FOREN: Module 5 (Lesson 1)

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is an area where laboratory activities are being performed which requires strict implementation of its rules and regulations

LABORATORY

is provided to ensure safekeeping of equipment and materials.

STORAGE CABINET

are also provided to keep personal belongings.

STUDENTS' LOCKERS

requires the students to have a self-discipline and always be careful as they perform their activity.

LABORATORY ROOM

is designated to ensure proper control and effective management of the laboratory.

LABORATORY CUSTODIAN

are required to fill-up borrowers form in requesting the needed materials and present the same to the custodian.

STUDENTS

Must supervise every laboratory work to ensure that the students will be equipped with the skills that are expected to be developed.

LABORATORY INSTRUCTOR

refers to a piece of metal or a plane glass with as much as ¼ thick and 6 or more inches long where the fingerprint ink is distributed for fingerprinting.

FINGERPRINT INK PLATE

refers to an instrument used for spreading the ink into the ink slab or inking plate.

FINGERPRINT INK ROLLER

refers to an especially manufactured ink for purposes of taking fingerprints.

FINGERPRINT INK

refers to a tool used for clipping the fingerprint card to avoid movement of the card during printing.

FINGERPRINT CARD HOLDER

refers to a piece of card used for recording the ten fingerprint. The usual size is 8”x8”.

FINGERPRINT FORMS CARD

use for pointing the ridges in the conduct of ridge counting.

FINGERPRINT POINTERS

a table intended for taking fingerprints.

FINGERPRINT TABLE

an equipment use to compare two fingerprints at the same time.

FINGERPRINT OPTICAL COMPARATOR

to protect the technician’s fingers from leaving his own prints on the objects or on the scene.

RUBBER GLOVES

refers to a simple instrument for cutting latent print tapes and for other purposes.

SCISSOR

refers to a set of equipment consisting of hydro dermis syringe, spoon, tissue builder solvent, etc. used for taking prints of dead person.

POST MORTEM FINGERPRINT EQUIPMENT

use in photographing the developed latent prints.

FINGERPRINT CAMERA

resulting in the ridges being too light to count or trace.

POOR INK

presence of foreign materials which may result from failure to clean thoroughly the inking equipment or the fingers, may cause false markings, distorted ridges or disappearance of characteristics.

DIRTY FINGER OR EQUIPMENT

failure to roll the fingers fully from one side to the other resulting in incomplete prints which may cannot be fully identified.

IMPROPER ROLLING

this happens when the fingers are allowed to slip or twist resulting in smears, blurs and false patterns.

SLIPPAGE

using too much ink resulting obliteration of the thin layer with the roller.

OVER INKING

failure to ink the entire bulb of the finger, from joint to tip from side to side of nails, resulting in the possible omission of deltas and core.

INCOMPLETE INKING

occupational problem such as acid workers, plasters, cement mixers, assembly workers in electrical appliance plant. In such case, the ridge is exactly destroyed but they weakened the prints.

TEMPORARY DEFORMITIES

is a case of amputated finger. In such case, proper notation of the exact blocks where amputated fingers is to be recorded should be made. In case of a person without fingers at birth, it should be noted missing fingers at birth or born without fingers.

PERMANENT DISABILITIES

in this situation, an infrequent problem of a person with an extra finger.

DEFORMITIES

are defined as the markings of oily matter or perspiration from the skin glands left upon surface which the hands and fingers may have touched

LATENT PRINTS

It is described as the combination of chemicals which is exuded by the pores on the surface of the skin.

LATENT PRINTS

It is described as the combination of chemicals which is exuded by the pores on the surface of the skin.

LATENT PRINTS

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