Scene Investigation Flashcards
What are the three settings that affect your photos?
TJ
Aperture, ISO, and shutter speeds
What is the cardinal rule?
TJ
Fill the frame, maximize the depth of field, and keep the film plane parallel
What is the very first card that should be taken when taking photos at a crime scene?
TJ
Photo ID card which includes, the CC#, date, investigator name, and organization
True or false: Different photo filters can alter the color of the photo and how much can be seen through the lens.
TJ
True
non-jurisdictional (HC)
no coroner involvement - no scene concerns, clear natural death, next of kin notified/present, PCP wil certify death certificate
jurisdictional (HC)
coroner involvement - illicit or inapprorpiate prescription drug use, suspicious scene findings, signs of trauma, lived and died alone
dispatch call (HC)
from 911 center or facility
This Act states that autopsy records cannot be released without the judges approval. If doing so, a fine up to $5,000 will be charged.
TJ
The Earnhardt Family Protection Act
inital info (HC)
figure out if you need to go to the scene, gather as much information in first 15 minutes
information from different entities (HC)
police, medical provider, EMS, gift of life
DOA meaning (RC)
Dead on Arrival
What is EMS’s main priority at a scene? (RC)
Their priority is to provide out-of-hospital urgent medical care and treat patients first and foremost
What are the two purposes of an investigation? (RC)
1) determining the cause and manner of death
2)determining whether or not there is sufficient reason for the coroner to believe that the death may have resulted from a criminal act or criminal neglect of a person other than the deceased
Give some examples of what makes a good report (RC)
it should be factual, accurate, clear, concise, complete, and timely
What does CPR I/P (RC)
CPR in progress