If it's a BTEC national award/cert/diploma then yes, it is worth UCAS points. A pass at any of those 3 is 40, a merit is 80 and a distinction is 120. Basically, unless you have DMM at the very least then forget about it.i, I'm sure you've solved this by now. BTEC LEVEL 3 Diplomas replaced the old form a couple of years ago; points tarriff remain the same, its just a name change and curriculum shuffle. A PPP (straigh pass) is worth 120 points.
Yes, statins as a group can cause elevated liver enzymes. However, this does not mean that they have damaged the liver. Statins can increase ALT concentrations roughly 10% of patients. However, it is rare (less than 1% of patients) that the increase will go higher than three times the normal limit. If the enzymes raise that high, statins should be stopped.
Your pharmacist can explain your medication's effect on the liver. Elevated liver enzymes may indicate liver damage or inflammation. Liver injury results in the leakage of enzymes called aminotransferases, which include alanine aminotransferase, or ALT, and aspartate aminotransferase, or AST. These enzymes are typically detected during a liver function test.