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PBS 1.1.1-1.1.4 Evidence Review

PBS 1.1.1-1.1.4 Evidence Review

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10th - 11th Grade

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6 Slides • 14 Questions

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Evidence Review

Anna Garcia Case

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2

Review of Evidence from 1.1.1-1.1.4

Take out your notes and lets review and compare evidence so far. The questions on the next slides are timed, so make sure you have your notes out before you proceed.


This is not for a grade but it should hlep you see how your ideas compare with your classmates. Soon you will be asked to share your answers and defend why you chose them in a video that will count for a quiz grade.


3

Have your lab journal out and ready to go

The questions are timed. Be ready

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4

Poll

In 1.1.2, two persons of interest had questionable polygraph results. Select BOTH people from the choices below.

Eric Peidmont

Dominique Hall

Taylor Diaz

Dr. Elise Opal

Sam Green

5

Multiple Choice

When people lie they often release a hormone called adrenaline. What effect would you expect lying (and the release of adrenaline) to have on the body?

1

Heart rate will increase. Respiration rate will decrease.

2

Heart rate will increase. Respiration rate will increase.

3

Heart rate will decrease. Respiration rate will increase.

4

Heart rate will decrease. Respiration rate will decrease.

6

Open Ended

Sometimes when people tell a lie their respiratory rates decrease instead of increase. Why do you think this happens?

7

Poll

Who's hair was found at the scene?

Eric Piedmont

Dominique Hall

Taylor Diaz

Dr. Elise Opal

Sam Greene

8

Poll

Who's fingerprint was found on the glassware at the scene?

Eric Piedmont

Dominique Hall

Taylor Diaz

Dr. Elise Opal

Anna Garcia

9

Poll

Who's fingerprint was found on the note at the scene?

Eric Piedmont

Anna Garcia

Taylor Diaz

Dr. Elise Opal

Sam Greene

10

Compare your time with this one

  • This is a very basic timeline

  • Be familiar with the details that support what's here

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11

Open Ended

List the 4 components of blood

12

Multiple Choice

Platelets are also known as

1

Leukocytes

2

Erythrocytes

3

Thromobocytes

13

Multiple Choice

White blood cells are also known as

1

Leukocytes

2

Erythrocytes

3

Thromobocytes

14

Multiple Choice

Red blood cells are also known as

1

Leukocytes

2

Erythrocytes

3

Thromobocytes

15

Poll

The presumptive blood tests for scene sample 1 (edge of the table) were

negative

positive

16

Poll

The presumptive blood tests for scene sample 2 (floor) were

negative

positive

17

Poll

The blood at the scene (from both locations) could have belonged to 3 of the persons of interest. Please select the 3 people you think had the same blood type as the blood at the scene.

Eric Peidmont

Dominique Hall

Taylor Diaz

Anna Garcia

Sam Green

18

Open Ended

You made a height determination graph using known data and were then asked to use the standard curve to determine the height from which the blood at the scene fell. What height (don't forget your units) did you identify as your answer?

19

Your height determination graph should look like this


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20

Your height extrapolation should look like this

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Evidence Review

Anna Garcia Case

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