CHAP 5 Flashcards

1
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-is one of the oldest forms of physical evidence.

A

HAIR

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2
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-Its use is older than fingerprints.

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HAIR

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3
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-Like fiber it is mostly likely to be involved in contact between the victim and the suspect.

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HAIR

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4
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-It is valuable because _______ of each kind of animal is different and distinct for all others.

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HAIR

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5
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-Most crimes cause contact between one person and another and there may be transfer of __________ from the victim to the criminal and vice – versa.

A

fibers and hairs

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6
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The successful investigation of crimes of violence such as rape, murder, assault, kidnapping, hit and run, etc. are frequently materially assisted by the result of the examination of the _____

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hairs and fibers.

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7
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are very resistant to decomposition and putrefaction thus they often remain as a means of identification long after others such as facial and fingerprints have been destroyed.

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HAIR

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8
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become the first person to do an in-depth study of hair.

A

RUDOLPH VIRCHOW

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8
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The use of ______ as means of positive identification is more uncertain and indeed no expert in his right mind/senses will venture to give a definite statement as to individual origin of _____

A

hair

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8
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When was the First used as physical evidence.

A

1847

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9
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What yr did Rudolph Virchow study the hair?

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1897

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10
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When did HUGO MARX wrote a paper on the use of hair in forensic investigation to determine identity.

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1906

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10
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wrote a paper on the use of hair in forensic investigation to determine identity.

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HUGO MARX

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11
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______________ works on new ways to improve the use of hair in forensic investigations.

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DR. PAUL KIRK

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12
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What year DR. PAUL KIRK works on new ways to improve the use of hair in forensic investigations.

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1931

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13
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Complete search at the crime scene must be done. Use ____

A

vacuum cleaner.

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14
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____________ at the crime scene must be done. Use vacuum cleaner.

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Complete search

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15
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All of the hair in the questioned specimens should be submitted but _____ hairs at different places.

A

do not mix

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16
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Search for and collection of hair evidence should ________. _________ is easily transferred to and from the crime scene.

A

begin as soon as possible
Hair evidence

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17
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is easily transferred to and from the crime scene.

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Hair evidence

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18
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– collect hairs and fibers in mass from carpet, bedding, etc.

A

Special filtered vacuum cleaner

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18
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Collection should be done by:

A

a. Hand if the location of the hair is important
b. Lint rollers
c. Special filtered vacuum cleaner

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19
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If the evidence is stick to another object, the entire object should be _______

A

packaged and labeled

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19
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_________ of hair from the victim as well as the suspect should be obtained if possible.

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Representative samples

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19
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If lint rollers are used, the entire surface used should be packed into a _______

A

polyethylene storage bag

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19
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In _______ cases, obtain the clothing of the victim from the hospital or morgue to avoid the loss of evidence by careless handling and to prevent the clothing from being destroyed.

A

vicious assault and murder

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20
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To be a representative head hair samples from a particular individual it should consist of __________ hairs from different areas of the scalp and preferably full – length hair.

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at least a dozen

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21
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Take from all pertinent regions of the body:

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a. 50 head hairs
b. 24 pubic hairs (Corpuz, 2015)

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22
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Root ____ is preferable

A

still intact

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23
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______ known samples of hair from different parts of the body.

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Don’t mix

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24
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_________ should be looked for in the following: clothing, combs, weapons, pockets, fingers, hat and etc.

A

Hair evidence

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25
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Get samples from both _____ (Dead body: Head hair and pubic hair). It should be taken before it is buried

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victim and suspect

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25
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Get samples from both victim and suspect (Dead body: ___________). It should be taken before it is buried.

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Head hair and pubic hair

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26
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Best way to collect hair is by

A

combing.

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27
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Hair evidence should be packaged into?

A

paper packets.

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28
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The hairs should be placed in a folded paper or in a white mailing envelope, but the corners of the envelope should be sealed with _______

A

scotch tape.

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29
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The hairs should be placed in a ___________, but the corners of the envelope should be sealed with scotch tape.

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folded paper or in a white mailing envelope

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30
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Do not secure the hair samples to a ____ because this will damage the hair.

A

piece of paper with scotch

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31
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All ______ should be removed from the submitted specimen.

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foreign fibrous debris

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32
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_________ hairs are not suitable for examination.

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Fragmentary hairs or underdeveloped

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33
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Areas on an object containing hairs should be protected with __________ over the area before wrapping the object from transmittal to laboratory.

A

cellophane or paper taped

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34
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Methods of packing hair:

A

Pill box or test tube.

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35
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Questioned specimens ______ powder papers.

