- 1. Blood group: A, Antigen present: A, what is the antibodies present?
A) Neither Anti- A nor Anti-B
B) Anti-B
C) Anti-A and Anti-B
D) Anti-A
- 2. Paired genes are similar.
A) Homozygous
B) Microgamete
C) Macrogamete
D) Heterozygous
- 3. Any of the microscopic rod-shape bodies bearing genes responsible for the
transmission of hereditary characteristics.
A) Genes
B) Gamete
C) Chromosomes
D) Alleles
- 4. One who possess special skills, be it in art, trade or science
A) Ordinary witness
B) Expert witness
C) Lawyer
D) Bystander
- 5. Where semen can be found as wet or dried condition?
A) Underclothing
B) Vaginal content of victim
C) Bed clothing
D) Skin around the genitals
- 6. Which does not belong to the golden rules in practice of forensic chemistry.
A) Consult others
B) Be thorough
C) Go slowly
D) Through imagination
- 7. The fathers blood group is blood group A. mothers blood group is blood group B. what are the possible child.
A) A, B
B) A, AB, B
C) A. AB, B, O
D) AB
- 8. Expert witness may be required to perform certain experiments to prove a certain matter of fact.
A) Documentary evidence
B) Experimental evidence
C) Real or autoptic evidence
D) Testimonial evidence
- 9. In weighing the testimony of an expert, all the circumstances of the case must NOT be taken into consideration except one.
A) degree of learning of the observer
B) degree of learning of the judge
C) degree of learning of the victim
D) Degree of learning of the witness
- 10. The luminol test positive result is shown as
A) Intense blue color
B) Purple color
C) Deep pink
D) Emission of light
- 11. Larger than mammals, oval and nucleated.
A) Amphibian red blood cells
B) Birds red blood cells
C) Reptile red blood cells.
D) Avian red blood cells
- 12. It is viscid, gelatinous and sticky. Becomes more liquid in character when exposed to air.
A) Blood
B) Spermatozoa
C) Seminal fluid
D) Epithelial cells
- 13. A whitish fluid of the male reproductive tract consisting of spermatozoa suspended.
A) Seminal fluid
B) Semen
C) Seminal stain
D) Sperm cell
- 14. A condition whereby males have abnormally low sperm count.
A) Aspermia
B) Oliguspermia
C) Oligospermia
D) Asphermia
- 15. The following are examinations for seminal stains or seminal fluid in forms of stains, except one.
A) Biological test
B) Chemical test
C) Barberio's test
D) Microscopic test
- 16. Which type of test for seminal fluid or seminal stain produced a positive result of purple color?
A) Florence test
B) Barberio's test
C) Alternative acid-phosphatase test
D) Acid phosphatase test
- 17. Sexual cells; reproductive cells that unites with one another to form cell that develops into a new individual,
A) Alleles
B) Sperm cell
C) Gamete
D) Gene
- 18. What is the ideal preserving temperature for blood and other peristable specimen.
A) 30-40°C
B) 45-50°C
C) 40-50°C
D) 40-45°C
- 19. A condition wherein males have no spermatozoa at all in their seminal fluid.
A) Oligospermia
B) Oligospermia
C) Aspermia
D) Seminal fluid
- 20. A test for semen und seminal stain that can produce a positive result even for a period of 2 years provided that the specimen it thoroughly dried and preserved.
A) Florence test
B) Flourence test
C) Barberos test
D) Barberio's test
- 21. Who introduced the Florence test?
A) Dr. Fowler
B) Dr. Florence of Lysons
C) Dr. Rence of London
D) Dr. Flourence of Lylons
- 22. Which cells s is produced by the bone marrow?
A) Plasma
B) White blood cells
C) Platelets
D) Red blood cells
- 23. Other term for antigen.
A) Agglutinens
B) Agglutinogens
C) Agglutinins
D) Agglotinogens
- 24. Antibodies is also known as?
A) Agglotinogens
B) Agglutinogens
C) Agglutinens
D) Agglutinins
- 25. Identify the possible child, if the parents blood group is A x AB.
A) B,A
B) A,B AB
C) AA,B
D) A,AB
- 26. Identify the possible child in the mating of AB X AB.
A) AA,BB
B) BB,AA
C) A,B AB
D) A,B
- 27. In the mating of A x O, what are the impossible blood results?
