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Lecture 1 - Changes after death
What is somatic death,
What is cellular death,
Algor mortis
12
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Lecture 2 - DNA and its applications
Mitochondrial dna,
Nuclear dna,
Which type of dna is unique to ev...
14
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Work of forensic pathologists
What is the goal of an autopsy by...,
What is the goal of a forensic pa...,
What is preventive pathology
3
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Court System
What is the highest court in aust...,
What does the supreme court deal ...,
What does the county district cou...
9
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Interpol
What is the counter terrorism fus...,
What is the role of the general s...,
Red notice
8
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Lecture 5 - Identification of missing persons using DNA
What are the requirements of succ...,
Autosomes,
Sex chromosome
6
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Lecture 7 - Crime scene investigation
What is involved in the assessmen...,
What is involved in the control o...,
What is controlled in the preserv...
13
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Lecture 8 - Friction ridge examination
What is the function of skin,
When do volar pads start to devel...,
When do ridges start to form
23
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Lecture 8 - Fingerprint classification
What are the typical characterist...,
What are the typical characterist...,
What are the typical characterist...
8
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Lecture 9 - Blood spatter analysis
What are the cohesive properties ...,
What are the adhesive properties ...,
What type of blood cells has no n...
25
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Nature of evidence
What is involved in the direct tr...,
What is involved in the indirect ...,
What factors impact how much evid...
14
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Fires and explosions
What is the activation energy of ...,
What is the ignition temperature ...,
What is the flash point of a fire
30
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Lecture 10 - Ballistics and firearms
Ammunition,
What are the three types of cartr...,
Bullet
15
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Impression evidence
What is a positive impression,
What is a negative impression,
What material is used to cast 3d ...
12
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Lecture 13 - Diving and underwater investigation
What type of diving is recreation...,
What type of diving requires some...,
What is required for technical di...
17
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Paint and glass examination
What is required in optical micro...,
What is analysed using infrared m...,
What is the purpose of uv vis ana...
9
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Hair and fibre examination
What is the active hair growth phase,
What is the catagen phase of hair...,
What is the telogen phase of hair...
12
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Microscopy
What is the purpose of a compound...,
What is an isotropic material,
What is an anisotropic material
6
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Lecture 15 - Disaster victim identification
What is the difference between a ...,
What are the yellow and pink inte...,
What is involved in the scene pha...
7
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Digital forensics and forensic photography
What is metadata of a document,
How is data traditionally collect...,
What is a live aquisition
9
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Legal aspects
What type of testimony is given n...,
What is the purpose of a search a...,
What is self incrimination
11
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Anthropology and odontology
What is cortical bone,
What is trabecular bone,
What is the medullary cavity
16
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Lecture 19 - Toxicology
What is drug absorption,
What is drug distribution,
What is drug metabolism
19
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Illicit drugs
What is the difference between ad...,
What are the four main types of d...,
What is a stimulant and some exam...
12
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Separation methods
What is the polarity of a compound,
What is the stationary and mobile...,
What is the purpose of pyrolysis ...
10
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Lecture 20 - Alternate light sources
What is the difference between re...,
What is the purpose of rods and c...,
What is stake shift as an alterna...
6
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Spectroscopic techniques
What is the difference between uv...,
What does uv visible spectrophoto...,
What is the difference between tr...
11
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Lecture 21 - Road and car safety
What evidence is collected marked...,
What is analysed in a vehicle exa...,
How are tyre marks produced
6
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Lecture 22 - Wildlife forensics and entomology
What are the differences between ...,
What are the characteristics of a...,
What are the characteristics of a...
13
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Lecture 23 - Historical forensics
Who was ben hall and why was he k...,
What has been investigated about ...,
What are ned kelly tattoos associ...
12
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Miscellaneous
What is the primary cause of death,
What is the secondary cause of death,
What is determined in the study o...
42
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MIscellaneous 2
What is the calibre of a gun used...,
What is an indicator of a contact...,
What is presumptive evidence
14
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