A

druggist

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36
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Properly folded, sealed and labeled.

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PRESERVATION OF SPECIMEN

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37
Q

____ containing all the papers with hair and fibers

A

Big envelope

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38
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– This refers to a specialized ephitilial outgrowth of the skin which occur everywhere on the human body except on the palm of the hands and the sole of the feet.

A

HAIR

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39
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-It is an appendage of the skin.

A

HAIR

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39
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___ is not completely round but may be oval or flattened.

A

HAIR

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40
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-Its width is not always the same along its length.

A

HAIR

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41
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-It starts out pointed and narrow and then strays or less the same.

A

HAIR

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42
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-Hair is not completely round but may be

A

oval or flattened.

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42
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– This refers generally to long and stiff hair.

A

REAL HAIR

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42
Q

TWO KINDS OF HAIR

A
  1. REAL HAIR
  2. FUZZ HAIR
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43
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– This refers generally to short, fine at times curly and wooly hair

A

FUZZ HAIR

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44
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PARTS OF THE HAIR

A
  1. Root
  2. Shaft
  3. Tip
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45
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– This refers to portion of embedded in the skin.

A

Root

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46
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– This refers to portion above the surface of the skin.

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Shaft

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47
Q
  • It is the most distinctive part of the hair.
A

Shaft

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48
Q

– This refers to distal end of an uncut hair shaft.

A

Tip

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48
Q

HAIR is what kind of evidence?

A

corroborative or circumstantial evidence

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48
Q

-It is refers sometimes to point.

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Tip

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48
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PARTS OF THE SHAFT

A
  1. CUTICLE
  2. CORTEX
  3. MEDULLA OR CORE OR MEDULARY INDEX
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48
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– This refers to the outermost covering of the hair.

A

CUTICLE

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49
Q

-It is consists of one layer of non – nucleated polygonal cells which overlaps like the scales on fish.

A

CUTICLE

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49
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– This refers to the intermediate and the thickest layer of the shaft and is compose of elongated, spindle shaped fibrils which cohere.

A

CORTEX

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50
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-They contain pigment granules in varying proportion depending on the type of the hair.

A

CORTEX

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51
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– This refers to the central canal of the hair that may be empty or may contain various sorts of cells more or less pigmented and begins more or less near the root.

A

MEDULLA OR CORE OR MEDULARY INDEX

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52
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Certain hair has medulla. Therefore hair can be classified into two categories namely:

A
  1. HAIR WITHOUT MEDULLA
  2. HAIR WITH MEDULLA
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53
Q

one straight black line

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CONTINUOUS

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54
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more medulla than empty space

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INTERRUPTED

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55
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more empty space than medulla

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FRAGMENTED

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56
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black, no color visible

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SOLID

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57
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no line; color visible

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NONE/ABSENT

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58
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MEDULLA can be I-C-F-S-N/A

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interrupted, continuous, fragmented, solid or none/absent.

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59
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-Before performing the examination take note of any foreign material on the hair and should be identified if present in sufficient quantity.

A

MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION OF HUMAN HAIR

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60
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-HAIR should be cleaned with a mixture of equal parts of ______

A

alcohol and ether.

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61
Q

– This can be examine using the naked eye or under the microscope.

A

COLOR

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62
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– This refers to the brownish – black pigment in the hair, skin, etc.

A

MELANIN

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63
Q

-It is the chemical responsible for the color of the hair.

A

MELANIN

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64
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____________ differs only on the amount of melanin.

A

Black and brown haiR

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65
Q

_____ is thought to be due to iron.

A

Red hair

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66
Q

– _______ may show whether a hair has been cut.

A

Tip of the hair

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67
Q

_________ become rounded from rubbing against the cloths.

A

Tips of body hair

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67
Q

-Hair of human usually shows a

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fine tip

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68
Q

do not five much information as to the origin of the hair.

A

root

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68
Q

is a direct evidence provided that it has DNA

A

HAIR

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68
Q

Men’s hair tip is apt to be

A

cutoff square.

69
Q

Very often the _____ is missing on hair found on cloth at the scene of the crime, on weapon, etc.

A

root

70
Q

The examination of the ___ will only give clue as to whether the hairs have been pulled away by force or have fallen out spontaneously

A

root

71
Q

– in this case they have not fallen out themselves but have been pulled away by force.

A

All hairs have roots

72
Q

– The size, the general shape and the irregularity of the scales are observed.

A

CUTICLE

73
Q

– in this case they have most certainly fallen out themselves.

A

All hairs have dry roots

74
Q

– Structural features is studied under the microscope.

