Ch 8 Blood and Blood Splatter Review Ms. Danielson.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Blood and Blood Spatter. Blood 3 Types of Cells – Red Blood Cells – White Blood Cells – Platelets All contained in plasma that contains proteins: – Antibodies.
Advertisements

Ch 8: Blood & Blood Spatter: Day 1 Vocabulary – p195
Meghan Hospodar August 11, 2013 Medaille College EDU 671
BLOOD TYPES : 101.
Blood Typing Honors Biology Powerpoint #3.
Blood Type (ABO).
Blood Typing Honors Biology Powerpoint #2.
Plasma Straw colored, nonliving part of blood. 90% Water
Bloodspatter Pattern Analysis
explain the composition of blood describe the function of blood cells
Forensic Serology Blood. What Exactly is BLOOD?? Fluid portion of blood= PLASMA – Primarily water and is 55% of the blood Suspended in the plasma are.
Platelets Do not contain a nucleus produced in bone marrow when blood vessels are ruptured, they initiate the blood clotting reactions
Blood and Blood Spatter Serology Blood Spatter Analysis.
HUMAN BLOOD R.B.C Red blood cells contain a special protein called hemoglobin, which contains iron and carries the oxygen to the body Red blood cells.
What is Blood Made Of? Red Blood Cells White Blood Cells Plasma Platelets.
Chapter 12 Forensic Serology. Forensic Serology Introduction 1901, Karl Landsteiner found blood to be distinguishable by group –Led to the classification.
BLOOD TYPES. Blood type is based on the presence of 2 major antigens in RBC membranes-- A and B Whatever antigen you have present is your blood type Blood.
Why is donating blood important to be a part of? Will you donate blood in your lifetime?
What is blood? Blood is a mixture of several different components that are responsible for circulating nutrients, gases, and wastes –It contains enzymes,
Chapter 10 Blood. Serology Serology is the examination and analysis of body fluids. A forensic serologist may analyze a variety of body fluids including.
Most genes have more than two alleles for the same character.
Pg 145. The four different blood groups A B AB O.
Blood Facts The average adult has about FIVE liters of blood inside of their body, which makes up 7-8% of their body weight. Blood is living tissue that.
BLOOD TYPING. BLOOD EVIDENCE  Blood typing is class evidence.  It does not prove guilt because many people share the same blood type.  However, it.
Blood Types.
Forensic Science. Parts of blood Red blood cells Carry Oxygen Contain the antigens Most abundant cells in body White blood cells Part of the immune system.
Immunohematology Study of human blood groups. Karl Landsteiner 1901 Began studies of blood antigens, blood transfusions, genetic inheritance of blood,
Blood Types & Transfusions. Blood Transfusion The process of transferring blood from one body to another. – For 300 years doctors had tried this and more.
Human Blood Typing Lab Objective: 1. Apply blood typing method to determine the blood type for a sample of synthetic human blood 2. Describe the appearance.
Forensic Science: Fundamentals & Investigations, Chapter 8 1 Chapter 8 Blood and Blood Spatter By the end of this chapter you will be able to: o Explain.
* The circulatory system is an integral part to not only the transportation of energy and the material needed for cells to produce energy, but also as.
Blood Typing. What is the use of blood typing? Each person’s blood is different due to the presence of antigens on the surface of red blood cells. Before.
Forensic Science: Fundamentals & Investigations, Chapter 8 1 Chapter 8 Blood and Blood Splatter By the end of this chapter you will be able to: explain.
CHAPTER 8.1: BLOOD AND BLOOD SPATTER * Change Your Life.
What’s Your Blood Type?. There two distinct chemical molecules present on the surface of the red blood cells. One labeled molecule “A” = Type A and the.
Forensic Serology: Blood and Blood Spatter Evidence.
Health Occupations.  Identify key terms: Antigen & Antibody  Identify 4 Blood Types ◦ Antigens Present ◦ Antibodies Present ◦ Blood type donation/reception.
WARM UP 4/12 2. What can a gunshot wound show?
If you’re in an accident and need blood, how do you know which blood type you could receive from a donor?
Lab: Blood Samples.
Blood Evidence Chapter 10.
Blood Typing Biology Powerpoint #3 Mr. Velekei.
BIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE BLOOD.
explain the composition of blood describe the function of blood cells
Forensic Serology Forensic Science.
Blood Typing Health Occupations.
Blood can provide various evidence to investigators at a crime scene.
FORENSICS OF BLOOD SUNDAY ACADEMY
Blood typing – Multiple Allele Genetics at its best!
Blood Part 3.
Lab: Blood Samples.
Blood typing – Multiple Allele Genetics at its best!
RED BLOOD CELLS.
Immunohematology Study of human blood groups
Blood Types Some red blood cells have substances on the surface of the cell membranes - two types A or B (called agglutinogens) - passed from genes of.
Blood Types Codominance/Complete Dominance
Intro to Blood and Blood Types
19-3 Blood Types Surface antigens
Blood and Blood Spatter Vocabulary
HUMAN BLOOD Thanks to North Allegheny School District, Pittsburgh, PA
BLOOD TYPES.
Chapter 8 Blood and Blood Splatter Introduction and History
Blood typing – Multiple Allele Genetics at its best!
Journal Why is it important to know your blood type?
explain the composition of blood describe the function of blood cells
Forensic Serology: Blood and Blood Spatter Evidence
Blood in Forensics.
Blood Typing.
Presentation transcript:

