A poison is more rapidly absorbed when it is in gaseous state than in solid or liquid form.

Which mode of administration of poison is most effective which can rapidly produce an effect to the person taking it.

Absorption of poison is more rapid in areas where blood supply is greater compared to areas that has least blood supply.

It is the quantity of medicine to be administered at one time.

Lethal Dose is:

Poisonous Dose is

Which of the following is not an action of an antidote?

It is an agent that removes the poison without changing it; coats the surface of the organ so that absorption is prevented.

It is an agent that makes the poison harmless by chemically altering it

It is an agent that acts upon the system so as to counteract the effects of the poison

It is an agent that forms a protective film; soothes and protects the parts where demulcent is applied.

It is an agent that produces intestinal evacuation.

Carbon monoxide is an example of ___________ that is deadly when large amount is inhaled.

This toxin is considered the most potent neurotoxin know to man.

Which evidence of poisoning is observed when chemical analysis of the suspected substance or the vomit or secretion of the body is performed.

Hydrogen cyanide is an example of:

Digitalis is an example of ___________ .

This type of poison is isolated by extraction with organic solvents such as strychnine and other alkaloids.

This type of poison is isolated by extraction with alcohol and chloroform.

It is the graphical representation of the three elements of fire, namely: Oxygen, heat, and fuel.

It has four elements that includes uninhibited chemical chain reaction, fuel, oxygen, and heat and it represents the flaming mode of combustion.

It is the most common way of creating fire and requires you to rub wood together using a bow, plow or a hand drill.

It is a way of producing fire by creating a spark to set a by using materials like rocks, flint, and a battery with wool to create sparks that will start a fire

The oxygen requirement in order for a fire to occur is?

On this stage of fire, flame ceases but dense smoke and heat completely fill the confined room.

It is a highly flammable chemicals that are used to facilitate flame propagation.

Aka liquid fires caused by combustible liquids like gasoline and oil products.

It is the process of preventing the fire from spreading and incurring further damages.

It is the process of lowering down the temperature at the area involved and preventing the fire from being free-burning.

The basis of criminal liability in arson includes all of the following except?

Willfulness in arson refers to the:

Malice in arson refers to the:

White smoke with bright white flames can be due to burning of:

Which is not a method of proof of arson?

Presence of bright reddish yellow flames can be due to burning of:

Which of the following is not considered a type of pyromania?

Motive in arson refers to the:

Intent in arson refers to the:

Which of the following laws is unrelated to arson?

The study of glass fragments and fractures is important in:

This type of glass was formed naturally by volcanic eruptions.

Which of the following is not a property of glass?

This type of glass is used for making automobile headlights, heat-resistant glass, lab glassware, thermometers and cookware.

This type of glass is used as decorative art glass.

This type of fracture is called the secondary structure and originate at the point of impact.

This type of fracture is the primary fracture that occurs at the opposite side of the glass.

On this side, concentric crack is observed, clear cut edges are seen, there is absence of depression and flaking.

What is the position of the shooter if the following characteristic is observed on the fractured glass: heavy flaking's or chippings on the left side of the glass

What is the position of the shooter if the following characteristic is observed on the fractured glass: even distribution of chippings on the exit side of the glass

It is an instrument or object capable of making a mark on another object

It is defined as any impression, cut, scratch, gouge, or abrasion, or any other marking left on an object by any another object or instrument.

It is made when a tool is pressed against or into a receiving surface.

It is produced when surfaces slide across one another. The harder surface leaves scratch marks on the softer surface.

It refers the pattern evidence made by track tires that often leave behind unique pattern. 

It is formed when a shoe sinks a soft substance like snow or mud.

It refers the mark made by outside surface of the sole of the shoe often found on the crime scene.

This tool is used to gain leverage between two objects.

It is a bladed tools designed to compress material when struck.

This tool contains opposing jaws which grasp onto an object

Which of the following is the major primer element of ammunitions?

Cartridge and primer cases of guns are usually made up of:

Triple-based gunpowder is made up of:

Burning of this powder yields:

2KNO₃ +2O₂+ S+C ---------------- CO₂ +SO₂+K₂O₂+2NO

Paraffin casting of alleged shooter should be done with in __________ from the time of the alleged shooting incident.

Is a white translucent, tasteless odorless solid consisting of a mixture of solid of hydrocarbons that is used in determination of nitrates.

All of the following substances can give false positive result in paraffin test except?

The following may cause false negative result even a person has fired a gun except?

One is more likely positive for gunpowder nitrates if there is no wind, or the wind direction is towards the shooter.

Which of the following is evident on the wound of the victim if the muzzle of the gun is 1 to 2 inches away to the victim?

Which of the following is evident on the wound of the victim if the muzzle of the gun is 2 to 8 inches away to the victim?

Which of the following is evident on the wound of the victim if the muzzle of the gun is 8 to 18 inches away to the victim?

Single-based gunpowder is made up of:

Lead residue testing for the presence of gunshot residue has a detection limit up to:

All are characteristics of entrance hole except:

This type of powder is consists of Cellulose or glycerol nitrate combined with some stabilizers like nitrobenzene or graphite nitrates, dichromate or oxalates.

A weapon of 2-inch barrel will deposit residue over a larger area than a weapon of 5 inch barrel (even if they are discharged from the same distance with the same type of ammunition).

Complete combustion or the conversion of all nitrates into its end product is more likely to occur in a an old weapon compared to a new one, hence it is common to find nitrates when an new gun is used.

More powder residues will be obtained when the gun is discharged pointing upward than downward.

A hand discharging a revolver is more likely to give a positive result for gunpowder nitrates compared to that of a hand discharging a pistol.

Zimmerman test for diazepam produces what color?

Simon test for detection of ecstasy produces what color?

The effects of this dangerous drugs is characterized by: faster heartbeat, bloodshot eyes, dry mouth, chest pain, temporary loss of fertility and cancer.

It is the drug of choice for 90% of the Filipino drug users.

3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine, is most commonly known as

Long term use of this drug can lead to psychosis similar to schizophrenia, difficulty in concentrating and loss of interest in sex.

Which of the following is not a narcotic drug?

Aka Lucy in the sky with diamonds

Physical effects of this drug are dilated pupils, flushed face, and increased blood pressure. It can also cause miscarriages and birth defects among pregnant women.

These are artificially produced substances, synthesized in the laboratory for the illicit market, which are almost wholly manufactured from chemical compounds in illicit laboratories.

These type of drug increases alertness of physical disposition.

This type of drug affects sensation, thinking, self-awareness and emotion and changes a person state of reality.

This method is used as screening test for dangerous drug using urine as sample/specimen.

A form of tampering wherein a specimen which has been derived through switching or replacement of the original sample.

A form of tampering wherein a urine specimen contains other substance that is not considered a normal constituent of urine.

Which of the following method is used as confirmatory for drug testing?

Which agency is responsible for the custody of all dangerous drugs, plant sources of dangerous drugs, controlled precursors and essential chemicals as well as instruments/paraphernalia and/or laboratory equipment that are confiscated, seized and/or surrendered.

This type of dependence is characterized by the need of the drug in order to feel good, to get by or feel normal

Which of the following is classified as prohibited drug under RA 6425?

Any non-medical use of drugs that cause physical, psychological, legal, economic, or social damage to the user or to people affected by the user's behavior.