CFN Forensic Evidence Collection & Documentation

Question 1

What is the first step in forensic evidence collection at a crime scene?

Accepted Answer

Secure the crime scene to preserve evidence

Answer

Photograph the evidence immediately.

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Begin collecting trace materials.

Answer

Interview all witnesses first.

Question 2

Which container is most appropriate for collecting biological evidence?

Accepted Answer

Paper bag

Answer

Plastic bag

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Glass jar

Answer

Aluminum foil

Question 3

Why is chain of custody important in forensic evidence handling?

Accepted Answer

It ensures evidence is not tampered with

Answer

It simplifies evidence collection.

Answer

It allows for faster processing.

Answer

It is optional in minor cases.

Question 4

What is the primary purpose of photographic documentation at a crime scene?

Accepted Answer

To aid in forensic analysis and courtroom presentations

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To use in news reports.

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To create promotional materials.

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To replace written notes.

Question 5

Which tool is commonly used to collect trace evidence?

Accepted Answer

Tweezers

Answer

Scissors

Answer

Syringe

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Scalpel

Question 6

When collecting evidence, gloves should be changed between:

Accepted Answer

Handling each piece of evidence

Answer

Every 30 minutes

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End of shift

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Beginning of each day

Question 7

What is the role of documentation in forensic nursing?

Accepted Answer

To provide a legal and medical record

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To avoid writing reports.

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To simplify billing.

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To entertain juries.

Question 8

What should be done if evidence packaging is damaged?

Accepted Answer

Document and repackage appropriately

Answer

Ignore and proceed.

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Seal it with tape.

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Discard the evidence.

Question 9

Why is time-stamping evidence important?

Accepted Answer

To track evidence chronology and accountability

Answer

For decoration.

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To confuse the defense.

Answer

To make evidence heavier.