Student question: Just doing some structure work for the essay, and I just want to confirm that there is two parts to the question. One is to look (broadly) at the aetiology and pathophysiology of...

Student question:

Just doing some structure work for the essay, and I just want to confirm that there is two parts to the question. One is to look (broadly) at the aetiology and pathophysiology of asthma, and the second is to examine how a risk factor (inactivity in my case) contributes to asthma (specifically)?

I'm just wondering whether I only focus on the patho of athma and then just talk about the monetary costs of asthma how inactivity contributes to CHD.

Question:

I am new to writing essa's and I'm sorry if this is a silly question, but when you say a "scholarly source" does this mean only journal articles and books? Or can it be pages from reliable sources such as the American Heart Association, as I am finding it hard to get broad enough journal articles as most of them are so specific to a certain study.

Student question:

Are we able to use relevant images from sources in our research assignment? I have an image which demonstrates (a specific part of) asthma, something which I am struggling to explain solely using vocabulary at the moment.