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Identify the structure between the lines Identify the structure D

The vertices (v1, v2, v3, v4, v5, v6) in the weighted graph given below represent the cities and the weight on each edge represents the reward (in dollars) if someone travels between cities. An edge will be counted once only (in the result) to earn a reward. Use Kruskal’s algorithm to find a maximum spanning tree to visit all the cities with maximum reward.   

The following table summarizes the data written in a text file:  Data Symbols $ * @ ^ # Frequency 15,400 29,800 37,600 4,900 65,300   Compute both the fixed-length code and Huffman code to compress the data. Compare the fixed-length code with Huffman code in terms of saving space (bits).

Kasper was throwing a baseball and his anterior shoulder started hurting.  He was having pain when he did flexion of his arm, but flexion of his antebrachial region seemed fine. What muscle was affected by his injury?

Look at the picture below.  The woman in the picture is pointing to a muscle that is well defined.  Where does this muscle she is pointing to ORIGINATE (PROXIMAL) attachment? [A] BONUS:  Name ONE muscle that is NOT contracting to perform an action in this photo located in her right brachial region ONLY. (Instead acting as an antagonist.) [B] Looking at her left digit pointing to the muscle, what is the MOVEMENT of this digit? [C]

The head of the ulna articulates with which bone to form a joint? [A] What is the STRUCTURAL classification of this joint? [B]

A patient comes into the doctor with a nodule (see picture below with the blue arrow pointing to the nodule) located proximal to the interphalangeal joint. What bone would potentially be affected by this nodule? [A] If the nodule was located in the joint, what movements might the patient find hard to do? [B]

Look at the picture below.  What MOVEMENT is the left brachial region doing? [A] NAME the STRUCTURAL classification of the joint doing the movement in part A. [B]

Cells observed on a urine sediment exam should be reported as:

You collect a sample from a mass on the liver of a dog using ulstrasound guided biopsy techniques. You make a slide, stain it, and observe mesenchymal cells on cytology. The cells are all of the same type, size, shape, and appearance. The pathology report comes back from the lab stating that the cytology sample is benign. What does this mean?