A

Cortex

75
Q

is embedded with the pigment granules that impart hair with color.

A

Cortex

76
Q

-It is the color, shape and distribution of these granules that provides the criminalist with important points of comparison between the hairs of the different individuals.

A

Cortex

77
Q

_____ can be distinguished from natural hair.

A

Dyed hair

78
Q

-Under the microscope, ____ has a dull appearance and the color tone is constant, whereas natural is not and the individual pigment granules stand shapelier.

A

dyed hair

79
Q

-If there has been subsequent growth of the hair since dyeing, the _______ will stand out markedly.

A

undyed root end portion

79
Q

have a rough appearance, are more uniform in shade and contain less pigment depending on the amount of bleaching.

A

Bleached hairs

80
Q

are the most characteristic portion of the hair.

A

medulla and cortex

80
Q

have been developed for the detection of bleached hair.

A

Dye absorption and chemical tests

81
Q

– This refers to the innermost layer of your hair.

A

MEDULLA

82
Q

-It consists of a soft, thin core of transparent cells and air spaces (Kingsley, 2016).

A

MEDULLA

83
Q

yield the most reliable criteria in the diagnosis of hair.

A

cortex and medulla

84
Q

central canal of the hair can be continuous or interrupted.

A

Medulla

85
Q

-It is continuous in large number of animals, very often interrupted in human, monkey and horses.

A

MEDULLA

86
Q

Medulla’s diameter can be _________. At times alternately ________

A

absolutely constant
narrow and broader.

87
Q

– This refers to the relationship between the diameter of the medulla and the diameter of the whole hair usually expressed in fraction.

A

MEDULLARY INDEX (M.I.)

88
Q

-Its determination is performed under a microscope provided with micrometer eyepiece.

A

MEDULLARY INDEX (M.I.)

89
Q

(less than 0.5) belongs to human and certain monkey hair.

A

Hair with narrow medulla

90
Q

(approximately 0.5) belongs to hair of cow, horse and others.

A

Hair with medulla

91
Q

(greater than 0.5) almost all animals belong to this.

A

Hair with thick medulla

92
Q

Based on the ________ it can be determined whether hair is human or animal origin.

A

medulla examination

93
Q

is usually narrower in width in human hair when present. It has finer and more numerous cross striations.

A

medulla

94
Q

usually consist of both heavy guard hair and finer fur hair whereas human hair does not.

A

Animal hairs

95
Q

Medullary index is less than 0.5

A

Human HAIR

96
Q

Medulla may not be present

A

Human HAIR

97
Q

Scale pattern is fine and each one overlaps the other more than 4/5

A

Human HAIR

98
Q

Medullary index is more than 0.5

A

ANIMAL HAIR

98
Q

Scale is coarse and overlaps less than ½

A

ANIMAL HAIR

98
Q

Medulla always present

A

ANIMAL HAIR

99
Q

Pigment granules are course

A

ANIMAL HAIR

100
Q

Pigment granulEs are fine

A

HUMAN HAIR

101
Q

CHARACTERISTICS OF HAIR BY RACE

A

A. NEGROID RACE HAIR:
B. MONGOLOID RACE HAIR:
C. CAUCASIAN RACE HAIR:

102
Q

Contain heavy pigment distributed unevenly

A

NEGROID RACE HAIR:

103
Q

A thin cross section

A

NEGROID RACE HAIR:

104
Q

Hair is usually kinky with marked variation in the diameter along the shaft

A

NEGROID RACE HAIR:

105
Q

Hair contains dense pigment distributed more evenly than Negroid race hair.

A

MONGOLOID RACE HAIR:

106
Q

Cross section of the hair will be round to oval in shape.

A

MONGOLOID RACE HAIR:

107
Q

Hair is coarse and straight with very little variation in diameter along the shaft of the hair.

A

MONGOLOID RACE HAIR:

108
Q

Usually contains a heavy black medulla or core.

A

MONGOLOID RACE HAIR:

109
Q

Hair contains very fine to coarse pigment and more evenly distributed than is found in Negro or Mongolian.

A

CAUCASIAN RACE HAIR:

110
Q

Cross section will be oval to round in shape

A

CAUCASIAN RACE HAIR:

111
Q

Usually straight or wavy and not kinky

A

CAUCASIAN RACE HAIR:

111
Q

WHAT ARE THE COLORS OF THE HAIR

A

BROWN, RED, WHITE

111
Q

cannot be definitely determined from a hair examination.

A

Sex

111
Q

–come from EUROPEAN ANCESTRIES

A

CAUCASIAN RACE HAIR:

111
Q

_____ hair is generally larger in diameter, shorter in length, wirier in texture than that of a female.

A

Male

112
Q

Male-Male hair average approximately ___

A

1/350 of an inch in diameter.

