HAI ARLEEEE!! *waves frantically*
That seems unusual. Maybe you'd have to use it to figure out dosage levels of drugs for patients depending on weight, height, age etc? it just seems very strange. Usually you'd just need basic Maths skills (like those you just described).
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Hai Arlee-chan! She with the avatar of my eternal enemy Thorgi!
A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one.
Hai!!!
Hey why is no one hardly ever in the IRC channel anymore?? I am often the only one there, it's lonely
Hallo... watchout for Lolkitty... she's dangerous she is.
Well, as a nurse you have to be able to calculate correct dosages for patients without using a calculator/computer, and be able to remember the different formulas depending on the drug in question and what form it is.
Arlee I hate to say it to you, but you must be in the wrong IRC. There's loads of us online atm.....
A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one.
Did you know all of Europe's kingships were originally or at some point elective?
Or almost all, some are sketchy.
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When you're actually on the job, being able to look up the formulas is a ways from knowing it...
A useful reminder is one thing. Going in relying on the reference document from the start is another, is what I meant.
Just because the Matlab environment comes with an extensive reference documentation doesn't mean I shouldn't know how to do a Fourier transform by heart =/