Ch 8 Blood and Blood Splatter Review Ms. Danielson

1. Secondary drops formed when some blood breaks free of the main contact drop of blood are called ____. A.Lines of convergence B.Point of origin C.Satellites D.Spikes E.Tail

2. ____ agglutinates in the presence of anti A serum. A.A B.B C.AB D.O

3. A three dimensional view formed using lines of convergence and angles of impact of at least two different drops of blood to identify the source and location of blood splatter is _____. A.Lines of convergence B.Point of origin C.Satellites D.Spikes E.Cast off

4. _____ developed the Presumptive test for blood. A.Leeuwenhoek B.Mayo clinic C.Landsteiner D.Kastle E.American Red Cross

5. Proteins secreted by white blood cells that attach to antigens a/an ___. A.Antigen B.Antibody C.Antigen-antibody response D.Agglutination E.Cell surface protein

6. ____ contains no cell surface proteins. A.AB+ B.AB- C.O+ D.O-

7. _____ developed a method for storing blood for transfusions. A.Leeuwenhoek B.Mayo clinic C.Landsteiner D.Kastle E.American Red Cross

8. ____ fights disease and foreign invaders. A.Red blood cells B.White blood cells C.Platelets D.Hemoglobin E.Antigens

9. ____ is the universal recipient. A.AB+ B.AB- C.O+ D.O-

10. A Two dimensional view of the intersection of lines formed by drawing a line through the main axis of at least two drops of blood that indicate the general are of the source of the spatter is called_____. A.Lines of convergence B.Point of origin C.Satellites D.Spikes E.Cast off

11. _____ organized civilian blood banks for WWII. A.Leeuwenhoek B.Mayo clinic C.Landsteiner D.Kastle E.American Red Cross

12. _____ is the iron containing protein that carries oxygen throughout the body. A.Red blood cells B.White blood cells C.Platelets D.Hemoglobin E.Antibodies

13. ____ is the universal donor. A.AB+ B.AB- C.O+ D.O-

14. Any foreign substance or cell in the body that reacts with antibodies a/an ___. A.Antigen B.Antibody C.Antigen-antibody response D.Agglutination E.Cell surface protein

15. ____ contains DNA. A.Red blood cells B.White blood cells C.Platelets D.Both A and B E.None of the above

16. _____Contain cell surface proteins like A, Rh and MM. A.Red blood cells B.White blood cells C.Platelets D.Hemoglobin E.Antibodies

17. Proteins imbedded in the cell membrane a/an ___. A.Antigen B.Antibody C.Antigen-antibody response D.Agglutination E.Cell surface protein

18. Jagged edges on a blood drop caused by high velocity are called ____. A.Lines of convergence B.Point of origin C.Satellites D.Spikes E.Cast off

19. ____ occurs in 43% of the US. A.A B.B C.AB D.O

20. ____ is the rarest blood type in the US. A.A B.B C.AB D.O

21. _____ is involved in blood clotting. A.Red blood cells B.White blood cells C.Platelets D.Hemoglobin E.Antibodies

22. ____ contains both B and Rh proteins. A.B+ B.A- C.O+ D.B-

23. ____ contains both A and B proteins. A.A B.B C.AB D.O

24. A reaction in which antibodies attach to specific antigens a/an ___. A.Antigen B.Antibody C.Antigen-antibody response D.Agglutination E.Cell surface protein

25. ____ discovered A, B, and Rh proteins. A.Leeuwenhoek B.Mayo clinic C.Landsteiner D.Kastle E.American Red Cross

26. The clumping of molecules or cells caused by an antigen – antibody reaction is called___. A.Allergic response B.Clotting C.Blood typing D.Agglutination

27. The first scientist to view blood cells under a microscope in 1659 was___. A.Leeuwenhoek B.Mayo clinic C.Landsteiner D.Kastle E.American Red Cross