113
Q

Female hair averages approximately __

A

1/450 of an inch in diameter.

114
Q

-If a hair is as much as ____ in length and has a split end, these are good indications that the hair is from a female, though not a positive proof.

A

six inches

115
Q

– They are more mature than any other kind of human hair.

A

SCALP HAIR

115
Q

-__________ the hair will cause the tip ends to split. Most males have their haircut often enough to prevent having head hair with split tip ends.

A

Pinning, curling, brushing and combing

116
Q

– Coarse, curve, very stiff and often triangular in cross section.

A

BEARD HAIR

116
Q

Usually triangular in shape and very stiff.

A

MUSTACHE

116
Q

– short stubby and have wide medulla.

A

HAIRS FROM EYEBROWS, EYELID, NOSE AND EAR

117
Q

– Vary in thickness along the shaft and are immature but are somewhat similar to head hairs.

A

TRUNK HAIR

117
Q

are usually very short and has a sharp tip.

A

Eyebrow and eyelashes

118
Q

-They have fine, long tip ends.

A

TRUNK HAIR

119
Q

– Similar trunk hairs but usually are not so long or so coarse and usually contain less pigment.

A

LIMB HAIR

120
Q

– Fairly long with unevenly distributed pigment.

A

AXILLARY HAIR

121
Q

-They vary considerably in diameter along the shaft and have frequently a bleached appearance.

A

AXILLARY HAIR

122
Q

-It has an irregular shape and structure.

-Looks like pubic hair but the ends are sharper and the hair is not so curly.

A

AXILLARY HAIR

123
Q

– Similar to axillary hairs but are coarser and do not appear bleached.

A

PUBIC HAIR

124
Q

-Wirier, have more constriction and twists and usually have continuous broad medulla.

A

PUBIC HAIR

125
Q

-Have many broken ends because the clothing rubs off against it.

A

PUBIC HAIR

125
Q

-The approximate age of an individual cannot be determined from hair examination with any degree of certainty except in

A

infant hairs.

126
Q

are fine, short in length, have the fine pigment and are rudimentary in character.

A

INFANT HAIRS

127
Q

__________ through adolescence is generally finer and more immature than adult hair but cannot be definitely differentiated with certainty.

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Children’s hair

128
Q

-If it is noted that pigment is missing or starting to disappear in the hair, it can be stated that the hair is from

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adult.

129
Q

-It is common for a relatively young person to have prematurely ________ but not body hairs.

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gray or white head hair

130
Q

-The root end of hair from an aged person may show a

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distinctive degeneration.

131
Q

-Link the suspect to a crime scene. Control hairs match that of the suspect.

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COMPARISON MICROSCOPE

132
Q

-Exclude the suspect from a crime scene, meaning that a control hair does not match the evidential hair.

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COMPARISON MICROSCOPE

133
Q

-Determine the species, race, and somatic origin of a hair. In addition:

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SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE (SEM)

134
Q

– to test and determine whether a drug was used.

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DRUG TEST

135
Q

A _______ that is ingested enters the blood stream and is broken down to a specific metabolite.

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drug

136
Q

________ normally grow at an average rate of 1.3 centimeters every month; they absorb metabolized drugs that are fed to the hair follicle through the blood stream.

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Hair strands

137
Q

Hair strands normally grow at an average rate of _________ every month; they absorb metabolized drugs that are fed to the hair follicle through the blood stream.

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1.3 centimeters

138
Q

Drug will only disappear if exposure to the drug is ____, and the hair containing the drug is cut.

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ceased

139
Q

_______ can be used for the detection of many therapeutic drugs and recreational drugs, including cocaine, heroin, benzodiazepines (Valium – type drugs) and amphetamines.

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Hair analysis

140
Q

Two Assays Used in Forensic:

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RADIOIMMUNOASSAY (RIA) AND ENZYME – LINKED IMMUNOSORBENT ASSAY (ELISA)

141
Q

– it can be extracted from the root or follicular tag of on anagenic hair.

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DNA ANALYSIS

142
Q

comes from both parents that lead to individualization.

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Nuclear DNA (nDNA)

143
Q

passed only from mother to offspring.

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Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA)

144
Q

– Microscopic appearance is affected by natural biological fluctuations and environmental influences.

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ENVIRONMENTAL TOXINS

145
Q

-Pubic hairs are less influenced.

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ENVIRONMENTAL TOXINS

146
Q

-Several years may not severely impact on meaningful pubic hair comparisons.

