How Stuff Works Dr. G Toxicology Video

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How Stuff Works Dr. G Toxicology Video Daily CSI Toxicology 101 How Stuff Works Dr. G Toxicology Video T. Trimpe 2008 http://sciencespot.net/

Watch the video and then answer the questions. http://videos.howstuffworks.com/discovery-health/4883-dr-g-toxicology-video.htm 1. When are samples taken for a toxicology screen? A. At the crime scene B. At the morgue C. After the autopsy 2. What body fluid do they test for alcohol, glucose, and other drugs? A. Blood B. Hair samples C. Saliva 3. What organs do they often taken fluid from for testing? A. Lungs B. Bones C. Eyes 4. What type of scientist is Dr. G? A. Forensic technician B. Medical Examiner C. Crime Scene Investigator

The answers are … 1. When are samples taken for a toxicology screen? A. At the crime scene B. At the morgue C. After the autopsy 2. What body fluid do they test for alcohol, glucose, and other drugs? A. Blood B. Hair samples C. Saliva 3. What organs do they often taken fluid from for testing? A. Lungs B. Bones C. Eyes 4. What type of scientist is Dr. G? A. Forensic technician B. Medical Examiner C. Crime Scene Investigator