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2/3/2013 5:28:32 AM
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Dont you need to find the instantaneous rate of change for certain medicines and liquids? I'm pretty sure you need these concepts and mathematical application.
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Edited by Love Sosa: 2/3/2013 5:31:49 AMComputers do all that bro. And that's the pharmacist job.
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Actually anyone who administers medication in any setting should know how much to use and factor in the rate of change in which the body will utalize that. Also, I don't think computers do all of that for every setting.
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Computers can follow formulas just like a doctor would.
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I don't doubt that, but you wouldn't always rely on a computer. If that were the case, then engineers wouldn't be bothered to learn math all the way up to Calculus III or DifEq. There's concepts involved.
