you are a Digital Forensic investigator who has been hired by the attorney for the convicted party. The attorney tells you that the case is under appeal based on the argument that the 'con artist' was coerced to confess. The attorney also gives you a cellphone belonging to his party and asks you to run a thorough examination of the mobile device to extract any data that may be important to this case.
Detail the steps you would take in your investigation, starting with taking possession of the mobile device.

You arrive at 4200m from Kelowna and send the next 6 months at this elevation. Evaluate the magnitude of change and mechanisms that alter ventilation over this time. What are the physiological implication of these changes in ventilation? (200 words)

What body system do you have the best understanding of and why? 230-250 word discussion subject human anatomy for Surgical Technologist

Would you be able to kinematically analyze the entire body during an overhead volleyball hit? Could you provide the phases and within each phase, could you provide the plane of motion, axis of rotation(s), joints involved, joint type, muscle action, and muscle contraction type?

At sea level, from rest to exercising at a oxygen consumption of 2 liters / min, your heart rate, ventilation and SaO2 increases by 60 beats/min, 50 l/min and 1%, respectively. You repeat the same exercise at 5000m. Here, heart rate increases by 90 beats/min and ventilation increase by 80 l/min; your SaO2 decreases by 15%. Explain these changes.

define cytogy

Patients with chronic renal failure are usually more prone to skin discoloration. Briefly discuss 4 reasons for this situation.

1) What are the advantages and disadvantages of communication via the nervous system and communication via the endocrine system?

2) Does the combination of the two communication channels circumvent the respective problems?

At high levels of antidiuretic hormone (ADH), distal convoluted tubules and collecting ducts are _____ to H₂O, _____ urine is excreted

1. 	a.	impermeable, dilute
   	b.	permeable, concentrated

During replication of the viral genome, distinct classes of nucleic acids are produced that are different than those normally present in an uninfected cell. Many of these are recognized as PAMPs. What are the unique features of foreign nucleic acids that are recognized by innate receptors? Identify and describe one of these receptors, its cognate nucleic acid ligand, and the general mechanism by which it alters gene expression.

Provide one or two sentence descriptions to indicate the key functions of the following hematopoietic and lymphoid organs/tissues:

A. Bone marrow
B. Thymus
C. Spleen
D. Lymph nodes
E. MALT

A patient is diagnosed with pancreatitis and experienced excruciating pain. Briefly describe the underlying causes and how this situation complicates the digestive process.

1) Describe the structure and function of a sphincter. State the names and locations of the sphincter in GI tract
2) what are the functions of the following
a) mesentery
b)mesocolon
c)falciform ligament
d)greater omentum

Draw and label the action potential. Indicate steps 1-7 at each point of the Action Potential. Then tell me what happens at each point. Tell me why it is important to know the steps of the Action Potential and how it works, and what it does in the body.

Insertion of aquaporins in tubular epithelial cells results from the actions of _____on the_____:

Group of answer choices

renin, adrenal cortex

norepinephrine, loop of Henle

angiotensin, vascular smooth muscle

vasopressin (ADH), collecting ducts

aldosterone, proximal tubule