Pathophysiology Project

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Deliverable #3: Project Proposal and Annotated Bibliography

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Arizona College – Las Vegas

HCR 240 - Human Pathophysiology

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Project Type Proposal

In one short paragraph, discuss the formatting for the project and reasons for this format. This will be your project format proposal. You will be required to present your project in Module 6 with a 4-5 minute presentation; however, the format of the project is up to you. Use the Pathophysiology Project Rubric and Guide to help you figure out which format you would like to use.

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Author or Group. (Year, Month Day). Name of Article. Name of Group or website (preference to .org, .gov, but can be .com). Full website URL link

Annotate each of these citations with a separate 5-sentence paragraph, including the following information: Description of the source and author: Are they reliable and valid? [1 sentence]; Description of findings that may be important to your project. [2–3 sentences]; Include the reason why you chose the source. How will it support your project? [1 sentence].

Annotation Citation Five

Author or Group. (Year, Month Day). Name of Article. Name of Group or website (preference to .org, .gov, but can be .com). Full website URL link

Annotate each of these citations with a separate 5-sentence paragraph, including the following information: Description of the source and author: Are they reliable and valid? [1 sentence]; Description of findings that may be important to your project. [2–3 sentences]; Include the reason why you chose the source. How will it support your project? [1 sentence].

Annotation Citation Six

Author or Group. (Year, Month Day). Name of Article. Name of Group or website (preference to .org, .gov, but can be .com). Full website URL link

Annotate each of these citations with a separate 5-sentence paragraph, including the following information: Description of the source and author: Are they reliable and valid? [1 sentence]; Description of findings that may be important to your project. [2–3 sentences]; Include the reason why you chose the source. How will it support your project? [1 sentence].