Ch 5 - Ch 6 study Flashcards

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  1. What is an arch
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a fingerprint pattern in which the ridge pattern originates from one side of the print and continues to the other side

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  1. What is an biometrics
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use measurements and statistical analyses of someone’s physical characteristics to aid in their identification

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  1. What is an core
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a center of a loop

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  1. What is an delta
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a triangular ridge pattern created when ridge patterns diverge

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  1. What is an fingerprint
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an impression left on any surface that consists of patterns made by the ridges on a finger

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  1. What is an integrated automated fingerprint identification system
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FBI developed national database of more than 76 million criminal fingerprints and histories

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  1. What is an latent fingerprint
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a concealed fingerprint that is made visible through the use of powder

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  1. What is an loop
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a fingerprint pattern in which ridges patterns flow inward and returns in the direction of the origin

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  1. What is a minutiae
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the combination of details in the shapes and positions of ridges in fingerprints that makes each unique. Also called ridge characteristics

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  1. What is a patent fingerprint
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a visible fingerprint produced when fingers coated with blood, ink, or some other substance touch a surface and transfer their print to the surface

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  1. What is a plastic fingerprint
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a 3D fingerprint made in soft material such as clay, soap, or putty

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  1. What is a ridge count
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the number of ridges between the center of a delta and the core of a loop

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  1. What is a ridge pattern
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recognizable pattern of the ridges found in the end pads of the fingers. They fall into three categories

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  1. What is a ten print card
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a form used to record and preserve a person’s fingerprints

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  1. What is a whorl
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a fingerprint pattern that resembles a bull’s eye

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  1. Who discovered fingerprinting as evidence
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mark twain

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  1. When was fingerprint first used
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dating back to the Babylon era where they found clay tablets with them. Then the Chinese used fingerprints to sign official documents.

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  1. What was earliest record of study of patterns
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1684, Dr Nemiah grew described the patterns of human hands

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  1. Who was first scientist to discover that arrangement of skin ridges are never duplicated in two persons
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Johann christoph

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  1. What is the bertillonage system
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used to identify repeat offenders and to identify criminals using a list

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  1. What did francis galton and edmund richard do
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developed classification system for fingerprints and created ten print card

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  1. Where do fingerprints start forming from
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  1. What week of pregnancy do you form fingerprints
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10th week of gestation

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  1. What are three types of fingerprints that can be left at a crime scene
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Patent, plastic, and latent

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25. What is patent fingerprinting
visible prints left on smooth surface when blood, paint, or grease.
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26. What is plastic fingerprinting
actual indentations left in some soft material such as clap, putty or wax
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27. What is latent fingerprinting
not visible to the eye, are caused by hand oils and can be made visible with forensic technology
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28. What is ridge count and purpose of it
which is the number of ridges between the core and center of the delta, may help distinguish one fingerprint from another.
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29. How many ridges are in a plain whorl and what does that make
one or more that make a complete spiral
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30. How many ridges are in a central pocket loop whorl and what does that make
one or more ridges that make a complete circle
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31. How many ridges are in a double loop whorl and what does that make
has two separate loop formations and two deltas
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32. How many ridges are in a accidental whorl and what does that make
has two or more deltas and a combination of other patterns
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33. What are the many minutiae patterns
ridge ending, fork, island ridge, dot, bridge, spur, eye, double bifurcation, delta, trifurcation
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34. How can fingerprints be altered
by pouring acid on hands to change appearance