Comments on: Physics and Nursing http://maryspad.com/physics-and-nursing/ where I empty and rest my brain Mon, 29 Mar 2010 09:19:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Mary http://maryspad.com/physics-and-nursing/comment-page-1/#comment-12191 Mary Sat, 07 Nov 2009 17:03:31 +0000 http://maryspad.com/2007/10/09/physics-and-nursing/#comment-12191 Hi I don't think there's any direct relationship between the two per se. Like I said in my post, it's more about the skills that you pick up in one translating to the other. As in all fields of study you do have some cross over sometimes, like when studying the formation and dynamics of an aneurysm you will run into Laplace's law, which will make more sense if you have some background in Physics or Math. Again, it may be easier to understand and visualize some aspects of hemodynamics with a solid knowledge of Fluid Mechanics. Many years of modeling data, looking at and translating graphical respresentations, and discussing electrical currents help my brain when I am looking at and translating EKGs, even though it's a completely different principle. Everything in life is interrelated and things you learn in one field will pop up and help you in unexpected ways when working in other fields. Hope this makes sense. mary Hi
I don’t think there’s any direct relationship between the two per se. Like I said in my post, it’s more about the skills that you pick up in one translating to the other.

As in all fields of study you do have some cross over sometimes, like when studying the formation and dynamics of an aneurysm you will run into Laplace’s law, which will make more sense if you have some background in Physics or Math. Again, it may be easier to understand and visualize some aspects of hemodynamics with a solid knowledge of Fluid Mechanics. Many years of modeling data, looking at and translating graphical respresentations, and discussing electrical currents help my brain when I am looking at and translating EKGs, even though it’s a completely different principle.

Everything in life is interrelated and things you learn in one field will pop up and help you in unexpected ways when working in other fields. Hope this makes sense.

mary

]]> By: jennelyn gascon http://maryspad.com/physics-and-nursing/comment-page-1/#comment-12190 jennelyn gascon Fri, 06 Nov 2009 04:16:31 +0000 http://maryspad.com/2007/10/09/physics-and-nursing/#comment-12190 hi!! just want to ask.. what is the relation of physics to nursing?/ how can it help??? hi!! just want to ask..
what is the relation of physics to nursing?/
how can it help???

]]> By: Marjorie M. Pamintuan http://maryspad.com/physics-and-nursing/comment-page-1/#comment-12187 Marjorie M. Pamintuan Mon, 05 Oct 2009 03:22:28 +0000 http://maryspad.com/2007/10/09/physics-and-nursing/#comment-12187 hi, im a nursing student and i really like ur article regarding physics.Even though its one of my hatest subject coz its very ardous for me to analyze problem... hi, im a nursing student and i really like ur article regarding physics.Even though its one of my hatest subject coz its very ardous for me to analyze problem…

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