Question 1

OSAC is an acronym for __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of OSAC is an acronym for __________....

Question 2

ORC is an acronym for _____________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ORC is an acronym for _____________....

Question 3

Turbinates are the basis for the dog's keen sense of smell.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

HRDD is an acronym for

Accepted Answer

A)  Human Recovery Device Dog 
B)  Human Recovery and Detection Dog 
C)  Human Remains Detector Dog 
D)  Highway Recovery and Detection Dog 
A)  Human Recovery Device Dog 
B)  Human Recovery and Detection Dog 
C)  Human Remains Detector Dog 
D)  Highway Recovery and Detection Dog

Question 5

In a lock and key analogy for canine detection of smell, the lock is represented by the ____ and the key is represented by the ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  receptor, chemical 
B)  chemical, receptor 
C)  ORC, turbinate 
D)  turbinate, ORC 
A)  receptor, chemical 
B)  chemical, receptor 
C)  ORC, turbinate 
D)  turbinate, ORC

Question 6

Matching
-Cells that combine with chemicals and signal the brain

Accepted Answer

A)  Chemoreceptors 
B)  HRRD 
C)  Olfactory Bulb 
D)  Search and Recovery Dog 
E)  Turbinates 
A)  Chemoreceptors 
B)  HRRD 
C)  Olfactory Bulb 
D)  Search and Recovery Dog 
E)  Turbinates

Question 7

Matching
-Dogs that search for missing persons

Accepted Answer

A)  Chemoreceptors 
B)  HRRD 
C)  Olfactory Bulb 
D)  Search and Recovery Dog 
E)  Turbinates 
A)  Chemoreceptors 
B)  HRRD 
C)  Olfactory Bulb 
D)  Search and Recovery Dog 
E)  Turbinates

Question 8

Olfactory fatigue is the adaptive inability to smell an odor after exposure.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Three major parts of detector dog training are _______ recognition, training a specific _______ response behavior, and then ________ those two behaviors.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Three major parts of detector dog training...

Question 10

Matching
-Passages in the canine nose that process smell

Accepted Answer

A)  Chemoreceptors 
B)  HRRD 
C)  Olfactory Bulb 
D)  Search and Recovery Dog 
E)  Turbinates 
A)  Chemoreceptors 
B)  HRRD 
C)  Olfactory Bulb 
D)  Search and Recovery Dog 
E)  Turbinates

OSAC is an acronym for __________.

ORC is an acronym for _____________.

Turbinates are the basis for the dog's keen sense of smell.

HRDD is an acronym for

In a lock and key analogy for canine detection of smell, the lock is represented by the and the key is represented by the .

Matching -Cells that combine with chemicals and signal the brain

Matching -Dogs that search for missing persons

Olfactory fatigue is the adaptive inability to smell an odor after exposure.

Three major parts of detector dog training are ___ recognition, training a specific _ response behavior, and then ______ those two behaviors.

Matching -Passages in the canine nose that process smell

Introduction to Forensic Science

Crime Scene Investigation

Nature of Evidence

Separating Complex Mixtures

Light and Matter

Microscopy

Digital Evidence, Computer Forensics, and Investigation

Forensic Engineering

Fingerprints and Other Impressions

Questioned Documents

Firearms and Toolmarks

Forensic Pathology

Anthropology and Odontology

Forensic Palynology Entomology

Serology

Dna Typing

Hair

Illicit Drugs

Forensic Toxicology

Fibers, Paints, and Other Polymers

Glass and Soil

Fires and Explosions

Presentation of Forensic Evidence in Court

Forensic Psychology

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Exam 7: Detector Dogs As Forensic Tools

OSAC is an acronym for __________.

ORC is an acronym for _____________.

Turbinates are the basis for the dog's keen sense of smell.

HRDD is an acronym for

In a lock and key analogy for canine detection of smell, the lock is represented by the ____ and the key is represented by the ____.

Matching -Cells that combine with chemicals and signal the brain

Matching -Dogs that search for missing persons

Olfactory fatigue is the adaptive inability to smell an odor after exposure.

Three major parts of detector dog training are _______ recognition, training a specific _______ response behavior, and then ________ those two behaviors.

Matching -Passages in the canine nose that process smell

Introduction to Forensic Science

Crime Scene Investigation

Nature of Evidence

Separating Complex Mixtures

Light and Matter

Microscopy

Digital Evidence, Computer Forensics, and Investigation

Forensic Engineering

Fingerprints and Other Impressions

Questioned Documents

Firearms and Toolmarks

Forensic Pathology

Anthropology and Odontology

Forensic Palynology Entomology

Serology

Dna Typing

Hair

Illicit Drugs

Forensic Toxicology

Fibers, Paints, and Other Polymers

Glass and Soil

Fires and Explosions

Presentation of Forensic Evidence in Court

Forensic Psychology

Filters

In a lock and key analogy for canine detection of smell, the lock is represented by the and the key is represented by the .

Three major parts of detector dog training are ___ recognition, training a specific _ response behavior, and then ______ those two behaviors.