WorksheetsForensic/Pathology
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the definition of Pathology?
The branch of medicine concerned with diseases.
The scientific study of the nature, origin, process, and cause of disease.
The branch of medicine which deals with the incidence, distribution, and possible control of diseases.
The study of life.
What is this fingerprint?
Plain Loop.
Tented Arch.
Whorl.
Accidental.
What is the percent of people with arch fingerprints?
17%
30%
65%
5%
What is the reason for autopsy?
Candy
Old age
Unnatural cause
Declined by family
What does the pelvis help you determine?
Gender
Age
Height
Weight
What is one way you can tell a person identity after death?
Teeth
Hair
Fingers
Feet
How long is livor mortis visible after death?
2-6 hours
5-10 minutes
2-12 hours
30-60 minutes
What does "Mortis" mean?
Death
Life
Frozen
Sleep
What does "rigor" mean?
Life
Undead
Stiffening
Relaxing
What does DNA mean?
Deoxyribonucleic acid
Do not answer
phosphoric acid.
Dacryocystorhinostomy acid
What two people have the same DNA strands?
Fraternal Twins
Mother and Child
Elephants
Identical Twins
What is the four blood types?
A,B,O,AB
C,E,A,AB
A,G,H,AK
A,B,P,AB
What are the two types of autopsies?
Clinical, Basic
Forensics, Applied
Forensics, Clinical
Applied, Basic
What is a forensic anthropologist?
Criminal investigator
Examination of human skeletal remains
The study of death
Someone who study a crime scene.
What does "SOP" stand for?
Serious Old People
Standard Operation Procedure
Surprise Operation Procedure
Standard Operation Process