A) A, AB
B) O, AB
C) A,O
D) B, AB
- 28. Resembles blood stain but can be recognized by treating with strong acids and alkaline.
A) Synthetic dye
B) Stains
C) Rust stain
D) Mineral stain
- 29. This test produced positive result of orange-red pigment.
A) Naphtilphosphate
B) Acid phosphatase test
C) Alternative acid-phosphatase test
D) Diphenylamine test
- 30. What is the importance of the study of the blood?
A) As evidence in the determination of the outcome of the flow of blood
B) As circumstantial or corroborative evidence against or in favor of the victim
C) As evidence in case of disputed parentage
D) As evidence on rape case
- 31. Red blood cells are composed of 45% of formed materials or solid materials consisting chiefly of cells, one of them is WHITE BLOOD CELLS also known as __________.
A) THROMBOCYTES
B) PLATELETS
C) ERYTHROCYTES
D) LEUKOCYTES
- 32. Which test produces a positive result: large rhombic Crystals of a salmon pink color arrange in cluster.
A) HEAMOCHROMOGEN CRYSTAL TEST
B) HEIMOCHROMOGEN CRYSTAL TEST
C) HAEMOCHROMOGEN CRYSTAL TEST
D) HAEMOCROMOGEN CRYSTAL TEST
- 33. Blood has been called the circulating tissue of the body. It is the red fluid of the blood vessel. It is faintly alkaline. Its normal PH is_________?
A) 7.45-7.55
B) 7.25-7.35
C) 7.35-7.45
D) 7.15-7.20
- 34. The specimen usually submitted is fresh blood or fluid blood, dried blood and clotted blood. Very often it is to the Laboratory in the form of_____________ stains in weapons, clothing or other object.
A) Clotted blood
B) Dried red or brown stains
C) Dried blood
D) Fluid blood
- 35. Which belongs to the confirmatory test for blood?
A) Microchemical and microcrystalline test
B) Teicmann haernin reaction
C) Takayama test
D) acetone-haemin test
- 36. Plasma is the yellowish fluids of the blood in which numerous blood corpuscles are suspended. What is the soluble precursor of fibrin, which forms blood clot?
A) GLOBUINS
B) PLASMA
C) ALBUMEN
D) FIBRINOGEN
- 37. The test that possibly determines whether bloodstain really contain blood.
A) Preliminary test
B) confirmatory test
C) benzidine test
D) Precipitin test
- 38. The most abundant protein in the blood.
A) GLOBULINS
B) ALBUMEN
C) SERUM
D) FIBRINOGEN
- 39. Has important role in the immune mechanism of the body It carries drugs as well as sex and thyroid hormones.
A) SERUM
B) FIBRINOGEN
C) ALBUMEN
D) GLOBULINS
- 40. Which test is NOT an example of preliminary test?
A) THE PHENOLPHTHALIEIN TEST
B) THE TEICMANN TEST
C) THE LEUCOMALACHITE GREEN TEST
D) THE GUAIACUM TEST
- 41. An enzyme that accelerates the oxidization of several classes of organic compound by peroxide.
A) PEROXIDIZE
B) PEROXIDASE
C) PEROXIDAZE
D) PIROXIDISE
- 42. What is the positive result of the ACETONE-HAEMIN TEST.
A) beatitiful blue color.
B) Dark brown rhombic crystal
C) Rose color develops
D) Small dark, diachronic acicular crystals
- 43. The positive result of THE BENZIDINE TEST.
A) INTENSE BLUE COLOR
B) BEATUTIFUL BLUE COLOR
C) FAIR BLUE COLOR
D) CRYSTAL BLUE COLOR
- 44. The positive result of LEUCOMALACHITE GREEN TEST is?
A) Salmon pink
B) apple green
C) deep pink
D) Bluish green
- 45. Pairs of contrasting genes, which determines the expression of the characteristics of an individual.
A) Chromosomes
B) alleles
C) Gamete
D) Zygote
- 46. Determines whether the blood stain is off human or non-human origin.
A) Microscopic test
B) Precipitin test
C) Paraffin test
- 47. What is the other term for Red Blood Cells.
A) Leukocytes
B) Thrombocytes
C) Erythrocyte
- 48. Circular, biconcave disc or rounded edges.
