Yes.
Florence Nightingale, "the Lady with the Lamp", best known for her nursing during the Crimean war, was "a true pioneer in the graphical representation of statistics", and is credited with developing a form of the pie chart now known as the polar area diagram or occasionally even (in her honour) the Nightingale Rose graph. This graph, equivalent to a modern circular histogram, was used to illustrate seasonal sources of patient mortality in the military field hospital she managed.
Math is important in nursing especially working with pediatrics. Math is used to calculate medicine dosages and administer the right dose. It is used from pills to liquids to IV solutions.
it has to do with numbers
math science
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yes it can be sometimes very hard.
While the nursing career continues to grow, potential students are advised to work on strong math and science skills. Certified nursing requires students to undergo extensive training in both subjects and will utilize these skills as they work in the nursing profession. Taking challenging math and science classes help people succeed in certified nursing school.
Typically a college algebra.
If you are pursing nursing you shouldn't have to take calculus or pre-calculus since nursing deals more with algebraic and statistical math's.
Most colleges require 1 class each of Chemistry and Algebra. My nursing school also included Nursing Math in their program that teaches medication doses and figuring IV drip rates. Hope this helps