Yes, in one form or another they all use math. Some use it much more than others, however.
Physicians assistants use math constantly. They assist doctors in taking patient vitals and sometimes in figuring out appropriated prescription dosages.
math teacher, accountant, several things really. There's careers in welding that involve math. Doctors, business owners, and architects also use math.
Yes, I am one and I use it all the time. When calculating doses of medications, doctors need math. There are many other examples, but the answer is a strong YES!
Doctors use math daily: - measuring height and weight (percentages, ratios) - measuring blood pressure and heart rate (fractions) - measuring dosages of medications - measuring levels of blood, urine, saliva, or other samples
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architects, nurses, doctors, math teachers, pharmacists, etc.
A calculator. Or just a PDA(what does pda mean). or even just a book. we need more info
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Math is used by doctors for a lot of things. Basic math is used to judge obesity (BMI) and medication doseages and frequency of administration. More complex calculation are used in vascular medicine (fluid mechanics ) and in other areas.
Notice the mg unit on a lot of medicine bottles. SOme bottles use different units and doctors need to convert to give the correct amount of medicine.
Most, if not all, occupations use Math to some degree. It is easy to presume that scientists, teachers, accountants, bankers, doctors, etc. would use math, but even store clerks have to count change back to customers, and shelf stockers have to calculate how many boxes or cans will fit within a defined area of space. The list of occupations that do not use Math, if any exist, would be much shorter.