Acute Myocardial Infraction Custom Essay

Criteria Approximate weighting
Presentation
This includes grammar, absence of typographical errors, correct use of abbreviations, organization/structure of the

document, and keeping within the word limit. Use a consistent style/font.
Word limit: 1500 words total, excluding reference section.
Submit one document only, but have distinct sections for Introduction, the main body of text (with

sections/subsections if you like) and then the Conclusion.
Font: Times Roman/Arial size 12 preferred.
Double spacing (which is standard for submission of manuscript)
A4 size pages; with top and bottom margins 2cm; left and right margins 2.5cms.

Referencing and Quality of references
Vancouver. The use of EndNote is strongly encouraged. Do not use websites or kit inserts as references.
Please check the style is consistent, and that there are no errors. THIS IS A COMMON PROBLEM
You have to identify all sources of information, including any tables/figures from journals/books.
Avoid using articles which are not peer reviewed. Textbooks and journal articles that are indexed in PubMed are the

only references that are permissible in the reference list. Use of Wikipedia or other similar sources will incur an

automatic 10% deduction from your mark.

Referencing:
At least 20 of reference

Introduction:
There has to be a distinct introduction section, typically 200-300 words long to put things in context. This may,

for example, describe the importance of Acute Myocardial Infraction and its diagnosis, how there are different

types, and give an outline of what is going to be discussed (i.e. what journey will you take the reader on).

Main body:

This is where most of the comparing and critical analysis of Acute myocardial Infraction Markers in clinical

biochemistry (evaluation/interpretation/synthesis of information) e.g
? Enzymatic markers of myocardial damage:
-AST/CK/LDH
-CKMB
-CKMB isoform
-LDH isoenzymes (LD1/LD5)
? Non-enzymatic markers of myocardial damage:
-Myoglobin
-Troponin T & I
-(cardic isoforms T & I =cTnT and cTnI)
needs to be done. This is by far the most important aspect. It involves comparing, contrasting, evaluating, and

summarizing information from different sources.

Conclusion:
Needs to rational, and in context of the preceding discussion and the Introduction.(also the Markers).
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