ABMDI EXAM PREP 2026 ACCURATE
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTION MANUAL
◉ Triangulation method of measurement.
Answer: Measurement of evidence in relation and reference to two
or more fixed points; useful for outside scenes
◉ Universal precautions.
Answer: Recommendations that must be followed if contact with
blood or bodily fluid is likely
◉ Ventricular fibrillation.
Answer: Abnormal heart rate, which typically results in death
◉ Zooming.
Answer: Using a multifocal-length lens (a lens that can be used for
wide-angle pictures and changed to telephoto merely by twisting the
lens barrel) to photograph a scene
◉ Evidence.
Answer: Any item or material considered by the investigator to
support the facts of the case
,◉ Exemplar.
Answer: An original item of evidence that serves as a model or
example
◉ Personal property.
Answer: Property on or near the body and belonging to the
decedent, that can be returned to the next-of-kin
◉ Bribe.
Answer: Money or favor offered to influence the conduct of a person
in a position of trust
◉ Civil law.
Answer: The body of law that describes the private rights and
responsibilities of individuals and involves actions filed by one
person against another
◉ Conflict of interest.
Answer: The actual or seeming influence or reward obtained to
perform a duty or function
◉ Criminal law.
, Answer: The body of law that deals with crimes against society and
their punishment; these laws are prosecuted by the state
◉ Cross-examination.
Answer: The examination of a witness by an adverse party other
than the one who has called the witness to give testimony
◉ Deposition.
Answer: A procedure used in preparing for litigation, whereby a
witness is placed under oath and attorneys for both sides are given
an opportunity to question him/her. Depending on the jurisdiction,
the testimony may be presented as evidence or used to undermine a
witness's testimony during the trial
◉ Direct examination.
Answer: The questioning of a witness by the party who has called
the witness to render testimony
◉ Indigent.
Answer: Destitute, poverty-stricken
◉ Jurisdiction.
Answer: The power or authority of a court or office over individuals
and/or property
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTION MANUAL
◉ Triangulation method of measurement.
Answer: Measurement of evidence in relation and reference to two
or more fixed points; useful for outside scenes
◉ Universal precautions.
Answer: Recommendations that must be followed if contact with
blood or bodily fluid is likely
◉ Ventricular fibrillation.
Answer: Abnormal heart rate, which typically results in death
◉ Zooming.
Answer: Using a multifocal-length lens (a lens that can be used for
wide-angle pictures and changed to telephoto merely by twisting the
lens barrel) to photograph a scene
◉ Evidence.
Answer: Any item or material considered by the investigator to
support the facts of the case
,◉ Exemplar.
Answer: An original item of evidence that serves as a model or
example
◉ Personal property.
Answer: Property on or near the body and belonging to the
decedent, that can be returned to the next-of-kin
◉ Bribe.
Answer: Money or favor offered to influence the conduct of a person
in a position of trust
◉ Civil law.
Answer: The body of law that describes the private rights and
responsibilities of individuals and involves actions filed by one
person against another
◉ Conflict of interest.
Answer: The actual or seeming influence or reward obtained to
perform a duty or function
◉ Criminal law.
, Answer: The body of law that deals with crimes against society and
their punishment; these laws are prosecuted by the state
◉ Cross-examination.
Answer: The examination of a witness by an adverse party other
than the one who has called the witness to give testimony
◉ Deposition.
Answer: A procedure used in preparing for litigation, whereby a
witness is placed under oath and attorneys for both sides are given
an opportunity to question him/her. Depending on the jurisdiction,
the testimony may be presented as evidence or used to undermine a
witness's testimony during the trial
◉ Direct examination.
Answer: The questioning of a witness by the party who has called
the witness to render testimony
◉ Indigent.
Answer: Destitute, poverty-stricken
◉ Jurisdiction.
Answer: The power or authority of a court or office over individuals
and/or property
