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Do you really need physics to become a nurse?

do i need to take physics in high school if i want to become a nurse?

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    if you wanna be a nurse, you should choose science major, and physics is included into science. so maybe you should. but some special health care institions need considerate service more, so you can be art major too, while for this situation, usuaylly a foreign language is needed. do be worry you can learn foreign language on line, and it never waste your time. there are tons of resources related to language learning , i am sure you find one easily. such as Rosetta Stone http://www.c2cellinc.com

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I'm a midwife in the UK but before doing my midwifery training I was a registered nurse and I needed to have maths and a science subject to commence nurse training they gave us the option of physics, chemistry or biology and I would advise you to take a science subject because it is relevant and you will definately need it to commence nurse training. I took all three subjects, however, biology is the better option of the three if you don't want to do them all. You will also need to find out the acceptable grade that you will need to achieve.

Dior

I'd say so, yes. The more you understand about physics the easier some medical details will be to understand. Gas laws, fluid behavior, and familiarity with SI units all come to mind.

dewshaft

No, but you do need to take chemistry and biology and a high-level math course.

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