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ENVIRONMENTAL TOXINS

147
Q

-In general and broad sense, the word “TEXTILE” is derived from the Latin word ______ and the French _______ means _____

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“TEXTILLIS”
“TEXTERE”
to weave”

148
Q

means that can be converted into yarn.

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FIBER

149
Q

-A yarn consists of fibers or filaments that have been twisted together.

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TEXTILE FIBERS

150
Q

– It is a preliminary macroscopic examination.

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BURNING OR IGNITION TEST

151
Q

-A test that determines whether fiber is mineral, animal or vegatble fiber.

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BURNING OR IGNITION TEST

152
Q

single fiber is applied with flame at one end

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BURNING OR IGNITION TEST

153
Q

– fibers smolders or burn slowly and give odor like that of burning feather.

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animals’ fibers

154
Q

-When removed from the flame they do not continue to burn readily and a charred bead remains at the end of the fiber.

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animals’ fibers

155
Q

-Fumes turn red litmus blue.

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animals’ fibers

155
Q

– odor strong, disagreeable; fumes turn lead acetate paper black or brown.

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Wool

155
Q

– odor not so pungent, fumes have no effect on lead acetate paper.

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Silk

155
Q

– fibers burn rapidly with a flame and give off but little smoke or fumes.

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vegetable fibers

156
Q

-Charred bead not present when fiber is removed from the flame.

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vegetable fibers

156
Q

-Fumes turn blue litmus red.

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vegetable fibers

157
Q

– Frequently used to determine the general group to which a fiber belongs.

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FLUORESCENT TEST

158
Q

-It is not reliable for positive identification of fibers.

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FLUORESCENT TEST

159
Q

-In general, the vegetables fibers exhibit a _______ in ultra – violet light, whereas the animal fibers show _______

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yellow fluorescence
bluish fluorescence.

160
Q

-The fluorescence of some common fibers is given in the following table as obtained by _____ and given by

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Noptisch
Mr. O’neil

161
Q

– In general, it is the most reliable and best means identifying fiber.

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Microscopic Examination

162
Q

-The fiber is placed on a glass slide, teased and covered.

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Microscopic Examination

163
Q

– Unicellular filament, flat, ribbon – like, twisted spirally to right or left on its axis, central canal or lumen broad uniform in diameter; cell wall thick, covered by a thin, structureless, waxy cuticle.

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COTTON

164
Q
  • Fiber tapers gradually to a blunt or rounded point at one end.
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COTTON

165
Q

– Straight, cylindrical, with occasional twists; evenly lustrous, smooth except for occasional transverse folds or wrinkles. Cuticle mostly lacking, lumen irregular in width.

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MERCERIZED COTTON

166
Q

– Multicellular filament, straight and cylindrical, not twisted and flattened, tapering to a sharp point.

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LINEN

167
Q

-Filament marked by transverse lines at intervals causing fiber to appear jointed, resembling bamboo.

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LINEN

168
Q

-Cell wall thick, the lumen appearing as a narrow dark line in the center of the fiber.

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LINEN

169
Q

-Cross lines frequently interest appearing like the letter x.

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LINEN

170
Q

– Smooth, cylindrical, lustrous threads, usually single but often double, the twin – filaments held together by an envelope of gum.

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CULTIVATED SILK

171
Q

-More or less transparent, without definite structure.

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CULTIVATED SILK

171
Q

– Similar to cultivated silk but broader and less regular in outline.

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WILD SILK

172
Q

-Marked by very fine longitudinal striations with infrequent diagonal cross – markings.

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WILD SILK

173
Q

– Cylindrical, lustrous, appearing like a glass rod.

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ARTIFICIAL SILK

174
Q

-Microchemical reactions, dissolved rapidly by half saturated chromic acid; not colored by Millon’s reagent as in case of true silk.

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ARTIFICIAL SILK

175
Q

– Easily distinguished by presence of flattened, over lapping epidermal scales not found on silk or any of the vegetable fibers.

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WOOL

176
Q

-Fiber many – celled, cylindrical; shaft composed of three layers; central core or medulla (seldom seen), cortex and scaly cuticle.

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WOOL

177
Q

– If the sample submitted for analysis is fairly large, such as a piece of cloth or a number or large threads, it is suggested that a _________ be made to supplement the microscopic examination and confirm the results obtained form that procedure.

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chemical analysis

178
Q

– If the fiber is white or light colored it is treated with the following chemicals.

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DISSOLUTION TEST

178
Q

– The fiber is stained with picric acid, Millon’s reagent, stannic chloride or iodine solution.

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STAINING TEST