impressions flashcard

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What is the correct collection of evidence in forensic science?

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All of the above (including proper techniques, tools, and protocols).

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What are the teeth identified as premolars?

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Premolars are the teeth located between the canines and molars, typically used for grinding food.

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What are the two teeth just lateral to the four front middle teeth called?

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Canines.

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What is the primary purpose of analyzing impression evidence in forensic science?

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To find unique characteristics to link objects at a crime scene.

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Why should an investigator not try to put the tool into the tool mark at the crime scene?

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All of these (to avoid contamination, distortion, and loss of evidence).

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What is the significance of unique characteristics in forensic evidence?

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Unique characteristics help to establish a connection between evidence and a suspect or crime scene.

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What role do canines play in human dentition?

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Canines are used for tearing food and are located next to the incisors.

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What are the main types of dental impressions used in forensic science?

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Bite marks, tool marks, and shoe prints.

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How can impression evidence be preserved at a crime scene?

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Using casting materials, photography, and lifting techniques.

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What is the importance of proper evidence collection techniques?

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Proper techniques ensure the integrity and reliability of the evidence.