Published Jan 23, 2020
Aaron D
1 Post
Do you need Stoichiometry to become a Nurse??
NICU Guy, BSN, RN
4,161 Posts
Possibly inside your Chemistry class, but I can't recall if there was Stoichiometry in my Chemistry class.
kleeschr, BSN, RN
23 Posts
Yes and no. Yes to pass classes such as chemistry and maybe med calculation exams. In actual practice, I rarely use it since my EHR will help with harder calculations. However, you need to have a very good handle with ratios for med calculation. Overall it would be beneficial to know, but I guess it wouldn't make or break you as a nurse. If you are struggling with it, maybe try Khan Academy or googling other resources, once you've got it down it's actually pretty simple!