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OkSo if there is one thing that im the worst at its math, in any form. Hence the reason i carry a palm pilot with all my drug info etc. However, im sure this wont be a choice on tests and in the anesthesia physics section in school!
How bad was/is it? Did you find it harder than standard physics? I notice it isnt a requirement to apply so it must be something they teach from scratch?
Thanks!
You've misplaced your apostrophes....I'll lend you one of mine.
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Holy Dalton Batman................mac is bad at something!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LOL...just had to bust your chops pal. Math is the one thing I'm not worried about...everything else, that's another story. I just hope this old brain is still capable of retaining something.
I am a total math retard and I am still doing well in school. Heck, I still count on my fingers. You need to know basic algebra and med math-- like how many mcgs are in a 1:200,000 conc. of Epi or if you have 2 cc of 0.75% Bupivicaine for a spinal, how many mgs is that? The physics stuff is really basic, just simple gas laws mostly and stuff about myocardial wall tension (law of LaPlace). Don't sweat it, seriously.
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Holy Dalton Batman................mac is bad at something!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LOL...just had to bust your chops pal. Math is the one thing I'm not worried about...everything else, that's another story. I just hope this old brain is still capable of retaining something.
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well that is just one of the concerns i have about CRNA school! However, i am not only a member of the Math retards of American, im the president and founder.
I am a total math retard and I am still doing well in school. Heck, I still count on my fingers. You need to know basic algebra and med math-- like how many mcgs are in a 1:200,000 conc. of Epi or if you have 2 cc of 0.75% Bupivicaine for a spinal, how many mgs is that? The physics stuff is really basic, just simple gas laws mostly and stuff about myocardial wall tension (law of LaPlace). Don't sweat it, seriously.
My suggestion is you put down the palm, give up the cheat sheet, hide the tables that you have been relying on in the ICU and pick up a paper and pencil each time you need to calculate and get over your weakness, yes, even put down the calculator. Daily I have SRNAs tell me I'm so weak at math, let me use my "aids" what ever they are and get through the day. I have them put down their crap, and we learn to do it a couple of times and guess what, the weakest ones learn eventually. You'll learn it to if you want to.
:yelclap:My suggestion is you put down the palm, give up the cheat sheet, hide the tables that you have been relying on in the ICU and pick up a paper and pencil each time you need to calculate and get over your weakness, yes, even put down the calculator. Daily I have SRNAs tell me I'm so weak at math, let me use my "aids" what ever they are and get through the day. I have them put down their crap, and we learn to do it a couple of times and guess what, the weakest ones learn eventually. You'll learn it to if you want to.
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So if there is one thing that im the worst at its math, in any form. Hence the reason i carry a palm pilot with all my drug info etc. However, im sure this wont be a choice on tests and in the anesthesia physics section in school!
How bad was/is it? Did you find it harder than standard physics? I notice it isnt a requirement to apply so it must be something they teach from scratch?
Thanks!