct events surrounding crime

Question 20

blood spatter analysis

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• dierction blood traveled
  -angle of impact
• point of origin of the blood
  -velocity of the blood
  -manner of death

Question 21

when blood dropped from 90 degrees it forms

Answer 21

round droplets

Question 22

satellite droplets

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smaller blood droplets that are ejected from a larger volume drop when that drop hits a surface.
-happens when blood falls from heogh or high velocity

Question 23

spiking patterns

Answer 23

blood falls on less than smooth surface

Question 24

passive drops

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circular with secondary satellites

Question 25

arterial gushes

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spurt like at varying heights

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splashes

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like exclamation points

Question 27

smears

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touches/brushes against a firm surface

Question 28

trails

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round, smeared, or even spurts

Question 29

pools

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large amounts left by the victim in one spot

Question 30

cohesion

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blood attracting to blood

Question 31

adhesion

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blood attracted to surface

Question 32

surface tension

Answer 32

causes the blood drop to pull itself in; both horizontally and vertically. The blood drop will settle into a spherical shape, as a result of the surface tension. The surface tension will maintain the sphere shape of the blood drop until it impacts with the. surface.

Question 33

point of origin

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where blood originated - can be determined by measuring the width and length of droplet

Question 34

High velocity

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-less than 1 mm 100 ft/sec ex: gunshot wounds

Question 35

mediun

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1-4 mm 25 ft/sec beating, stabbing

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low

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4-6 5 ft/sec blunt object impact

Question 37

luminol

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causes hemoglobin to fluresce under black light

Question 38

4 steps in investigating blood at crime scene

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confirm that the stain is blood confirm that the blood is human blood determine the blood type see if blood matches suspect; perform a DNA analysis if necessary and suspect can be excluded

Question 39

Kastle-meyer test

Answer 39

if stain is blood turns a dark pink

Question 40

leukomalachite green

Answer 40

changes color to green when blood is present