Im just saying that what you have to do is the very easy part of math, once you go into the real stuff however, calculating those equasions without a calculator is just a waste of time
Oh, well yea. For that exam we were calculating stuff like cardiac output and total peripheral resistance. TPR is mean blood pressure divided by cardiac output. To find MBP, we add 2/3 diastolic + 1/3 systolic which. So it could be something like 2/3(80) + 1/3(120) = MBP. I completely forgot how to do something as simple as multiple fractions and whole numbers. And for CO, multiplying using stroke volume is hard because it's a decimal. It's not hard, actually, but the point of this thread was that I forgot it all lol
In the end I did fairly well on this particular exam so that's all that matters. The anatomy portion was enough to boost me up for any points I lost due to math on the physiology part.