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Chapter 16 Vocabulary

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Agglutination ❏ The coming together or clumping of antigen bearing red blood cells and the antibodies specific to that antigen. ❏ Altered Bloodstains ❏ Shed blood that has been changed physically or physiologically. ❏ Antibody ❏ Antibodies are found in the blood serum and are specific to a blood type. ❏ They serve as protection from non compatible blood types. ❏ Antigen ❏ Antigens in blood are inherited substances on the erythrocyte (red blood cell) that are responsible for eliciting a blood group reaction to specific antibodies. ❏ Blood ❏ A solution of various materials important for sustaining life. ❏ Bloodstain Pattern Analysis (BSPA) ❏ An area of forensic science that interprets the patterns seen in deposited blood and relates them to the actions that could have caused the pattern. ❏ Confirmatory Test ❏ A test that used to identify the specific fluid or material present. ❏ Erythrocytes ❏ A component of the solid part of the blood responsible for carrying oxygen and removing carbon dioxide from the cells, commonly called red blood cells. ❏ Forensic Serology ❏ The examination and identification of body fluids as they relate to a crime scene. ❏ Leucocytes ❏ A component of the solid part of the blood responsible for fighting infection, commonly called white blood cells. ❏ Passive Bloodstains ❏ Blood that is shed and travels under the influence of gravity only. ❏ Plasma ❏ The liquid portion of the blood, which has, in suspension, blood cells and platelets along with water, glucose, proteins, and other chemical compounds. ❏ Spatter Bloodstains ❏ Blood that moves due to a force in addition to gravity which exhibits directionality and specific distribution patterns. ❏ Screening (presumptive) Test ❏ A test that establishes the possibility that a specific type of fluid or substance is present in the sample.

Serology ❏ The examination and identification of body fluids. ❏ Thrombocytes ❏ A component of the solid part of the blood that assists in the clotting process. They are commonly called platelets. ❏ Viscous ❏ A term used to describe a liquid that has a resistance to flow. ❏

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Chapter 16 Vocabulary

Course: Forensic Science (CHEM1118)

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Agglutination
The coming together or clumping of antigen bearing red blood cells
and the antibodies specific to that antigen.
Altered Bloodstains
Shed blood that has been changed physically or physiologically.
Antibody
Antibodies are found in the blood serum and are specific to a blood
type.
They serve as protection from non compatible blood types.
Antigen
Antigens in blood are inherited substances on the erythrocyte (red
blood cell) that are responsible for eliciting a blood group reaction to
specific antibodies.
Blood
A solution of various materials important for sustaining life.
Bloodstain Pattern Analysis (BSPA)
An area of forensic science that interprets the patterns seen in
deposited blood and relates them to the actions that could have
caused the pattern.
Confirmatory Test
A test that used to identify the specific fluid or material present.
Erythrocytes
A component of the solid part of the blood responsible for carrying
oxygen and removing carbon dioxide from the cells, commonly called
red blood cells.
Forensic Serology
The examination and identification of body fluids as they relate to a
crime scene.
Leucocytes
A component of the solid part of the blood responsible for fighting
infection, commonly called white blood cells.
Passive Bloodstains
Blood that is shed and travels under the influence of gravity only.
Plasma
The liquid portion of the blood, which has, in suspension, blood cells
and platelets along with water, glucose, proteins, and other chemical
compounds.
Spatter Bloodstains
Blood that moves due to a force in addition to gravity which exhibits
directionality and specific distribution patterns.
Screening (presumptive) Test
A test that establishes the possibility that a specific type of fluid or
substance is present in the sample.