Taking Fingerprints on a 10 Print Card

On the 10 Print Card, the right hand's fingers are labeled numbers _ through _.

• 1-5

• 5-10

• 10-15

• 15-20

What is the first step in preparing the 10 print card for fingerprinting?

• Inking the subject's fingers

• Moving the card to the edge of the table and creasing it

• Numbering the spaces for the fingers

• Rolling the subject's fingers on the card

Why is it important to roll the finger from one side to the other while fingerprinting?

• To speed up the fingerprinting process

• To ensure the entire finger is covered in ink

• To capture more detailed prints

• To prevent the ink from smudging

What is the correct sequence for fingerprinting the fingers on the right hand?

• Random order

• Only thumb and index finger

• Thumb to pinky

• Pinky to thumb

What makes fingerprinting individuals at autopsies easier according to the narrator?

• There's no need to use ink

• The fingers are more flexible

• The individuals do not move

• Living individuals often try to assist too much

Why is it important not to apply too much pressure when taking fingerprints?

• It can hurt the individual's finger

• It may result in a smudged print

• It takes longer to dry

• It uses too much ink

What number is assigned to the right thumb on the 10 print card?

• Number 1

• Number 5

• Number 6

• Number 10

How are the left four fingers printed on the 10 print card?

• By rolling each finger individually

• By pressing them straight down with more ink

• By using a different type of ink

• By only inking the tips of the fingers

What is the standard sequence for fingerprinting the left hand on a 10 Print Card?

• 1-5

• 6-10

• 11-15

• 16-20

In fingerprinting, the term 'rolled impressions' refers to prints taken from which part of the hand?

• Thumb only

• Four fingers, excluding the thumb

• All fingers, including the thumb

• Palm only