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Exam III

Exam III. Chapters 9, 11 and 20 Labs 9-12 Student Presentations . Chapter 9 Forensic Toxicology 1. What is toxicology?. Toxicology- mix of Chemistry and Physiology that deals with drugs, poisons, and other toxic substances. 2. What activities are considered part of forensic toxicology ?.

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FORENSIC SCIENCE Toxicology

FORENSIC SCIENCE Toxicology. Toxicology. Study of poisons or the detection of foreign substances in the body that can have a toxic effect such as: Alcohol Industrial chemicals Poisonous gas Illegal drugs Drug overdoses. TOXICOLOGY. TYPES: Environmental--air, water, soil

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FORENSIC SCIENCE Toxicology

FORENSIC SCIENCE Toxicology. EHS Forensic Science. Toxicology. Study of poisons or the detection of foreign substances in the body that can have a toxic effect such as: Alcohol Industrial chemicals Poisonous gas Illegal drugs Drug overdoses. TOXICOLOGY. TYPES:

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FORENSIC SCIENCE Toxicology

FORENSIC SCIENCE Toxicology. Toxicology. Study of poisons or the detection of foreign substances in the body that can have a toxic effect such as: Alcohol Industrial chemicals Poisonous gas Illegal drugs Drug overdoses. TOXICOLOGY. TYPES: Environmental--air, water, soil

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Chapter 7 Drugs

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FORENSIC SCIENCE Toxicology

FORENSIC SCIENCE Toxicology. TOXICOLOGY. TYPES: Environmental--air, water, soil Consumer--foods, cosmetics, drugs Medical, clinical, forensic. Forensic Toxicology. Postmortem--medical examiner or coroner Criminal--motor vehicle accidents (MVA), assault, etc. Workplace drug testing

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Drugs

Drugs. Objectives. You will understand: How to apply deductive reasoning to a series of analytical data. The limitations of presumptive (screening) tests. The relationship between the electromagnetic spectrum and spectroscopic analysis.

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Drugs

Drugs. Objectives. You will understand: How to apply deductive reasoning to a series of analytical data. The limitations of presumptive (screening) tests. The relationship between the electromagnetic spectrum and spectroscopic analysis.

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Chapter 8 DRUGS

Chapter 8 DRUGS. Introduction. A drug can be defined as a natural or synthetic substance that is used to produce physiological or psychological effects in humans or other higher order animals.

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FORENSIC SCIENCE Toxicology

FORENSIC SCIENCE Toxicology. TOXICOLOGY. TYPES: Environmental--air, wter, soil Consumer--foods, cosmetics, drugs Medical, clinical, forensic. Forensic Toxicology. Postmortem--medical examiner or coroner Criminal--motor vehicle accidents (MVA), assult, etc. Workplace drug testing

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Presumptive Drug Tests

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Chapter 7

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Chapter 7

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Forensic Serology: Color tests

Forensic Serology: Color tests. By: Mike O'neill Mazin Osman Claudia Palma Adam Ramirez. Color Tests. Determination of blood are made by conducting color tests The Benzidine test was the most commonly used for many years.

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Lab 2 Color Tests for Proteins and Amino Acids

Lab 2 Color Tests for Proteins and Amino Acids. Color Tests for Proteins and Amino Acids. B)Color Test for Specific Amino Acids 1/ Millon's Test: *Used for detecting the presence of monohydroxybenzene derivatives ( e.g : Tyrosine, Tyrosine derivatives, Phenol).

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