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CITP Test 4 Questionsfingerprints are composed of what? - answerfriction ridge skin
prisoner processing (epo#1)
friction ridges are found where? - answerpalmer and plantar
prisoner processing (epo#1)
what is AFIS? - answerAutomated Fingerprint Identification System
managed by FBI
prisoner processing (epo#1)
what color is the FD249 (standard fingerprint card) fingerprint card? - answerred =
criminal
blue = applicant card
prisoner processing (epo#1)
how is a fingerprint properly rolled? - answernail edge to nail edge / fingertip to below
knuckle
prisoner processing (epo#1)
how should charges be documented on an FD249? - answerin literal terms aka murder,
rape, robbery, etc. & each charge as designated
prisoner processing (epo#1)
where is the FD249 sent once completed? - answerto the FBI
prisoner processing (epo#1)
how many cards are composed in major case prints? - answerfive cards total:
ONE - FD249 FBI standard criminal fingerprint card
TWO - FD884 FBI standard palm print cards
TWO - FD884a FBI standard supplemental finger and palm print cards (1 per hand)
prisoner processing (epo#2)
major case prints are not live scanned true/false - answertrue. they are inked
prisoner processing (epo#2)
what five impressions are taken of each finger and recorded in the FD884a? - answer(1)
the left edge (45 degree angle) / 45
(2) the flat side of the finger / flat
, (3) the right edge (45 degree angle) / 45
(4) the finger is then fully rolled, to include all joints / full
(5) the tips are then recorded / tip
prisoner processing (epo#2)
what is the procedure for printing the palm print? - answer-the entire palms are inked
using the inking roller (palms inked with roller)
-the card is then attached to a cylindrical object of a minimum of 3 inches in diameter
suing rubber bands (cylinder min 3")
prisoner processing (epo#2)
what does collecting "major case" prints mean? - answerthe intentional recording of all
of the friction ridge patterns of the palmer surfaces of the hands for the purpose of
forensic examination and/or identification
prisoner processing (epo#2)
what form is included in the buccal collection kit? - answerFD936 / request for national
DNA database entry form
prisoner processing (epo#3)
what is CODIS? - answercombined DNA Index system - managed by FBI
prisoner processing (epo#3)
what one piece of PII must be included on the FD936? - answerFABS
FBI#
Alien#
BOP#
SSN
prisoner processing (epo#3)
how many times must the drag collector for DNA be applied? - answer8 times / or 15s
prisoner processing (epo#3)
when completing the standard fingerprint card (FD249) what is the sequence and what
direction should the prints be rolled? - answerstart with thumb first
typically right hand, right thumb.
Thumbs TOWARDS body
Fingers away FROM body
what are the two types of clandestine labs? - answerred phosphorous
birch reduction/nazi
(clandestine labs epo#1)
what are the indicators of red phosphorous? - answerephedrine or pseudoephedrine is
precursor. red phosphorous (match striking plates) and iodine, or hydriodic acid are
used in reaction process
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