PI Flashcards

1
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The type tented arch in which ridges at the center firm a definite angle; 90° or less

A. Arch possessing an upthrust
B. Loop type Arch
C. Plain
D. Arch possessing an angle

A

D. Arch possessing an angle

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The type of arch which one or more ridges at the center form an upthrust

A. Arch possessing an upthrust
B. Loop-type arch
C. Plain
D. Arch possessing an angle

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A. Arch possessing an upthrust

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The type approaching the loop type,possessing teo of the basic or essential characteristics of the loop, but lacking the third

A. Arch possessing an upthrust
B. Loop-type arch
C. Plain
D. Arch possessing an angle

A

B. Loop-type arch

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The total possible primary classification from 1 over1, to 32 over 32

A. 4, 024
B. 3, 024
C. 2, 024
D.1, 024

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D. 1, 024

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5
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The science of fingerprint identification stands out among all other forensic sciences for many reasons, including the following, except

A. No two fingerprints have ever been found alike in many billions of human and automated computer comparisons

B. Fingerprint identification ranks second in DNA to identify murderers, rapists and ither serious offenders
C. Remains the most commonly used forensic evidence worldwide-in most jurisdictions fingerprint examination cases match or outnumber all other forensic examination casework combined
D. Continues to expand as the premier method for identifying persons, with tens of thousands of persons added to fingerprint repositories daily in America alone-far outdistancing similar databases in growth

A

B.

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The ridges enter on one side of the impression and flow or tend to fliw out the other with risea wave in the center

A. Plain whorl
B. Plain arch
C. Tented arch
D. Loop type arch

A

B. Plain arch

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The ridge traced stops upon reaching

A. At the point farthest or on tge extreme right delta
B. At the center or on the right delta
C. At the nearest or opposite the extreme delta
D. At the point neareset or opposite the extreme left delta

A

C.

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8
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The ridge traced passes outside/below the right delta and three or more ridges intervene between the tracing ridge and the right delta, the tracing is designated as an

A. Meeting
B. Converging
C. Inner
D. Outer

A

D. Outer

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9
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The ridge count of the loop in the right little finger (5). If the finger #5 is not a loop, use the little (10) finger

A. Primary
B. Key
C. Major
D. Final

A

D. Final

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10
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The points at which recurving ridge definitely turn upward or curves

A. Points of divergence
B. Pattern area
C. Shoulders
D. Focal point

A

C. Shoulders

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11
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It is that type of pattern in which at least two deltas are present with a recurve in front of each. This pattern occurs in about 30% of all fingerprints

A. Twinned loop
B. Loops
C. Archs
D. Whorls

A

D. Whorls

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12
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The outer layer of the skin

A. Epidermis
B. Dermis
C. Ridges
D. Furrows

A

A. Epidermis

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13
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It is present in all patterns, of course, but many arches and tented arches it is impossible to ddefine. It is that part of loop or whorl in which appear the cores, deltas and ridges with which we are concerned in classifying

A. Divergence
B. Pattern Area
C. Type Lines
D bifurcation

A

B. Pattern area

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14
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The number of ridges intervening between the delta and the core

A. Converging ridges
B. Intervening ridges
C. Ridge trace
D. Ridge count

A

D. Ridge count

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15
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It is the island formed in front of the diverging sides of the banks where the stream empties at its mouth corresponds to the ___in fingerprint

A. Core
B. Shoulder of the recurve
C. Delta
D. Spike

A

C. Delta

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16
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What is the Greek term for finger?

A. Daktylus
B. Daktylos
C. Dactylus
D. Dactylos

A

B. Daktylos

Latin= C and U

17
Q

This refers to the scientific study of fingerprints as a means of identification. This includes Fingerprint comparison and case presentation in courts

A. Dactylography
B. Dactylomancy
C. Dactyloscopy
D. None of these

A

A. Dactylography

18
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As an evidence category, this is one of the oldest and most important in all forensic science

A. DNA fingerprint
B. Photos
C. Anthropometric Measurements
D. Fingerprinting

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D. Fingerprinting