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Application of Rational Functions in Pharmacy and Anesthesiology

In this informative essay, a student discusses the real-world applications for rational functions in medicine. The student focuses specifically on the rational function anesthesiologists use to prepare patients for medical procedures.
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Angela's feedback:

"It's clear that you have a good grasp of the rational function that you present in your paper and that you have a solid understanding of a pharmacist's responsibilities. However, there are a number of improvements that could be made so that your paper more closely adheres to APA style. For example, your running head should either repeat your main title or feature a shortened version of your main title, not a different title entirely. The page number in the running head should be flush right on the same line. Instead of an "Introduction" heading, APA prefers that you repeat your main title at the beginning of your work, and the main title should not be in boldface. Your other headings need some revision as well. "Calculations" looks like it's off-center because an indent was accidentally made on the same line. A final edit is also recommended to address writing convention errors. There's a typo where "concentration" has been misspelled as "concedntration." APA encourages the use of the serial comma for enhanced clarity in writing, and letters being used as variables should be italicized in main body text."

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