The Collection of Standard Reference Samples at the Crime Scene

question 3

Multiple Choice

The collection of standard reference samples at the crime scene is important because they:

• A) prevent the laboratory from making mistakes.
• B) are obtained only from suspects in cases of violent assault.
• C) prove the continuity of possession.
• D) serve as a source of extra test material if required in the crime lab.
• E) permit comparisons to be made with the evidence.

Assess the patient's communication needs and preferences accurately.

Use communication tools and aids effectively when interacting with patients with specific needs.

Recognize the significance of patient privacy and personal space in clinical settings.

Implement therapeutic communication techniques specifically tailored for children and the elderly.

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