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Please view the videos in order as they are listed. You may print a PDF handout and other related documents to follow along with each video to take notes as needed. If you have any questions following any video, please contact the Executive Director or Forensic Educator. To view the videos in full screen, hover your mouse over the video and click the expander icon in the bottom right corner of the video window once the video has been started.
Introductory Videos
Video #2 ORC/Mandated Reporting
Video #2 Handouts
Video #3 Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault
Video #3 Handouts
Video #4 Jane Doe/Anonymous
Video #4 Handouts
Video #5 SB 77 & SB 316
Video #5 Handouts
SB 77 & SB 316 Supplemental Videos
Supplemental Article Links
Video #6 Informed Consent
Video #6 Handouts
Video #7 Minor Patients
Video #7 Handouts
Video #8 Elderly Patients
Video #8 Handouts
Video #9 Alternative Light Source
Video #9 Handouts
Video #10 Perpetrator Characteristics
Video #10 Handouts
Video #11 A&P/Development
Part 1
Video #11 Handouts
Part 2
Video #12 Tattoos & Piercings
Video #12 Handouts
Video #13 Forensic Examination
Video #13 Handouts
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Additional forensic considerations to consider to avoid cross contamination of DNA sources:
1. avoid coughing/sneezing directly onto the collection field including the kit or during collection steps
2. avoid breathing or talking directly onto the collection field during collection steps
3. consider donning a mask if you are ill to avoid contamination
Part 4
Medical Assessment & Forensic Injuries
Video #14 External Genitalia Examination
Video #14 Handouts
Video #15 Speculum Examination
Video #15 Handouts
Video #16 Focus Document Transmission
Video #16 Handouts
NOTICE:
effective 7/1/19 Forcura
does not allow any special
characters when naming the
scanned documents. Suggested format is Initials Date Facility
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This concludes the online orientation videos. It is strongly suggested that you review the material until you comfortable with all content discussed. During your upcoming clinical practice day(s) you will practice the techniques and review concepts above. The clinical practice days are the final step prior to your proctored examinations in the field with your preceptor for 4-5 examinations.
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