Final Exam Game: Forensic Anthropology
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A fun way to learn about Forensic Anthropology
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Topics of this game:
- Any interaction that will change the motion of an object
- Encircling or spider web type fractures
- Done postmortem; used to hinder identification, aid in transportation, or disposal of victim
- A fracture that goes through the growth plate
- Abbreviation for a low velocity impact over a small surface area, usually with a pointed edge
- ulnar fracture from self defense
- distal radius fracture from fall onto outstretched arm
- fracture type from brain swelling caused by forces on brain pushing them apart
- diameter of bullet and/or barrel of handgun or rifle
- max weight of a lead ball that fits in shotgun barrel
- birdshots and buckshots are ammunition to this type of gun
- X-axis on a stress-strain curve
- Part of skeleton used in identification in Vehicle vs Bike case
- Evidence of healing indicating it happened while person was alive
- No evidence of healing but bone still had elastic properties (ie wet bone fracture)
- damage to bone after it has lost elastic properties
- first stage of fracture healing
- Thick blades with bevel Designed to chop material
- Fragments of bone which are separated from the main section
- Fractures in which part of the fractured area is still attached to its original bone
- Aka chopping wounds: BFT + SFT
