Forensic Anthropology Career Journal

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Activity: 1.2.3 Bone detectives
Description: Read the two interviews found at the bottom of the page (Barbian and Sledzik). Use the ideas presented in these two discussions to come up with your own definition of forensic anthropology.
The Anthropologists helps identify the sex, the gender of the skeleton and the age and the traumas that they had.The Anthropologists takes a good look at the skeleton size and the shapes of the bones so they can see the gender and the age of the skeleton.

Activity: 1.3.2 Careers in Identity

Description: Answer questions about the forensic anthropologist than create a interview for the DNA analyst.

Forensic Anthropologist: The duties for the forensic anthropologist is that to identify the …show more content…
The forensic anthropologist spend most of their time with collecting data and evidence that supports their thinking and the way they came up with the idea.
What are the materials that a forensic anthropologist works with ?
A forensic anthropologist mostly works with DNA testing and analyzing the blood of the person or they identify the persons hair.

What are the hardest situations while working on a DNA testing?
The hardest situation is to come up with a final answer that will have a support by the analyzed data and to have a agreement about the thinking in between other forensic anthropologists .
What happens if you collect the wrong data and the final thinking was wrong?
If we collect the wrong data and we have a understanding of it than we gotta re-do the tests until we have the right data that can be supported with evidence.
About how many testing does it takes to have the right data of the analization?
It depends on how many people are working on on one test and it takes several times when a lot of people have to work on one test because than they will collect a better exact data.

Activity : Problem 2.2.5 Communication …show more content…
An ophthalmologist: specialist in surgical care of the eye and also the visual system and prevention from an eye injury.
An optometrist: They are trained to diagnose treat and manage some diseases of the eye.
An optician: the optician doctors are eye healthcare professionals they provide vision services and treatment of vision problems.
There are several types of doctors there are An ophthalmologist and An optometrist and An optician professionals they are specialized for several types of treatment of the eye.
If my patient would have a very bad injury on their eye and it can’t be really treated it can only be treated with surgery i would send them to a optician professional so they can help the patient to treat the injury.
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Optometrists and ophthalmologists use tests to identify your eyes. These tests are very simple , you have to read an eye chart, to analyze tests, the testing takes about an hour depends on the doctor and the number of complexing tests, doctor use projected charts to see how far your eyes are able to see.

Activity 3.2.5 Metabolism: A Balancing
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