MOdule 6 Lesson 3 Student Notes - Module 6 Lesson 3 Student...

Module 6 Lesson 3 Student Notes Document
Forensic Science, NCVPS
Complete the following prompts as you move through the notes
presentation. You will submit these notes to your teacher in the course.
Introduction: In your own words describe what this lesson is about.
- Shape, size and pattern of bloodstain can tell story of the crime.
Standards… What are the standards that you will cover in this module?
- 1.00- Understand and apply appropriate forensic science techniques for crime scene
investigation, focusing on the recognition, documentation, collection, and preservation of
evidence.
- 1.00 - C Determine and use appropriate techniques to search crime scenes.
- 1.00 - D Find, collect, and document evidence
- 2.00 - Use scientific knowledge and standard scientific techniques to analyze forensic
evidence
Key Terms… For each of the key terms, roll over the term to see the definition.
Write the term that matches each definition below: (Terms are not in the same order
as the key terms in the lesson.)
Patent drop
A drop of blood from which a wave, cast-off, or satellite spatter originated from.
Projected blood
spatter
Passive blood
stains
Contact/transfer
blood stains

such as a bloody shoe print or a smear from a body being dragged.
Satellite spatter Small droplets of blood that are distributed around a drop or pool of blood as a result of the blood
impacting the target surface.
Arterial spray Resulting from blood exiting the body under pressure from a breached artery. Can travel long distances.