1.

Absence Transfer
2. Angle of Impact
3. Area of Convergence
4. Arterial Damage Stains
5. Arterial Fountain
6. Arterial Gush
7. Arterial Rain
8. Arterial Spurt
9. Arteries
10. Back Spatter
11. Blockage Transfer
12. Blood
13. Blood into Blood
14. Blood Spatter
15. Bloodstain
16. Bubble Rings
17. Blunt Force Impact
18. Bullet Capsular Blast
19. Calipers
20. Castoff Spatters
21. Cessation Castoffs
22. Clot (Coagulation)
23. Contamination
24. Direction of Travel
25. Directionality Angle
26. Drip stain: A bloodstain resulting from the formation and falling of a drop of blood.
27. Drip trail: A series of bloodstains resulting from blood dripping from a source that is in
horizontal motion
28. Entrance Wound Spatter
29. Exit Wound Spatter
30. Flow Pattern -- A change in the shape and direction of a bloodstain due to
the influence of gravity or movement of the object.
31. Forward Spatter -- Blood which travels in the same direction as the source
32. of energy or force which caused the spatter.

33. Gunshot Wound

34. Hemolyze
35. High Velocity Impact Spatter (HVIS)
36. Incident Angle
37. Inline Beading
38. Inside Angle (Incident Angle or Impact Angle)
39. Investigative Transfer (IT)
40. Low Velocity Impact Spatter (LVIS)
41. Medium Velocity Impact Spatter (MVIS)
42. Misting
43. Moving Contact Bloodstains
44. Muzzle Blast
45. Origin
46. Parent Drop
47. Passive
48. Pattern
49. Physiologically Altered Bloodstain (PABS)
50. Plasma
51. Pool (Volume)
52. Preblast
53. Protractor
54. Red Blood Cells
55. Retraction (Clot)
56. Ricochet -- The deflection of blood after impact with a target surface that
results in straining of a second target surface.
57.
58. Satellite Spatter
59. Secondary Spatter
60. Serum
61. Serum Stain
62. Shadowing
63. Simple Direct Transfer Patterns
64. Smear (Smudge)
65. Spatter
66. Spine
67. Splash
68. Splatter
69. String Reconstruction
70. Swipe Moving Transfer Pattern
71. Target
72. Template Transfers
73. Transfer Pattern
74. Void
75. Volume (Pool)
76. Whole Pattern
77. Wipe Moving Transfer Pattern
78.