The annotation (AB) consists of two paragraphs using the following parameters: a summary paragraph and an analysis paragraph.1. Paragraph 1 (Summary): Briefly summarize the article using complete sentences. The following questions will guide you as you write your summary:What is the article about?What kind of study/review was done (i.e., RCT, descriptive study, case study, or Systematic Review of similarly designed studies, etc.)?What is the author’s purpose?Is the text difficult to read or understand?Does the author introduce the problem statement? (Briefly state)How and to whom (i.e. population of interest) was the study done?What main findings are clinically relevant?2. Paragraph 2 (Analysis): Explain how this article (source) is clinically relevant to your problem statement. How does this article add to the evidence to solve your PICO(T) problem/statement?Explain how this article (source) is clinically relevant (to your problem statement for your presentation). How does this article add to the evidence to solve your PICO(T) problem/statement?Use excellent APA qualities (paragraph organization, excellent sentence structure, grammar, spelling, etc.).For ppt slides: Add the APA reference information onto
