32 Questions
What is the definition of toxicology?
The study of the adverse effects of chemicals, physical agents, and biological agents in living organisms
What is the scope of Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology according to the text?
Invasion into other branches of forensic sciences such as legal medicine, ballistics, questioned documents, dactyloscopy, and photography
What is meant by 'Forensic Science'?
The scientific analysis and interpretation of physical evidence for use in a court of law
What is the role of a Criminalist according to the text?
To solve crimes through scientific analysis
Which branch of forensic science does Toxicology primarily fall under?
Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology
What is meant by 'Criminalistics' according to the text?
The science that deals with the detection of crime and apprehension of criminals
What is the purpose of standard specimen for comparison in forensic chemistry?
To serve as a reference for comparing with the questioned specimen
Which of the following is NOT a duty or responsibility of a forensic chemist?
Give lectures on forensic Chemistry & Toxicology to police/military training centers
What should a chemist do to refresh his memory before a court appearance?
Consult qualitative and quantitative examination notes
Which of the following is NOT part of the labeling and sealing requirement for evidence in forensic chemistry?
Type of chemical used in examination
What is the purpose of the communication of the results of examination to the requesting party in forensic chemistry?
To fulfill the legal requirement of sharing findings with relevant parties
What is the significance of maintaining individuality for each kind of evidence collected in forensic chemistry?
To prevent cross-contamination and maintain integrity of evidence
What is chemico-toxicological examination primarily focused on in forensic chemistry?
Examination of human internal organs, gastric contents, blood, water, and food samples
What does a chemist need to avoid while practicing forensic science?
Avoid using imagination but skill in forensic science
What does 'Go slowly' refer to in the Golden Rules in the Practice of Forensic Chemistry?
Avoid rushing through examinations to prevent oversight or mistakes
What is the primary purpose of taking note as per the Golden Rules in the Practice of Forensic Chemistry?
To record observations accurately for future analysis
In the field of forensic science, what does the term 'physical evidence' refer to?
Objects found at a crime scene that can provide a link between a crime and its perpetrator
What is the primary focus of chemico-toxicological examination in forensic chemistry?
Detection and analysis of toxic substances in connection with criminal investigations
What is the key responsibility of a Criminalist in the field of forensic science?
Solving crimes by using scientific methods and techniques
According to Dr. Broudel, what should be the approach of a witness who is also a man of Science?
Bear witness within the limits of Science, without avenging any victim or ruining/saving any individual
What is the role of Forensic Anthropology and Odontology in the field of forensic science?
Determination of the age and sex of deceased individuals
What does 'Criminalistics' refer to in the context of forensic science?
The science that deals with the detection of crime and apprehension of criminals
What is the primary purpose of the chemico-toxicological examination in forensic chemistry?
To assess the adverse effects of the toxic substance on biological material
What is the significance of maintaining individuality for each kind of evidence collected in forensic chemistry?
To prevent contamination and preserve the integrity of evidence
Which branch of forensic science primarily encompasses the study of the adverse effects of chemicals, physical agents, and biological agents in living organisms?
Toxicology
What is meant by 'Criminalistics' according to the text?
The application of scientific principles in criminal investigations
What is the primary purpose of taking note as per the Golden Rules in the Practice of Forensic Chemistry?
To ensure thoroughness and accuracy in examination
What should a chemist do to refresh his memory before a court appearance?
Refer to his laboratory notebook
What is meant by 'Forensic Science'?
The application of scientific principles in legal proceedings
What is NOT part of the labeling and sealing requirement for evidence in forensic chemistry?
Number of individuals handling the evidence
'Go slowly' in the Golden Rules in the Practice of Forensic Chemistry primarily refers to:
Taking sufficient time to examine evidence thoroughly
What is meant by 'Forensic Chemist' according to the text?
A professional who specializes in chemical analysis for legal matters
This quiz covers the introductory concepts of forensic chemistry and toxicology, including criminology, criminalistics, and the role of a criminalist. Test your knowledge about the study of crime, criminals, and the science involved in detecting and solving crimes.
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