A) Lamprey eel red blood cells
B) Amphibian red blood cells
C) Mamalian red blood cells
- 49. Terms use to denote the expression of the inherited characteristics as found in the individual
A) Chromosomes
B) Gamete
C) Genotype
D) Phenotype
- 50. Theory that postulates the presence of three allelic genes
A) Benten theory
B) Beinstein theory
C) Barbero's theory
D) Florence theory
- 51. According to him the blood group of any individual is determined by combination of A, B, O in particular pair of chromosomes.
A) Barbero's
B) Flourence
C) Beinstein
D) Florence
- 52. Test limited only to seeking out bloodstain invisible to the naked eye.
A) Teicman test
B) Takayama test
C) Benzidine test
D) The luminol test
- 53. Useful for the distinction between mammalian, avian, piscine and reptilian blood.
A) Guaiacum test
B) The microscopic test
C) Precipitin test
D) Spectroscopic test
- 54. This test can still yield positive result to dried bloodstain ages 10-15 years or longer.
A) The precipitin test
B) Luminol test
C) Takayama test
D) Guaiacum test
- 55. Which of the following poisons is often used in changing in rat poison and can lead to fatal hemorrhaging if ingested?
A) Strychnine
B) Lead
C) Cyanide
D) Arsenic
- 56. What is the primary role of toxicology in criminal investigation?
A) To establish the exact time of death
B) To identify and quantify poisons in a victims body
C) To determine the motive behind a crime
D) To analyze fingerprints at a crime scene
- 57. An acid found in ants and spiders.
A) Chloroform
B) Lysol
C) Atropine
D) Formic acid
- 58. It is used as a "knock-out drops"
A) Arsenic
B) Chloral hydrate
C) Ergot
D) Methanol
- 59. Substance that makes the poison harmless by chemically altering it.
A) Mechanical antidote
B) Emetics
C) Physiological antidote
D) Chemical antidote
- 60. Classes of emetics this procedure produces their effects through the medium of circulation
A) System or general emetic
B) Local emetic
C) Emetic
D) System local emetic
- 61. Kind of dose that one that kills.
A) Safe dose
B) Lethal dose
C) Poisonous dose
D) Toxic dose
- 62. Branch of science that treats of the form and quantity of medicine to be administered with in a certain period.
A) Posology
B) Pharmacist
C) Toxicology
D) Physiology
- 63. Type of poisoning from medical point of view: cases of short duration and extreme violence that may include symptoms of chronic poisoning.
A) Acute poisoning
B) Sub-acute poisoning
C) Undermined
D) Chronic poisoning
- 64. Agents that produce exhaustion, Mark loss of vital or muscular power.
A) Sedatives
B) Asthenic
C) Neurotic
D) Tetanics
- 65. It is the physiological desire to repeat the use of drugs intermittently of continuously because of emotional reason.
A) Favorite
B) Habituation
C) Drug dependence
D) Addictions
- 66. An act institutes the comprehensive dangerous drug act of 2002.
A) RA 6245
B) RA 9615
C) RA 6425
D) RA 9165
- 67. Maintenance of Den, Dive, or Resort is under what section of article II of comprehensive dangerous drug act of 2002.
A) Section 5
B) Section 10
C) Section 7
D) Section 6
- 68. what is the penalty of possession of illegal dres Spaum, morphine, heroin, cocaine if the amount is less than 5 grams.
A) Prison Mayor and a fine of Php100,000- Php200,000
B) reclusion Perpetus and a fine of Php200,000- Php300,000
C) Reclusion Perpetua and a fine of Php 500,000-Php10,000,000
D) Reclusion temporal and a fine of Php300,000-Php-400,000
- 69. ecstasy is also known as?
A) methylenedioxymethamphetamine
B) methamphetamine hydrochloride
C) trimethoxyamphetamine
D) methylenedioxyphenetylamine
- 70. agents or drugs that cause calmness, relieves Gension or irritability.
A) Narcotics
B) Tranquilizer
C) Stimulants
D) Sedatives
- 71. also known as Dance drug
A) party drugs
B) meth
C) shabu
D) ecstasy
- 72. refers as poor man's cocaine
A) Shabu
B) Marijuana
C) Cocaine
D) Ecstasy
- 73. section 4 of article II republic act 9165 is all about?
A) use of dangerous drugs
B) maintenance of den, dive or resort
C) possession of dangerous drug
D) importation of dangerous drug and/or controlled precursor and essential chemicals
- 74. Opium poppy is from which plant came from?
A) coca leaf
B) cannabis sativa lima
C) Indian hemp.
D) papaver sumniferum
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