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WorksheetsImpression Evidence 1 (Dental/Impression Types)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
What are "Patent" or visible impressions?
3-D imprints left in a soft substance
2-D impressions that are visible to the unaided eye
Impressions hidden to the eye but can be made visible using development techniques
Impressions that are easily lost and must be documented right away with casting
What are "Plastic" impressions?
3-D imprints left in a soft substance
2-D impressions that are visible to the unaided eye
Impressions hidden to the eye but can be made visible using development techniques
Impressions that are easily lost and must be documented right away with casting
What are "Latent" impressions?
3-D imprints left in a soft substance
2-D impressions that are visible to the unaided eye
Impressions hidden to the eye but can be made visible using development techniques
Impressions that are easily lost and must be documented right away with casting
Which type of impression cannot be collected using photography?
2-D
3-D
Patent
Latent
A shoe print is an example of class evidence.
true
false
A fingerprint is an example of class evidence.
true
false
A swatch of fiber is an example of individual evidence.
true
false
A saliva sample from a dental impression an example of individual evidence.
true
false
Humans have _____________ primary (baby) teeth
18
20
23
32
Humans have _____________ permanent teeth
18
20
23
32
Baby teeth start to come in between _______ and _______ months old.
6-10
4-7
5-12
7-12
What is the real name for our front teeth?
Molar
Canine Cuspid
Lateral Incisor
Central Incisor
What teeth are in the very back of our mouths?
Molar
Canine Cuspid
Lateral Incisor
Central Incisor
Which tooth is often elongated and pointed in pictures of vampires?
Molar
Canine Cuspid
Lateral Incisor
Central Incisor
Bite marks can be used to...
get the exact age of a victim or suspect
identify remains
identify the gender of a victim or suspect
identify a suspect
