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- True or False: Forward spatter consists of the blood projected backward from the source, and back spatter isprojected outward and away from the source.___________Sterility results from inflammation of the fallopian tube, which can be caused by_______________.True or False: X-ray examinations are most commonlyperformed in gunshot wound cases and stab woundcases. ___________
- The examination of blood, hairs, fibers, and botanicalmaterials is conducted in the ___________ unit of acrime laboratory.The ___________ method of bloodstain documentationinvolves setting up a border of rulers around the patternand then placing a small ruler next to each stain to showrelative position and size in photographsPetechiae are caused by the escaping of blood into thetissue as a result of ___________ bursting
- . ___________ tests tentatively identify drugs by the sizeand shape of crystals formed when the drug is mixedwith specific reagents.For many years, the most commonly used color test foridentifying blood was the ___________ color test.While the IVC can be seen from the bicaval view, a dedicated view of the IVC in its long axis can be acquired with slight _____________ rotation and angling of the probe towards the patient’s _______ side.
